circa 2000

Originally, in terms of electronic music, there were several styles of music that efesar could be classified into. The word transience has been coined to refer to a style of music that is a mixture of tribal, ambient, and vocal trance. Transience, therefore, is the style of music that defines efesar.

Although it is unusual for a band to name a record after its style of music (imagine a Nirvana album called Grunge), the name is unique enough to warrant little speculation.

After almost two and a half years of writing and revising, transience is finally complete. In the effort to create this album over thirty songs were written and mastered. Most of these songs were thrown off the album because they couldn't be circumscribed by the feel of the album. The songs you missed during the making of trasience will pop-up again in some other FEAR STUDIOS release.

Transience is a labour of love. Although far from perfect it is still the culmination of everything efesar represents. Technically it is a studio quality album, while emotionally it is raw and defensive. A band can grow and mature -- this release has proved that.

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