Philippe Reinhalter and Frederic Fievez formed Division Alpha in 1998. Their first 4-track CD called DA-recorded in the Psykron studio and released in 1999- has been praised for its creativity and personality. The first album Fazium One – produced by Holy Records and released in February 2000 - is based on science-fiction. It is the first chapter of a tetralogy that deals with a civilization alike mankind. It is a real symbiosis between music and lyrics… Citizens isolated by a machine and plunged into a cold and oppressive music…

After their French tour full of originality, Division Alpha wrote the second chapter called The Dekta Release in November 2001. The two French leaders have practically pushed their style beyond the human limits, so that one may wonder if they are really human ! Then during the following year, they mixed for other bands, and in September 2002 they composed “Cobalt hope”, the first track of “Holy Bible IV“, a compilation which showed their mature work. This song became the opening track of their next album called Replika – the third chapter of Psykron - where conflicts and war progressively bring desolation and chaos on the planet.

During the year 2004, DA made some improvements in their recording studio and worked on some song mixing such as “believe” for PSY, ”buried filae” for Rajna (album Black Tears, Holy Records) and “ex animo” for Supuration (plus a video in late 2006)

After a few concerts, the band also performed in 2005 at the “Holy Party” a Holy Records festival, and conceived their live video album for the label .

Meanwhile, the band was already working on their next album Palingenesy, recorded between September and November 2005 and released in March 2006. Division Alpha welcome Alexandre Jomin who succeeds to Paul Banas at the keyboard, and Jerome Reinhalter on drums. They have already performed in Grenoble and are now rehearsing their last album…

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