Fall of Empyrean has been depressing the world with emotionally-wrought doom/death metal since 2000. Throughout the years, the band has gained a strong following throughout not only the United States, but also mainland Europe, Scandinavia, Russia and the Baltic States, Japan, South Korea, South America, Mexico, Australia, and a number of other countries. The band has established itself within the US doom metal scene, steadily rising in the ranks. Over the course of its existence, Fall of Empyrean has released three CDs: a self-titled demo, and two full-length albums: Anhedonia (2002) and A Darkness Remembered (2004). A Darkness Remembered was released worldwide by Oak Knoll Productions, with distribution through a number of labels, distros, and record stores. Anhedonia was re-released in 2003 by Russian label CD-Maximum, with the self-titled demo included as bonus tracks. The band's releases have all been critically well-received, with dozens of reviews, interviews, and radio exposure throughout the world and via Internet radio.In 2007, the band finished writing, recording, mixing, and mastering their third full-length album, “A Life Spent Dying”, with Ryan Butler of Arcane Digital Recording studios, in Chandler, Arizona. In early 2009, Fall of Empyrean signed a four-album deal with Germany's Grau Records, with “A Life Spent Dying” to be released first, in May 2010. The band continues strong, rehearsing for shows and promotions for their upcoming album.
The band appreciates the worldwide support they've received over the years, and the continued support as they forge ahead, bringing depression and despair to the doomed masses around the globe.
