Artist description If you appreciate electronic music in any way you will be missing something big if you don't give a few of these tracks a spin. Fitting somewhere between the triangle of haujobb, winterkalte and gridlock, monstrum sepsis has something to offer everyone. Beautiful strings and piano flirt with dirty rhythms and intellegent percussive programming. while most electronic music in this genre borders on repetative, monstrum sepsis finds a beat, a pleasing sound, uses it and steers away before it could be deemed repetatitve. Typical pop song structure is avoided, but we're not afraid to utilize proven music theory to drive an intent. monstrum sepsis has been on top of the underground industrial electronic scene since it started churning out music that in one way or another had something to offer and appeal to a wide range of listeners.

Music Style industrial, electronic, idm, ebm, experimental noise hybrid

Musical Influences from peter gabriel to drop bass records, from skinny puppy to ruffneck records, gabber, industrial and early trance techno

Similar Artists haujobb, wumpscut, autechre, gridlock, mentallo & the fixer

Artist History the group started in 1996, both members attended art school at the illinois institute of art in chicago, il. rob now lives in milwaukee, paul in chicago. rob wentz has been a touring member of the well known US electo act, Stromkern.

Group Members rob wentz: synth/programming, paul karlik - programming

Instruments key instruments are the computer, our fingers, kurzweil sp-76 and roland jp-8080

Albums Primordial Notions [double cd], 2001 / Deep Sea Creatures, 2002

Press Reviews see www.monstrumsepsis.com

Additional Info merch available at www.monstrumsepsis.com

Location milwaukee, wi - USA

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