June Issue
DeathTolls: 
   
News
Interviews
Reviews
Bands
Death-Profile
Feedback
subscribe
Send presskits to

DeathThreats c/oVersusMedia
9648 Olive Blvd. PMB 210 St. Louis, MO 63132-3002

 

 

CD reviews


DiodeFetish

4 TRACK DEMO
indie release



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Do you wanna try something new? Or you wanna try every little bit of everything? BUt, your problem is where to find it, right? Where here's an all-in-one package that's full-packed for your desires and needs (musically and or emotionally speaking). Talking about desire is what this band is about to tackle in their music. Too much desire is what could be more appropriate. Call it fetish. Their music revolves around the circle of darkwave, electronica, circuit bending, bondage and fetishisms of various kinds. Diode Fetish, a goth-dance act provides a mixture of just absolutely fresh and newly-flavoured dishes to suit your hunger for that "something new" - add to that, "something cool". Track 1: Secret Life The beats are semi-haunting and some kind of familiar tunes are dropping in along the way - but every sound could make an object dance, obviously. Vocals fill in two turns of perception: gothic and sensuality, which are both deliciously delivered. There are dashes of sexy spices floating around as the femme spirit wanders around the entire song opening up this "secret life" into another world of revelation. The theme and ambiance might not be that too danceable as one can imagine but the good thing is that the flavor could easily provoke your spirits to move endlessly and you certainly have to just decide for which way you're gonna dance to. This is a good thumb-thumper in the making. Track 2: Mask Experience the electronica edge of this act through this cut. A stylish contemporary free-spirited music is what this is all about as you listen to the entire piece. However, a taste of pop is felt as it surrounds the theme but amazingly the backgrounding beats are too delicious and juicy not to be noticed. This doesn't just stop building a heavy, fun dancefloor. Track 3: IPEX Not too certain about what IPEX might mean. Might be some sort of another way to term out "APEX" as the highest climax or point. But, this track whatever the title might suggest could just leave you to one path - and that's the way to feel a "heavenly beat". Sexy and infectious is what this track could really project for the audience. Track 4: Keevar This track is more gothic-inspired for the beats and the darkwave matter is much-clearly observed here. This, a good track above the other three, is a potential carrier single if ever the act's planning to release an album LP in the future. Lovely and more energetic to the senses (as well as to the nerves!) Highly inspired by techno-futurity approaches. Certainly, not a single club addict (or just a dancefloor newcomer) wouldn't love this supa-sweet candy. Creative different, appealing. Strong and has a cool musical sense. Flirtatious, wonderfully aggressive, provoking to the senses - maybe could be the adjectives for their music. Sexy for short but creatively stunning for the ears. If you wanna try a whole new aphrodisiac for those dead nerves in you, you could consider this for a one shot try. Anyway, imagination really works effectively. And this is truly magical, as everything's totally packed in just one package of entirely different beat musical angle. It sets dance from static equilibrium. It sets dance from creative drama. It sets fire from water. Their creativity and ingenuity had created the power to combine all of these into one - unity in their music. Diode Fetish a Californian indie band that's out to explore your tastes and sets the fire in your internalities. Go get a copy of their 4 song EP CD at mp3.com/diodefetish or at
www.diodefetish.com

For more info about Diode Fetish email at mailto:diodefetish@hotmail.com
DIODE FETISH c/o the CyberDen PO BOX 150465 San Rafael, CA 94915



DeathThreats is sponsored by VersusMedia, LLC
For more underground goth scene visit our sister site: Starvox