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Cruxshadows

The Crüxshadows (Pronounced as IPA: [ˈkru:ʃædoʊz])[1] are a rock and darkwave band from Florida. Their distinctive style, combining electric violin, guitar and synth, has earned them considerable success in the goth, Industrial, and Darkwave music scene. European magazines discovered the band in the late 90's[2] and many began to praise the band's blend of 80's inspired synth-pop and modern rock. Despite being Independent and considered by many to be Underground, they have enjoyed worldwide popularity.[3] They have performed concerts throughout North America, Asia, and most of Europe.[4] ...read more

The Crüxshadows (Pronounced as IPA: [ˈkru:ʃædoʊz])[1] are a rock and darkwave band from Florida. Their distinctive style, combining electric violin, guitar and synth, has earned them considerable success in the goth, Industrial, and Darkwave music scene. European magazines discovered the band in the late 90's[2] and many began to praise the band's blend of 80's inspired synth-pop and modern rock. Despite being Independent and considered by many to be Underground, they have enjoyed worldwide popularity.[3] They have performed concerts throughout North America, Asia, and most of Europe.[4] The brainchild of the frontman & singer known as Rogue, the band has achieved increasing success over the last two decades. For most of the band's career, they have been signed to a worldwide contract with Dancing Ferret Discs, based in Philadelphia, PA.[5] Lyrically much of the Crüxshadows' music draws its influence and subject matter from mythology, history, and dreams.[6] (taken from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) « hide


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