Artist description A mix of industrial, goth and darkwave.CervixCouch had evolved from electro to harsh industrialsound.

Music Style industrial darkwave darktechno gothic electro

Musical Influences The Blessed Virgin Larry Kill Thrill Kult,Nine Inch Nails, Christian Death, Sisters of Mercy Alien Sex Fiend Stabbing Westward

Similar Artists Alien Sex Fiend Lords of Acid Christian Death Die Krupps Smashing Pumpkins Filter

Artist History CervixCouch is fromed under the influence of horror movies(friday the 13, halloween, psycho, night of the living dead etc) and old goth cultheros like Alien Sex Fiend, Christian Death..Bauhaus Sisters of Mercy.Aim is to create and bring the listener into a mindscape of B-GRADE horror movies and view of their distorted vision.Plus tired of the boring music scene in Singapore(infested with Hardcore, indies and punk). Nobody ever take goth or understandthe meaning of Goth. Thus all this lead to the forming of CervixCouch .Out to Shock the music scene back home and get themselves banned on national airplay!!!

Group Members Bret [bass-drum-synth-guitar]Mel [ Vocal for Season of the Witches]additional artists-Jansen, Roy

Instruments bass guitar sampling drum machine

Albums Saturday Night Horror(demo) 1997 Digital Asylum(EP) 1998 Something Wicked This Way Comes (2000) Season of the Witches (2001..coming soon)

Press Reviews With the advent of the industrial technological age, it is not surprising that similarities of sounds found in an urban society eventually turn up in music. In some ways, industrial music delves beyond the parameters of mere entertainment and emphasizes the harsh reality of angst and apathy throughout the world. Cervix Couch from Singapore make this glaringly apparent and remain one of the very few goth/industrial bands to come from that country. The band itself is not unfamiliar with controversy, simply because their name alone has banned them from any national radio play. Rather than give in to this pressure, they maintained the name and are finding a large audience outside their country and are slowly becoming underground heroes in their own culture in Singapore. "Where the Children Hiding?" A play on many of the childhood fables where the little children had to run from the bogey man who was going to eat them. There are samples of screams that make this a particularly chilling industrial song, since it is an adult soundtrack to a cannibalistic story line. "Something Wicked This Way.." Industrial darkwave with touches of modern goth metal which was inspired by the novel written by Caitlin R. Kiernan Silk according to the artists. The song plays on the paranoia's and fears of any one living in an urban society, whether it is the US or across the world in Singapore. "Hole in Head" Grunge Electronics adequately playing with the rising anger in one's mind when a boss from hell has put us through the wringer for the final time before we completely explode. "Burn" Darkwave goth style guitar opening with a more melodic industrial layering. The band was once accused of being a "sell out" for this cut, however, all the tracks delve into the hardest edges of industrial cacophony, so one can only assume their detractors have an ax to grind. In no way is this song any less hard edged than the others they have created. The 4 song EP of Something Wicked This Way Comes clearly demonstrates the rising anger at a world gone mad. The band eschewed any EBM influences and created harsh sounds to reflect an even harsher reality. The validity of the familiar but hostile terrain often depicted in much of today’s music is yet again explored and sliced open with a sonic fury. If you enjoy your goth/industrial with the hardest edge imaginable, Cervix Couch delivers. -Mike Ventarola (Goth/Industrial Promoter)

Additional Info We are ready to give out sample cd for Magazines and Radio stations. Pls contact us if you find our stuffs worthy for your Mag or Stations

Location Singapore, Singapore - Singapore

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