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agree with starshadow42. NIN is original industrial, pure stuff. manson was/is total poseur attempt at getting at the true goth subculture, he was attempt at mainstream co-opting of the genre. and cruxshadows is great, totally cool part of the synth/goth portion of the scene
ok, um NIN and Manson goth NOT!!!. This band has unrelenting talent and Rogue is not only a great performer (as the whole band) but his song writing skills get better and better. I have most of their songs on my Ipod.
tristanhi88
cool sound like it whoever downs it can stay in the closet n live in boredom land
Nine Inch Nails and Marilyn Manson is not Goth Rock! It is even questioned if the Cruxshadows are really gothic. I think at least the first part needs to be changed.
To all haters of this band, YOU F**KING HAVE NO IDEA WHO THIS IS!!!!! Cruxshadows is pronounced Cruise-Shadows Not Croo-Shadows Damn whoever does the f**king editing for Pandora must suck... And all of you whom think that this band hasn't skill, whatever, Rogue is a person. He has been for a long time, and He's also been a damn good artist, making albums for almost twenty years. He's 40, and he's still good at making Darkwave that's not gothy, emo, and stupid. If I were to listen to anybody
Hahahahaha. Manson...NIN...Goth rock...very funny Pandora. And yet...I am not amused.
krudd3
I've seen Cruxshadows live several times. NOTE TO PANDORA GODS:What is with this wierd mini-bio?This band didn't end in 2000, which is evidenced the by discography shown above. I was lucky enough to be able to interact with the group up close and personal at a festival. A friend had recommended them, and they are as down to earth in person as they are ethereal in their music. Rogue especially has a personality that he shares openly with fans, in person or on stage. BTW, where is DreamCypher?
Had the opportunity to see Cruxshadows live in 2002 at a club in Boston. The place was packed and man they put on an amazing show!
tormentedserenity999
Also, they even have the pronunciation wrong. Its *Cru-Shadows*. The *x*s silent. But, however you say it, theyre still awesome and I cant believe on the *Skinny Puppy* bio they dont get a mention either. This claims to be from the *music* genome aka the history of all music and yet they cant even get the bios right?! That should be a *non-issue* if theyre going directly from the *real* music archives. Once again, the internet lies and another great bands ruined due to its ****ing idiocy!!!! V_V
tormentedserenity999
The description makes me laugh. NIN and Manson aren't close to Goth Rock. The best way to classify The Cruxshadows is Darkwave which is a far cry to describe their genre bending brilliance. If you read any good bio, even a Wiki bio, it will state that Rogue got a lot of the influence for his bands sound from a band formed in 1982 named, Skinny Puppy. They're also, genre benders. Some call them Industrial, but that's a hard sell for classifying some, if not most of SP's music.
this is my absolute favorite band. I've got all of their albums.
pierce.kim
Just heard Deception for the first time. Sounds like I need to get my butt to Dragon*Con...
krudd3
Another great band I discovered at Dragon*Con. Got to meet the members personally, Rogue signed the CDs personally, they had an open booth to meet with and talk to fans, and truly seemed to enjoy the interaction. Adore the music, the show, the band. "Ariadne" is personal my favorite right now. I wish all their albums were listed here. I think you can get the albums from their website, if you cannot find them locally.
Very nice... sounds like they're past their prime with members leaving, though. Oh, and I hate to tell you, but to many people, Amy Lee is the epiotome of goth embarrassment.
Im from Tally, so i got to see them before they hit it off. In a little sh*t hole called the Beta Bar. Its interesting so see rogue hang from the rafters,knock a table over getting down and then do his crowd stocking thing.
angieoakley
They always perform at DragonCon in Atlanta, GA over the Labor Day holiday. It's usually Saturday night. It's worth a day's entry fee just to see their concert; you have to wait in line almost all day but again, it's completely worth it. Rogue walks out into the crowd and sings on a chair. He was singing on that chair just two people away from me. It was so amazing to see him so closely! The crowd respected his space too, that's something I think is pretty rare.
wednesday.mac
I desperately love this band, and equally as desperately miss Rachel on violin. The two new violinists lack her fire. Please, Rogue, if you can, ask them to FEEL what they're playing on those violin bones! I've been lucky enough to see CSX twice in concert; I hope they do an American tour again, but suspect it's nowhere near as profitable for them as is Europe. Rogue writes the best music and gives the best hugs. This is as far from "self-important" goth music as it gets.
angieoakley
I got to see them perform at DragonCon. It doesn't mention it in their bio, but Rachel left the band. I was lucky enough to see her last performance at the Con.
WEEW, they got Quicksilver! it's a step forward at least.
underneathice
It's disappointing that Pandora has such a large gap between Paradox Addendum and The Mystery of the Whisper - and neither Dreamcypher nor Fortress in Flames seem to merit a mention. This is a band that has played around with its style a great deal over the years, and it shows. Also of interest is Quicksilver, which was released just last month, and doesn't sound a thing like Immortal.
@ Stalker: Nice to know there are other Ringo music converts out there. I too learned about this band from reading John Ringo novels and while I try to share them I've learned to be circumspect because as his Colonel Chateauneuf puts it, "It is so hard to retain respect when people know you Goth."
They are fabulous live! I saw them for the first time in Pittsburgh last month, and I'm going again to Dracula's Ball in Philly for New Year's. I can't wait!! And I have to agree, please update their discography, they have so much more material!
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and cruxshadows is great, totally cool part of the synth/goth portion of the scene
Oh, and I hate to tell you, but to many people, Amy Lee is the epiotome of goth embarrassmen t .
one of my favorite bands though.
Yes, a bit confusing. Yes, a bit strange. But they seem so . . idk. Calming? Relaxing? Soothing? Smooth?
Very great band. Was recommended by a friend.
o_0
Nice to know there are other Ringo music converts out there. I too learned about this band from reading John Ringo novels and while I try to share them I've learned to be circumspect because as his Colonel Chateauneuf puts it, "It is so hard to retain respect when people know you Goth."