Artist description dismal,brooding drum & bass.complex beats and unusual song structures, comprise a unique electronic experience. straying away from mundayne electronica,and taking influence from a vast range of genres,Depths Of Despair is thinking man's electronic music-not for the typical dance listener. strong emphasis on emotion and warmth is felt throughout the tracks,varying from lightning fast breaks to moody trip-hop,to rhythemless keys and warped samples,to psychadelic passages and corridors.

Music Style psychadelic\dub\trip hop\ jungle\ambient

Musical Influences Earthtone9, Tool, Chimaira, snog, shpongle, Dj shadow

Similar Artists dark soho, aphex twin, juno reactor,squarepusher,shpongle,infected mushroom

Artist History after creating electronic music for a good five years,these sounds are the product of the matured d.o.d sound.

Group Members one member

Instruments the human cerebral mostly

Albums 2003- False sense of security spiritual beings rec.

Press Reviews *press article in images section ================================= Israel-based electronic musician Depths of Despair creates a dark and somewhat scary variation of instrumental trip-hop. DoD's track The Burn is a densely layered, vocal-free piece which easily falls into the above description, but is not limited by it. While it certainly could have some appeal to fans of jungle or maybe drum 'n' bass, this song really seems to be more designed for headphone listening. It is chock full of little details, like a muffled sample of a scream and lots of background clicks and whirs. Because of all the little additions, interesting mixing choices, and myriad of structural variation, this fairly lenghty track never gets boring. Depths of Despair's music is very effective. It creates a little world of darkness and, well, despair for the listener to reside in for its seven minute run time. This is highly recommended listening.

Location Haifa, Israel - Israel

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