Powerful!!! This is how New York's Borgo Pass describes their sound. As an American five piece band formed in the mid 90's, Borgo Pass has built themselves a large loyal fan base with their grooving infectious sound. They have also created quite a buzz in the heavy music scene as a force to be reckoned with now, and for a long time to come. Borgo Pass cites hard rock/metal and good ol' southern rock from the late '60's and '70's and mixes it together with a more modern and aggressive approach. Realizations of everyday life is their main influence. The band's second self-produced album "Powered by Sludge", released in early 2000, was extremely well received by their ever growing legion of fans, creating a feeding frenzy of downloading on MP3.com. The album became critically acclaimed worldwide, being named one of the top 10 albums of 2000 by the Netherlands' Aardshock Magazine! Borgo Pass has played with many top bands including: Type O Negative, SuperJoint Ritual, Heaven and Hell, Alice Cooper, Queensryche, Shadows Fall, Alice in Chains, Clutch, Kittie, Anthrax, Bio-Hazard, Life Of Agony, Kings X, The Misfits, Unida, Vince Neil (Motley Crue), Overkill, Dokken, W.A.S.P. and many more. The band continuely plays with the local, heavy, Long Island Music Scene which involves many strong up and coming bands. Borgo Pass has had a self-sufficient tour of the Southern United States including a wicked performance at The House of Shock (NOLA). If you enjoy music that is powerful, diverse, and emotionally charged, then you must experience this roller coaster ride of the senses called Borgo Pass. 

Tess LaCoell is a dimension hopping  Storm Faerie whose relationship with the Thunder is apparent in every track. 

Violet Wanda,  her hard hitting fusion of Progressive Rock, Industrial Music and EDM genres is pure ear candy and a unique experience.

 Her big room, progressive house, and dance pop project, Exposure Kills brings forth the ups and down of being a DJ on the alternative lifestyle dance floors in the mid 2000's and sex clubs in the early 2010s. Influenced by such dance pop and house remix artists as Dave Aude, Chris Cox, Tracy Young and the group Bimbo Jones,  Exposure Kills is the dancefloor kick you didn't know you needed. 

You can also find her collaboration album with Giant Monsters on the Horizon at ParaLuna Records, along with the compilations, Transversal (which she curated), and Retronomicon. 

https://paralunarecords.bandcamp.com
 
Find her at  https://violetwanda.carrd.co as well.

Arresting power waves emanating from the southwestern quadrant of the fourth world.

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