A Time To Forget

The band's history began back in 2007, in the district Prenestino, located on the outskirts of Rome, Italy. Like a tornado in a clear sky the original and innovative ideas of training leave schemes of screamo now in the wake of decline, to absorb and rework influences ranging melodic hardcore to metalcore. In 2009, after two years of jam sessions, internal changes as an abandonment of three members of the band, and some live debut in the alternative scene of the Italian capital...

The band's history began back in 2007, in the district Prenestino, located on the outskirts of Rome, Italy. Like a tornado in a clear sky the original and innovative ideas of training leave schemes of screamo now in the wake of decline, to absorb and rework influences ranging melodic hardcore to metalcore. In 2009, after two years of jam sessions, internal changes as an abandonment of three members of the band, and some live debut in the alternative scene of the Italian capital, the band entered the studio and record a disc of four pieces: " Sounds of Glory And Perdition "which sold exclusively on iTunes as a simple demo debut opens the doors to the five boys of the European public and the world. After the summer, early autumn 2009/2010 A Time To Forget finally have the opportunity to grow artistically, and started to compose new arrangements and melodies, playing with bands like Cancer Bats, Misery Signals, Your Demise and Blakfish out for the first time from capital even with the help of promoter brave and eager to bring the sound of the Capitoline training in other cities of Italy.

With the begining of 2010 the band began seriously to complete the writing of the 5 pieces that make up the "Concept Of Illusion ',' s debut EP out in June 2010. With recording and mixing, edited by Marco Mantovani (Hopes Die Last) within a month is eagerly thoroughly refined the material, making the work more consistent and compelling. The band's sound evolves in the next three years, and now reaching a point of agreement among the five elements of training is as brutal and violent, mathematically precise, and with influences ranging hardcore / metalcore mosh. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL..