Artist description electronic dark alternative mind music.

Music Style Darkwave - Electronic - Gothic - Industrial - Darkwave - Alternative

Musical Influences Nine Inch Nails, Moonspell, Moby, Dead Or Alive, Depeche Mode, Cure, Garbage

Similar Artists Nine Inch Nails, Moby, Garbage, early Ministry, VNV Nation

Artist History The sounds of despair, insight, revelation and undertones of anger shape the overall theme of Era Nocturna's electronic assault on a listener's mind. Based out of New York City, the 3 member band began in the winter of 1999 under the name of ViSix. By the end of November 2000, Daevina (formerly Avalon ViSix), the project's central member, opted to find a new moniker and take on a more serious approach to her music. Daevina spent close to 2 years writing and composing music for a possible release as ViSix but then "canned" the project feeling that there was no foreseen direction she wanted take the music in. After spending several months in Texas writing and recording, Daevina found inspiration had returned to her and she returned home to Massachusetts. There she buckled down and resurrected the dormant project and began recording vocals to previously composed instrumentals. The band's line up currently consists of: Daevina on vocals & programming. Misery on bass. Sevenmoonspells on drums/percussion.

Group Members Daevina (D.) - vocals, programming, guitars, engineering. Sevenmoonspells - drums

Instruments Female vocals, guitars, bass, drums, synths.

Albums Prelude (2002)

Additional Info At the end of 1998 D. began working as a promoter for a NYC based band and began learning the workings of the music industry. She also doubles as a writer for WickedPublicity.com and works for X-RaiRecords in NYC.

Location New York, NY - USA

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