Music Style All electronically created, but varying in style

Musical Influences The artists who have most directly influenced the Antithesis-13 sound: Ministry, Skinny Puppy, Coil, The Swans, Sopor Aeternus & the Ensemble of Shadows, Current 93, Samael, Pink Floyd, Emperor, Godflesh, various other metal, industrial, gothic, rock, techno & hip-hop

Similar Artists I am too humbled by all of the artists that I really love to invite comparison

Artist History Antithesis-13 has always loved music. It all started when he was a little baby child, lying in his crib possessed by the mystical beauty of Simon & Garfunkel's "Parsley, Sage, Rosemary & Thyme" LP, & has continued throughout the years & his various obsessions with all things metal, industrial, gothic, classic rock, folk, etc. etc. His first attempts at making his own music took the form of a few piano themes that he composed in High School, but the beginning of his recorded output was the track "I Forgot How to Exist," a bizarre mess of warped speech samples, inept keyboard & tribal drum, wine glasses & screeching, all held together by a foundation of brain-wrecking feedback. This recording was followed more or less by a long period of silence, until Antithesis-13 discovered FruityLoops & began abusing the home recording studio of his brother, the inexorable Baron Von Vino. This is when things really got cooking. Antithesis-13 has never played out except for a few ill-conceived collaborative ventures that likely did nothing more than fill some people with uneasy laughter & nausea.

Group Members Antithesis-13 is Antithesis-13.

Instruments FruityLoops, Korg DW-800, Pathos Wail & Daemonic Gurgle, Occasional other instruments

Albums I Forgot How to Exist, The Fruity Years, Scum 'N' Bass, The Williamsburg Drive Bedroom Recordings, MC Bob's Vengeance Vol. I - 1st Blood, Transmissions from a Soul In Space, A Flood of Dreams from New River, Basilisk's Breath

Location Jacksonville, NC - USA

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