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Artist description
Based in Toronto, 'the silk demise' combines the elements of trip-hop and dark ambience to create a sound that is both dark and soothing. Incessant bass, throbbing beats, and the incredible vocals talents of Olivia Zielinski (along with collaborations with Edie Marshall, and Anna Ivanova) comprise 'the silk demise'. |
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Music Style
Trip Hop, Industrial/Electronic, Dark Ambient, Breaks, Film |
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Musical Influences
Massive Attack, Portishead, Hooverphonic, Sneaker Pimps, NIN, Velvet Acid Christ, Stabbing Westward, Deftones, Cypress Hill, Skindive, Ultraspank, Moby, Bows, Snake River Conspiracy, DJ Shadow |
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Similar Artists
Sneaker Pimps, Massive Attack, Hooverphonic, Bows, DJ Shadow, Bjork, Portishead, Moby, Delerium, Lovage, Garbage, SBL, DJ Rap, Puracane, Esthero, Mono, Tricky, UNKLE, Cypress Hill, Morcheeba, SRC |
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Artist History
Currently working with Olivia Zielinski (see images) on all new material. |
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Group Members
William Litshauer (instrumental/production), Olivia Zielinski (vocals/lyrics). Collaborative vocalists: Edie Marshall, Anna Ivanova. |
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Instruments
Various... |
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Albums
medicated State, Demo2002 |
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Press Reviews
["Dark churning basslines and compelling drumwork encompass an evil breakbeat and a unique take on feedback. Self Delusion use some familiar samples, but create a fresh, industrial twist for the listener." AudioGalaxy.com]["Dirty industrial beats brace the foundation for raucous metal guitars and stereo-spanning synthesizer noises. Mixing jungle beats isn't out of the question either. Similar artists include Nine Inch Nails, Ministry, and Rob Zombie." Jesse T. at Listen.com] |
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Additional Info
Special vocal appearances courtesy Edie Marshall and Anna Ivanova |
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Location
Toronto, Ontario - Canada |
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