SD6 - Between Noise And Transmission (c) 2007 23DB
Artist....: SD6
Album.....: Between Noise And Transmission
Type......: Album
Source....: CDDA
Tracks....: 10
Genre.....: Electronic
Label.....: 23DB
Catalogue#: 23DB-2304
Encoder...: LAME 3.97
Quality...: VBR kbps / 44.1Hz / Joint-Stereo
URL.......: http://www.sd6online.com
Tracklist:
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01 Fallen 04:52
02 Twilight 04:17
03 Believe 04:24
04 Untruth 04:07
05 The World Divide 06:19
06 Nothing Now 05:12
07 We Are As One 04:54
08 Timestream 04:03
09 Everywhere 04:41
10 Free 05:55
Total:71,2 MB / 48:44 min
Release Notes:
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Rising from the ashes of the Portland, Oregon electronic act, Omnibox,
SD6 was officially born in 2002. After a seemingly never-ending search
for additional personnel, singer/songwriter Brandon Jerwa reassigned
manager Jessica Blackshear to the role of a full-fledged band member.
Soon enough, everything naturally fell into place : a relocation to
Seattle turned out to be a creative breath of fresh air, and the duo
quickly found their missing link with the addition of highly skilled
keyboardist Nicole Edmonds. Further along the way, the circle widened
to include Fritter (former drummer for Backandtotheleft, Noxious
Emotion and Omnibox).
Jerwa's sudden - and successful - breakthrough as a comic book writer
forced the band to take their time during the recording process, so
they simply rolled with the punches. The extra time spent on the record
paid off, allowing the band's sound to grow and evolve naturally for
their first release, rather than forcing the process through the crunch
of deadlines.
With everything in place, Tom Shear of Assemblage 23 was recruited for
his well-known production polish to bring out the best in the music
created by the band. The result is the bandÆs debut, "Between Noise and
Transmission", a unique blend of emotionally intense lyrics,
ear-catching melodies, and relentless dance beats with a fluid
electronic backdrop. Indeed, the album is a still-life portrait of a
band constantly in motion, but unwilling to be pushed in one defined
direction. :)