Artist description Chiasm is a Detroit-based electro/industrial female solo project on COP International records.

Music Style Industrial Darkwave Emo Power-Electro-EBM

Musical Influences Skinny Puppy, Kraftwerk, EnVogue, Public Enemy, Covenant

Similar Artists Hanzel und Gretyl, Delerium, Kate Bush, Kraftwerk, Massiv In Mensch

Artist History Chiasm was created in winter 1997 by Emileigh Rohn. The demo cd, "Embryonic", was self-released in 1998. The controversial track, "Bouncing Baby Clones", was featured on the first compilation cd by the Detroit Electronica Coalition, "D[elEcTROnIc]T". Chiasm was signed to COP International in August 1999 and released the debut album, "Disorder", in March of 2001. The full-length remix album, "Chiasm vs. TL5: Divided We Fall", is released on COP International records on May 20, 2003. Chiasm has recently been featured on several compilation cds including "Closer to the Spiral", a NIN tribute on Zoomica/SPV records, and "Resist the Command 2" on Dystopian Records.

Group Members Emileigh Rohn- songwriter/programmer/producer/arranger/performer

Instruments Korg Trinity, Korg Prophecy, Korg Electribe ER-1, Emu Esi-4000 digital sampler, Alesis DM5, Novation Bass Station, etc...

Albums CHIASM- "Disorder", CHIASM vs. TL5-"Divided We Fall"

Press Reviews "This solo artist navigates grave terrain, creeping through oppressive dark ambiance filled with Electro beat programming and fiendish keyboard lines. She whispers words that hang heavy with meaning before they lift up into the ether." -Listen.com "This is not your typical girlie-band"-Dark Velvet Gothic Zine "It's as if Kate Bush and Kraftwerk met in the Detroit underground."- Interfluence Records

Location Detroit, MI - USA

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