Music Style dark electro

Musical Influences nin, kmfdm, front 242, white zombie, wumpscut, project pitchfork, die krupps, dreadful shadows, depeche mode, de/vision, girls under glass, etc.

Artist History 1997 Two brothers, Pavel Gromov and Foxygene, left behind their music projects and decided to make music together. They have rented inexpensive studio and recorded their first album "N-Off". This is very poor quality recording in post-punk/electro-goth style. It consist of 8 Antisisters' songs and 2 cover versions: "Transmission" (Joy Division) and "Blood And Honey" (Swans). Alexander "Sandwitch" Sosnovsky appears as guest guitar player for two songs. He plays guitar in Antisisters until now. 1999 Antisisters are together again after two years of outage. They start to record their next album. 2000 Antisisters release their second album "Never Regret" . After that they start to play live concerts at several Moscow clubs. In October Antisisters play at annual gothic festival "Edge Of The Night" with a big success. The music of Antisisters sounds on several alternative radio stations and at gothic parties. In the end or the year 2000 Antisisters release CD-maxi "Black Wine" with two new songs and five live tracks. 2002 Antisisters change studio, sound engineering guy and record the third nine tracks album "Spiders Kisses Lies". As they think actually this is the most prosperous release.

Group Members Pavel "Nowayout" Gromov - vox, machines; "Foxygene" - machines, guitar, vox; Alexander "Sandwitch" Sosnovsky - guitar

Instruments machines, more machines...

Albums N-Off (1997), Never Regret (2000), Black Wine (2000), Spiders Kisses Lies (2002)

Press Reviews radio "station 2000", Zillo, www.gothic.ru, Legacy, Ukrainian Gothic Portal, Side-Line, Synthezis etc.

Location Moscow, CFD - Russia

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