The Court

Their music, like the Court itself, is trapped in the nightmare of the cold war, drowning again and again in a cocktail of decadence and despair.

This is 1939.1, 1914 mark 2. Dust off the air-raid sirens for the descent is inevitable. The bad old days are returning and the Court are the warning that comes too late. The midnight toll of Possession Night approaches. Ghosts of the past and seeds long dormant: let us set a course for the void.

The Heralds

The Heralds speak for the Court of Sybaris. In their current incarnation they are two people from England, and the wheel of names has rested upon Gnaeus and Caligula. All of the instruments you would expect are present, manipulated to produce a musical effect.

The Acoustic Alternative.
Founded in late 2011.
Pure Handmade Music.

Contact: info@die-kammer.com

♫ MARCUS TESTORY: Vocals
♫ MATTHIAS AMBRÉ: Gitarre
♫ ALINE DEINERT: Violin
♫ VERONIKA MÜNSTERMANN: Cello
♫ MATTHIAS RAUE: Violine
♫ DIRK KLINKHAMMER: Tuba
♫ OLIVER HIMMIGHOFFEN: Drums


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New Breed first saw the light of day in early 1998, when Kristian Gundersen(vocals and guitar) and Hans Henrik Varland(synth and programming) joined forces to establish what was to become one of the greats among the goth’n’roll acts. Two EP’s were released this year, the second one entitled “Shadows” was produced by Tommy Olsson(Elusive, Theatre Of Tragedy…). A year of gigs, mayhem and minor scandals followed, and in 2000 they picked up a spot at “Sex.Goth.Electronics”, a collection of fine Norwegian underground music. This year also saw the arrival of Bjarte Langeland into the band, who started off as a bass player, but later picked up the guitar. A couple of years of song writing, rehearsals, the occasional gig, fights and the leaving of Hans Henrik followed, and in 2003 “Pleasure and pain” was released, an album which features the backing vocals of Harald Hovtun(Trains, Reflection). While hugely acclaimed by the critics, the album didn’t do as well as one should hope for, so after a few more years of touring, busts and controversy, the band decides to slow down a bit, and spend some time and energy elsewhere. Kristian joined Elusive, and Bjarte spent some time with garage rockers Midtskillewillie before joining The River Knows. Still, there was always a connection, songs were made and rehearsals took place, so when Gothic Music Records entered the field and wanted to re-release “Pleasure and pain”, the spark was lit. The old New Breed inspiration is back, new line up-plans are being made and the band is ready to take on the world harder than ever in the future.

nangoo: Vocals + Keys
DT: Vocals + Guitar
Trinity: Muse

Cardillac Complex steht für düster-melodischen Rock zwischen Gothic und Metal, Alternative und Pop. Für Songs voll melodischer Strahlkraft, herzergreifender Melancholie und energiegeladenem Tiefschurf, eben: Dark Melodic Rock. Sechs Jahre nach der selbstproduzierten EP „Forgotten Reasons“ erscheint via Echozone/Bobmedia am 25.05.18 „Something Will Remain“, das erste Vollzeit-Album des Münsteraner Quintetts.

Mit „Something Will Remain“ verfolgen Cardillac Complex den anfangs eingeschlagenen Weg konsequent weiter. Nach wie vor plündern sie ungeniert im Fundus von Rock und Metal, fügen (mal mehr, mal weniger) subtil Accessoires aus Pop, Prog-Rock oder Folk hinzu und kreieren so ein (im wahrsten Sinne) „eigenartiges“ Klang-Gewand, das über 12 Tracks hinweg immer wieder neue Details offenbart.

Das klingende Dutzend umgibt etwas Dunkes, Nachdenkliches. Doch von depressivem Rumjammern sind Cardillac Complex weit entfernt. Bei allem Hang zum Melancholischen enthalten Songs wie „Yesterday’s Burden“ die unmissverständliche Aufforderung, trotz aller Unbilden des Lebens das Negative der Vergangenheit hinter sich zu lassen. Allen Kritikern, die die stilistische Vielfalt auf „Something Will Remain“ als Unsicherheit abtun, tritt die Band gelassen entgegen: Das Leben ist nicht Schwarz oder Weiß, sondern besteht aus vielen unterschiedlichen Farben und Stimmungen. Warum sollten sich Cardillac Complex also auf eine reduzieren!?

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