A few rough tracks to whet your appetite.

Vice Doll (Kelsey)

Orientar

Hanging Over The Void (De Profundis)

Ganymede (Live)

Bondage Symphony is a musical and psychological sound experiment from Duluth, Minnesota. 

The sound of Bondage Symphony encompasses several genres, particularly darkwave, alternative, electronica, and various explorations in synth sound. It has been likened to the sound of Soft Cell, David Bowie, the Cure, and most accurately described by one man as "the sound of a Dragon Slayer".

Bondage Symphony plays all original work, written individually and collaboratively by John McLoughlin and Clark Anderson. Their songs are a deliberate exploration of deep psychological, mythological, sexual, and social themes. Their sound and lyrics are often dark--a reflection of the umbrous recesses of the human heart. An experiment in giving voice to the taboo and unspoken, Bondage Symphony gathers its name from an evocation of fetishism--a symbol of the chained, repressed lyrics of the heart being revealed in sound.