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Artist description
"Godflesh meets NIN meets Love and Rockets psychedelic mysticism. This guitarist/songwriter/producer...(name an instrument, he wants to manipulate it) is a musician with an introspective eye much like Trent Reznor without the self torture." Excerpts from a review by Kim Traub, Industrial Nation 'Zine |
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Music Style
Post Industrial, Ambient |
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Musical Influences
Skinny Puppy, Front Line Assembly, Depeche Mode |
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Similar Artists
Nine Inch Nails, Stabbing Westward, Filter |
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Artist History
Sacred Confinement is a project spawning from a local band called ‘New Found Dreams(NFD)’ inspired to concentrate on theaggressive side of the material written by Peter Bovadikov. The guitarist from NFD Peter Black had joined the new project,agreeing with the focus intent. Hadrian is the latest addition to Sacred Confinement, an excellent talent for both performing andwriting. He comes from a classical piano background and writes his own music as well. |
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Group Members
Peter Bovadikov - Vocals/Guitar/Instrument Manipulator Peter Black - Guitars Hadrian - Keyboardist |
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Instruments
vocals, guitar, keyboards, samples, electronic |
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Albums
Sacred Confinement Promo |
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Press Reviews
Each of the four songs on this demo is crystalline and razor-edged, biting out to the world with concrete angst. Siouxsie, thefirst track, starts out with pulsing percussive sound and swelling synths leading toward an enervating techno/industrial core thatdives and resurfaces throughout the song amidst the original pulse and swell. Pete's vocals are breathy and echo along againstthis backdrop, fuelled by the recurring grind of guitar. The second cut, Truth, is by stark contrast more low-key, with Pete'svocals layered over atmospheric keys...until it kicks in with a relentless and striking guitar hook, setting up for the retreat andadvance of the utter angst one would expect from Tool. Wall sweeps in with noise, roaring chords and an omnipresentrepetitive synth-beat and Pete plies a new attack, with more throaty and gutteral vocals, spitting forth his dare to "tear down hiswall," all together creating a monumental piece with a regal tone and cadence. The demo wraps up with Can't Take Any More,a definite strong note, as its pace and aggression leave one hungering for more of a sound that, as a whole, is truly unique toSacred Confinement. REVIEWED BY: Xian |
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Location
Bridgewater, NJ - USA |
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