I would classify them as industrial. They used to be on the Cleopatra label. I once got to hang out with Thomas Thorn after a show. We eventually ended up puking in the alley and stumbling around rather drunkenly. At another show, I "outted" a Christian band I spotted hanging out in the after party. I recongnized them from a video I had saw. They didn't seem to be too comfortable after I called them out, ended up distancing themselves from me, and hopped a cab to God only knows where. Good times.
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Early 2009 brought about the reactivation of the band in earnest. In January it was reported at electrichell.net and on the band's MySpace page that preliminary work had started on a new full-length album, which would mark the band's first studio album in seven years. It also saw Charles Edward from the Denver area gothic rock band Seraphim Shock join the band as guitarist, replacing long time band member Ricktor Ravensbruck. Original drummer Eric Peterson rejoined the band in February, reuniting half of the band's original lineup.
So, my guess is, "hopefully". They're a great band; looking forward to more music by them if they do end up sticking together. If not; oh well, another great gig bites the dust.
yes, definately industrial. this industrial club I've been frequenting quite a bit lately has played them on a number of occasions. I'm not very much into indstrial music.. but I liked this band a whole lot. they remind me alot of sleep chamber, another good band.
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