In Immoralis we try to take a little bit from each of our influences and combine them into one cohesive sound. We establish a balance of brutal riffs and breakdowns with epic choruses all backed by powerful orchestration.

Fall~ | Maury van Loon

No longer trying to make sense out of the world.

Spirit of Seven presents innovative & evocative multi-genre piano music. Michael Marini, the hands behind the music, specializes in improvisational solo piano. His unique mix of original music as well as so many classics from throughout the years in a minimalist classical style brings a distinctive sound to Spirit of Seven.

Sometimes I write music.  Sometimes this is where I post my music. I am called SCIONS.

ORO is my band, a completely instrumental quartet from Northern Michigan. I play guitar along with @shanenelson3.
We're doing the Soundtrack for an upcoming videogame called "Ouroboros"!  https://www.facebook.com/pages/Clam-Stab-Studios/284495318270846

Post some feedback! Feel free to Like, post a comment or some advice, I'm always willing to learn.  I'm open to many genres of music so don't hesitate to share your songs with me, I'll probably like it AND follow you!!!

Major inspirations: Coheed and Cambria, Maybeshewill, Billy Howerdel and James Iha (A Perfect Circle), Smashing Pumpkins, Oceansize, Deftones, Circa Survive, Tillian Pearson (Tides of Man), Thomas Erak (The Fall of Troy), Celldweller, Daryl Palumbo and Justin Beck (Glassjaw), At the Drive-In, The Mars Volta, Pinback, Dead and Divine, Anadivine, Three, and Will Swan (Dance Gavin Dance).

Check my band out: ◯R◯ facebook.com/orotc

Songwriter, performer, composer, remixer (aka Jeff)
Always open to collaboration with vocalists (originals, just vox,  with music or just melody).  Creating & listening are incredibly cathartic for me. 
If you've listened to my work, thank you, really. 
Peace. J
'90 Berklee

"Save Yourself." The new mixtape from Damo. Download now! http://noisetrade.com/damo215/save-yourself

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