Forgotten is a metal band hailing from the fervent underground music scene, thriving particularly within the domain of black and death metal. Their sonic journey began with their formation in the mid-1990s in Indonesia, a country that has proven to be a fertile ground for the darker shades of metal. As their name implies, their music encapsulates themes of desolation, existential crisis, and reflections on the metaphysical decay of the human condition. Forgotten's work is known for its aggressive riffs, thunderous drums, and guttural vocals, all of which are meticulously layered to form a foreboding atmosphere that echoes the band's lyrical exploration of despair and nihilism.

Their recent releases, such as "Kaliyuga," signal a deeper immersion into the intricacies of modern despair, while "Laras Perlaya" and "Tiga Angka Enam" display the band's relentless drive to evolve their sound without forsaking the grim essence they've become synonymous with. "Tuhan Telah Mati," translates to "God Has Died," and it reflects their unwavering commitment to confront and dissect ideological constructs and the resulting human condition. With "Future Syndrome," they venture into the trepidation of what lies ahead, layering their characteristic sound with a sense of urgency and an unpredictable edge. Forgotten's body of work becomes a reflection of a band that has honed their craft over decades, earning them a reputation as one of the stalwarts of Southeast Asia's extreme metal scene.