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VanityVania- Rosemead and Destiny (Modus Vivendi I)

Sauterelle

Vesparum

DIGIFLESH is an independent, solo musical project featuring heavy drum beats, driving basslines and rich musical soundscapes.  Powerful yet precise in design, DIGIFLESH is a weapon of musical mass destruction that is armed and set to detonate on the electronic music scene!   WWW.DIGIFLESH.NET and  DIGIFLESH@DIGIFLESH.NET

DIGIFLESH - "Dirty Violence"

Parallel Evolution (fragment)

A Place To Call Home

Celldweller and Star Wars finally collide with Klayton’s take on the famed “Imperial March.” Through all unique instrumentation and vocal work, Celldweller dives deep into the dark side with his aggressive and explosive take on this famous film movement.

“Star Wars had a huge impact on me as a child. This, as well as science fiction as a whole, has clearly influenced my look and sound — so covering The Imperial March was a natural fit,” Klayton said.

The inspiration for the cover is an ode to a film series that has shaped both Celldweller’s music and artistic influences throughout his career — climaxing with the most powerful cover of the song to date.

Watch the Making of the Track:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97cGI6EMH_4

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https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-imperial-march-single/id991380746

https://open.spotify.com/album/5Xq7WHLHwzHDh93pBBLP6w


The Imperial March

Small improvisation made in this night in the company of vodka, rain and some strange thoughts. 

Gift to all my friends and fans...

Tamerlan - Dialogue With Emptiness (drunk improv session)

This Road

Awaken

VanityVania was created by Munnin the Impaler from the ashes of Folk Black Metal band Ravenhelm as a rough concept of creating a doom metal infused opera. The formation began back in mid 2010 after the end of the recording of Ravenhelm's second and final full length album "Runemal". After losing much inspiration to do folkier styles of metal, and a shift of influences, Munnin the Impaler set off for new.  With a distaste with the BM scene, VanityVania recorded its first demo released in sept. 2012 which showcased a subtle blackened style to a epic doom metal core. Despite several songs were written well after its initial release and the plan for a full in metal opera in the makings, VanityVania would soon drop its metal origins. The small digital only promo "Into the Fade" comprised two orchestral version songs for the pre-planned debut album, though would never see the light of day. The songs were later kept for the EP "Graveyard Dirge" which contained the orchestral horror film style music with a mix of industrial beats. Now, VanityVania continues to evolve into a experimental electronic project heavily influenced by horror film scores, darkwave, neoclassical, and 1980's synth pop. 

This a page where I show my personal musical worth, share the same amongst friends of many other styles of music as well and other music I enjoy myself. 

A Place To Call Home

VanityVania

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