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Artist description
Crucethus is a Project of Sound and Music coming together to compliment rythym and harmony. All Genres of Music are welcome. And Most Importantly....Sometimes I wanna Dance, Sometimes I wanna sit down and think deep deep thoughts. With Crucethus at the wheel, U can do Both! |
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Music Style
House/ Trance/ Electronica/Ambient/Jazz/Symphonic |
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Musical Influences
Roxy Music, Human League, Deep Dish,Queen, Madonna,Prince,Kraftwerk,Giorgio Moroder,Jam & Lewis,David Bowie,Ultravox,Peter Rauhoeffer, Danny Tenaglia,Missing Persons,U2,Japan |
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Similar Artists
Moby/Madonna/Deep Dish/ Roxy Music/Prince/Queen/Trance/House/ambient/sensuality/Peter Rauhoeffer |
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Artist History
Started recording in april of 1999.Created 30 songs to make this 10 song Album.And then it just got out of control--On Photonic I wanted to create a true dance album, on Forever I wanted to be intelligent with the synths. And Chroma is the synthesis of the first 3 albums!! Most Recently Reflections was released with the most serious sounds yet released by Crucethus. Now In the Studio as of January 2003 work begins on a new Project about the human condition, working title is "Pain". I have Also Released a remaster of an outtake from the Forever sessions called Desire. This is a retro sounding tune and I left it off of Forever as it did not seem to fit the album, however I always liked the tune and vowed to release it someday--so here it is, Enjoy!!As of July 15th all the songs are ready for the Album Pain, with 4 more slated for release. All the Artwork is done as well for the album, only the liner notes remain. Mid August release is still on target.
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Group Members
Steve Walther:Synths, Vocals, Guitar sounds, Drum Programming,Design and Graphic Layouts, Sequencing and Marketing and Business decisions--Whew I Do Alot don't I!! |
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Instruments
Korg Ms2000, Yamaha Rm1x, Djx, Psr320, Casio Ht700,Korg Electribe EA,Kaos Pad, Sony Mdmx.Arturia's Storm1.5, Sound Forge 6.0,Korg Microkorg. |
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Albums
Deconstructing Disco, Photonic,Forever, Chroma,Reflections,Pain |
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Press Reviews
Always looking towards the UK, This American born artist took an interest in synths in the late eighties, has now released, some very interesting material. The Songs range from heart pounding House, to euphoria inducing trance, to mind teasing jazzstep, to sexy soul ala Peter Gabriel, or Bryan Ferry. Deconstructing Disco is the album and has been released on mp3.com. The Big single so far has been Torture Box. We look foward to hearing the future from this artist.
12/23/01:--As the head of Crucethus put it, “Fill the tub, light the candles, pour the wine, well you know the rest :-)” Hmmm.. Sounds a little mushy to us, so let’s go with the more cold, calculated strains that the Land of Phrygia is known for: Enter here a world where sounds promote the promise of the divinities to splash upon your head the splendor of blessed peace. Slow and easy grooves from Crucethus are nothing more than a mere feat of Imagineering. This tightly rhythmic piece brings about the scents of early Roxy Music, minus the vox of the incredible Brian Ferry, yet it happens to sustain a simple form of delight that actually puts us in the precarious position of stating, “Yeah, a good wine, and a bath – that WOULD do, under these circumstances”. Crucethus pulls together some lightly vocoded synths throughout the piece that snap it into a position of sublime artistry, and the backbeat is simple, yet flourishing – not vacant. Be forewarned, we here in the Land of Phrygia suffer from a severe sense of immobility when bending to different genres, so in Crucethus’ defense, we would have to suggest this track, “Momentum”, and “Love Touch Mine” as the better tracks available. (Thank U Integrated Arts)
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Additional Info
Recorded at Kane Studios--1999-2003 |
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Location
Bohemia, New York - USA |
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