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sanitaryrefuse
Sanitary Refuse
NEWS
I've been laying low for about over a year now with fallouts between members and then welcoming my legacy into the world, but don't think that means there's been nothing going on. More songs in the works than i can count, and hoping to begin playing out again next year. Enjoy some tunes that haven't been on this page before, and expect new ones soon...
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Experimental Industrial Metal. One man, One mind. Spikey, Black, Hard-Edged... Dark, synthetic but real. For the best description, just listen for yourself. Go, play, Refuse...
Why this name?
The clouds parted, the thunderclaps rang out across the vast emptiness, and the lightening spelled out in the ground...
Do you play live?
Not currently, but when the right opportunity arises, so shall the dead...
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
It makes music so much more accessable than it ever was before. It can get music to people that might otherwise have never heard of smaller bands. It's a revolution.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Absolutely. Gotta pay the bills.
Band History:
This machine began in it's larval stage approximately 10 years ago. It has been very rough to say the least. Years of experimentation and education moulded what has become. Though always shapeshifting and varying and experimenting, SR has come to find what is believed to be a fairly original sound. Hard and heavy yeat atmospheric and ambient. Dark and synthetic yet real.
Previously involved in many projekts, the Refuse is always expanding horizons. Remixing projekts with Californian Lowminder as well as as Floridian Nation of Disorder [formerly DoomzDayKult] have sparked interest with both of those bands. Lowminder sideprojekt Erudyte includes vocals by SR, as well as Nation of Disorder's 'The Gimp,' with others in the works.
Throughout 2006 and 2007 SR destroyed stage after stage of the CT underground scene gaining headlining spots at several shows as well as opening slots for national touring acts such as DOPE and Bella Morte; even being mentioned as 'the most original band in CT' throughout our reign.
Currently I am quietly working on finishing the long awaited LP, hoping to play a few shows throughout next year to remind people that we're not dead... we're the living dead.
Previously involved in many projekts, the Refuse is always expanding horizons. Remixing projekts with Californian Lowminder as well as as Floridian Nation of Disorder [formerly DoomzDayKult] have sparked interest with both of those bands. Lowminder sideprojekt Erudyte includes vocals by SR, as well as Nation of Disorder's 'The Gimp,' with others in the works.
Throughout 2006 and 2007 SR destroyed stage after stage of the CT underground scene gaining headlining spots at several shows as well as opening slots for national touring acts such as DOPE and Bella Morte; even being mentioned as 'the most original band in CT' throughout our reign.
Currently I am quietly working on finishing the long awaited LP, hoping to play a few shows throughout next year to remind people that we're not dead... we're the living dead.
Your influences?
Influenced by: NiNe iNch Nails, Skinny Puppy, Ministry, BILE, Frontline Assembly, Tragedie Ann, Infection Agenda, Skrew, TOOL, MuDvAyNe, Martyr Complex, Killing Joke, the Revolting Cocks; many, many others
Equipment used:
Old list:
Instrument: Ibanez Pro Series guitar (early '80s?) , [the Beast] Ampeg Stud guitar (early '70s), Lotus 4 string bass, Yamaha PSR-70 keyboard, Yamaha PSS-470 keyboard
:Hardware: Korg MicroKorg, BOSS DR-5, Yamaha HR-16, Zoom 505 multi-effects processor, (2) Zoom 505II multi-effects processor, BOSS DD-5 Digital Delay pedal, BOSS FZ-2 Hyper Fuzz pedal, Arion DCF-1 Digital Chorus/Flanger pedal, DOD Chorus, Dunlop GCB-95 Original Crybaby Wah pedal, Shure Microphones, MXL V67 Condesner, ART Tube MP OPL Preamp, Behringer Eurorack UBB1002
:Software: Sonic Foundry: Sound Forge 4.5, Acid 2.0; Steinberg/Propellerhead: ReBirth RB-338 2.0; Syntrillium Software: Cool Edit 2000; Fruity Loops 3; T-Racks 24; Native Instruments: Absynth; Cakewalk Sonar 1.0; Electronic Cosmo: Mpeg Suite; an endless arsenal of instrument and movie samples...
Instrument: Ibanez Pro Series guitar (early '80s?) , [the Beast] Ampeg Stud guitar (early '70s), Lotus 4 string bass, Yamaha PSR-70 keyboard, Yamaha PSS-470 keyboard
:Hardware: Korg MicroKorg, BOSS DR-5, Yamaha HR-16, Zoom 505 multi-effects processor, (2) Zoom 505II multi-effects processor, BOSS DD-5 Digital Delay pedal, BOSS FZ-2 Hyper Fuzz pedal, Arion DCF-1 Digital Chorus/Flanger pedal, DOD Chorus, Dunlop GCB-95 Original Crybaby Wah pedal, Shure Microphones, MXL V67 Condesner, ART Tube MP OPL Preamp, Behringer Eurorack UBB1002
:Software: Sonic Foundry: Sound Forge 4.5, Acid 2.0; Steinberg/Propellerhead: ReBirth RB-338 2.0; Syntrillium Software: Cool Edit 2000; Fruity Loops 3; T-Racks 24; Native Instruments: Absynth; Cakewalk Sonar 1.0; Electronic Cosmo: Mpeg Suite; an endless arsenal of instrument and movie samples...
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