INGROWING “Cyberspace” CD

1998 was a year full of plans and expectations for INGROWING. During this time, the band became the number one band for all its members, and they were willing to sacrifice almost everything for it. They toured constantly and created new songs, rehearsed at least twice a week, and were completely absorbed in the band, thanks in part to the response from fans around the world. A year before the release of “Cyberspace,” INGROWING released a powerful split cassette with their friends from CONTRASTIC, toured weekly, and built a fanbase. After releasing a few splits, they decided it was time for their first independent album. By then, they already had a large, devoted fanbase and definitely didn’t want to disappoint them—an album felt like a chore. Looking back, Vlakin says that most of their expectations from that time not only came true, but exceeded them. Although, of course, there were still many things that should motivate the band in the future.