Unprocessed
German metalcore band
Unprocessed is a German progressive metal band from Wiesbaden formed in 2013.
History
Formed in 2013, they released their debut studio album In Concretion the following year. This was followed by their debut EP Perception in 2016. This marked the last release with band members Simon Lorenz and Jan Aimène.
The group released their second studio album, Covenant, in 2018 with new bassist David John Levy and drummer Leon Pfeifer. Both had previously played in the band These Days Remain, which had performed with Unprocessed in previous years. Unprocessed released their third album, Artificial Void, on Long Branch Records in 2019. This was the last album with guitarist Christopher Talosi, with Fernandes remaining as the band's sole founding member.
In early 2020, Unprocessed accompanied Polyphia on their European tour. This led to a collaboration on the single "Real", which was released in July of that year, featuring Tim Henson, one of Polyphia's guitarists, and their bassist Clay Gober.
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