Mark Kelson

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Mark Kelson (born 07/03/1976) is the vocalist/guitarist in Australian Gothic Metal band The Eternal and doom-deathband Insomnius Dei.

Kelson has also been involved with Cryptal Darkness, Black Majesty, Desolate Eternity and Paramaecium.

In late 2006 Kelson made an appearance on the the album 'Madre, Protégenos' by Ion, the new project by ex-Anathema/ex-Antimatter mastermind Duncan Patterson. Kelson appears on the tracks 'Anathema Maranatha' & 'O Efeito do Verão'. The album is available through Equilibrium Music.

Mark Kelson
Years active	1995–present
Genres	Gothic-Doom Doom-Death

Mark Kelson

1 Discography
2 Guest Appearances
3 External links
4 Endorsements

[edit] Discography

With The Eternal

Promo 2003 (2003/Independent)
The Sombre Light of Isolation (2004/Firebox Records)
Sleep of Reason (2005/Firebox Records)

With Insomnius Dei

Illusions Of Silence (To Be Released)

With ThreeThirteen

ThreeThirteen (2003)

With Cryptal Darkness

Chapter II: The Fallen (2001)
Dawn Of A New Age (2000)
They Whispered You Had Risen (1999)
Promo Sampler (1997)
Endless Tears (1996)
Descend Into Thy Grave (EP/1996)
Last Cries Of A Dying World (Demo/1995)

With Paramaecium

Within The Ancent Forest (1997)

[edit] Guest Appearances

ION 'Madre, Protégenos'

Ion is the new project of former Anathema and Antimatter mastermind Duncan Patterson. Kelson appears on the tracks 'Anathema Maranatha' & 'O Efeito do Verão'

Rainshadow 'Old' Demo

Rainshadow is an Australian Gothic Metal/Dark Metal project by Ben W. Rainshadow first demo features Kelson on bass, keyboards and programming. Kelson also recorded and produced 'Old' at No.13 Studios. See Official Rainshadow MySpace page