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» member profile:
greylife
» genre:
Electronic >
Industrial
» location:
Haven Van Heusen
» label: unsigned
» for fans of: Nine Inch Nails, Wumpscut, Panzer Division, Tool, etc. (it varies)
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Almost dancy, electronic synths with traditional growling and harmonic vocals and clashing drums.
Eerie synths, snarling vocals, crashing drums. This is what we've become.
Stomping beats, vibrating bass, snarling vocals. Why do you pray?
What do I have to do in this world to belong? Gravity Kills style vocals over GreyLife style tracks. All in all, GreyLife beats out all.
A SoundClick Top 100 song
I'm inside you. Dancy beats, vocoder vocals, piano and words from a tormented soul getting too close to another.
A song from a dark place. A tormented mind reflecting upon itself, content in it's lonliness. Strings, nice bass and guitar track. Guitars remind of rock long past.
Another cover from my old friends, Spanking Dynamite from back in the day. A tribute.
Dark synths, pounding beats, frustration being released, more old-school GreyLife vocal styles.
A SoundClick Top 100 song
Manifested anger. Crashing drums, crushed synths, growling vocals.
This was inspired by a visit to my hometown.
My current state of mind
A slight reworking of 'Dominate Me' into something more, but entirely not, acoustic.
A SoundClick Top 100 song
Necron 99 is an assassin in Blackwolf's army. A machine made for killing. Samples taken from the movie 'Wizards', a Ralph Bakshi animation. Still needs a little mixing, but enjoyable.
Synthesizer, echoed bass drum, guitars, vocoder. Beat it into me.
A more hardcore turn on the GreyLife project. This is the most abrasive of the new songs in the works and called for a vocorder and samples, a first for GreyLife.
A cover song from the vaults of Jesse Gunn and Josh Hedlund, also produced by Warmer
Now an active track played by The Harvest, it was originally a collaboration track with The Great Enemy using samples from the movie '300'. Still somewhat incomplete. Expect an updated version soon.
Slow paced, calm and distant. The true definition of GreyLife.
Originally created (by me) under the Suicidal God project, I've spent some time re-creating and expanding it.
A version of the song with more processed vocals
Noise remix of Death Waltz
First recorded track
A good dance song; I'm still not entirely happy with the vocals, so this version is without them