Red Crisis
Experimental Industrial Rock with occasional pulsating Synth like rythms, Heavy drums and repetative bass lines drive the music with great breaks to give you an
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Dont ever let me go Dont ever let me go
A slightly harder Goth-Rock sound from Red Crisis, infused with hard beats and lots of interesting sound variations, with the expected bursts of the Red Crisis white noise.
3rd World 3rd World
Well liked Red Crisis Goth-Rock sound, includes Synth, hard catching guitar riffs and the Red Crisis white noise build up for the ending - Worth many a listen.
Emperor Emperor
Complete Goth-Rock-Synth sound from Red Crisis, great builds and drops, Expect more of this.
EquinoX EquinoX
Instrumental Pulsing Rythmic Goth-Rock synth sound, just the kind of thing to expect from Red Crisis. Lyrics coming soon. Work in progress.
The Edge The Edge
Long building rock intro turns into a hard hitting anguish chorus layered with build after build to the grand finale. very rock for Red Crisis - (Recording suffers slight distortion - guess that means a re-record for Red Crisis in the future lol).
Red Crisis is the name for the UK based Solo industrial-goth-rock artist and his music.Band/artist history
Red Crisis is the name for the UK based industrial-goth-rock artist and his music.
Red Crisis first got intrested in performing music through sound editing bits and pieces of cartoons together with a friend at the age of 13.
Through a range of different bands, from the sublime to the highly successful, Red Crisis gathered together a wide range of musical expertise in guitar, bass and drums and even a little piano. His biggest achievement to date was as part of a band known as Spiderhead, which gained the opportunity through a local council grant to tour the south of France. Cue excessive drinking, great music and even greater memories.
Experience of difficulties within the music industry came with his involvement with Electroharmonics, a dance metal band which was offered a record contract. Fortunately, through guidance of a friend, the still young musician realised the exploitation within the contract and backed out before it was too late...
But now, older and wiser, Red Crisis is back making his own special brand of industrial-goth-experimental-rock music.Have you performed in front of an audience?Used to play in alot of live bands, but now records Solo at home.
Would play live using session musicians for a particular gig.
Special moments..? Has to be a touring memory i have from an old band.. Sun setting in the distance over the sea, whilst playing live, open air at a beach in southern France to a large crowd.
Your musical influences
Everything electro and experimental, Nine inch nails, Sonic youth, Cross My Heart.
My musical influences are a far and varied, Theres so much out there its hard not to find interest if you love to listen.What equipment do you use?
Gibson copy guitar, LTD 7 string american edition guitar, various multi effects pedals, Westfield bass guitar, G556s Dynamic Mic, SoundLab sdb-40 DI Box, various amps, PC, Cubase Nuendo, Cubase SX3, SoundForge, Synths, Premier drum-kit and various tools. (anything i can get my hands on).Contact
Sorry, this artist currently doesn't accept email messages.
Comments (9)
Good morning everyone..stopping in to spin your tunes. Also have yourself a wonderful weekend. Your fans
Shane & Blane
Good stuff. Looks like I'm not the only one with a song called Equinox. I added "Don't Ever Let Me Go" to my Ted Zepplin station. Keep up the good work. Ted
Hey I love your song Equinox, it's killer. With or without lyrics. I think it sounds really cool without actually! Adding it to my station.
Kristy
Hey: Thanks for you kind comments about "Plays of the Heart," for which I sang lead, and "Wicca Woman," which I did some vocals on. That was an enjoyable effort as other band members collaborated with us in writing that.
I liked equinox and I LOVE the intoduction
to Emperor! May I make a suggestion?
Being a boomer, I try to keep in touch, so I hope this won't sound cheezy, but here goes: Instead of singing the vocals on some of these, suppose you whispered them loudly, in kind of a menacing way, and hung some reverb on it? You know, kind of like some over-the-top fantasy movie heavy, who won't raise his voice merely to humor pathetic stupid mortals? I think it would add to your whole 'Something-out-there-wants-to-get-us' theme.
Anyway, it's always nice to get compliments, but it's even more validating to hear them from someone
who works in a different genre, so thanks
for making my day! =)
Dorothy Sherman
Lead vocals and (hopefully improving)flute,
Aleen Luann,
Yup, (im currently advertising for a Fem vocalist in my area) - so untill then, im all ive got to sing ;)
Im thinking a Fem voice would lift out of the music more than my voice could - improving the enjoyment of the songs
Ty for your post - il keep you updated about the new vocalist, and hopefully you can let me know what you think of it' when i get around to re-recording with a Fem voice :D
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