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Artist description
Aesthetic hedonism. Sadistic excess. Slaves to emotion.
Emotional integration. Manifest Vision is a
departure from the normal sound of industrial
music. In an age of music that respects no
boundaries and crossover is the standard,
Manifest Vision enter a realm of aesthetic
indulgence that makes the harshest of
machine-like industrial techno listenable and
interesting. |
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Music Style
BigBeat Industrial PopCore |
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Musical Influences
Cure, PWEI, New Order, Lords of Acid, Depeche Mode, Massive Attack |
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Similar Artists
Prodigy, KMFDM, NitzerEbb, PWEI, Peter Murphy, NIN |
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Artist History
1989-Current: Manifest Vision are sons of the
1980’s new wave and goth movement, with
influences including The Cure, Bauhaus, The
Smiths, Joy Division, New Order, and
Depeche Mode. Also neophytes of industrial
and techno, credit is given to contemporary
artists Nine Inch Nails, Lords of Acid,
KMFDM, Orbital, Skinny Puppy, and
Ministry, all of whom helped shape the
current state of aggressive electronica. The resultant sound is a clever mixing of these influences, one that embraces emotion and avoids repetition and bland techno cliches. |
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Group Members
Zane Jacobson, Joe Moak |
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Instruments
Real and Fake Drums, sampler, synths, guitars, biochemical crystal lattice, libyan vortex synchronizer, Heisenberg compensator |
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Albums
Carbon Method (Copyright 1998) |
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Press Reviews
mp3critic.com |
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Additional Info
You can order the 12-track debut album Carbon Method by emailing manifestvision@sixmiddlefloor.com |
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Location
Santa Barbara, CA - USA |
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