2008

: A Review of Huxley Vertical Cabaret Nouveau's "Huxley Vertical Cabaret Nouveau" is available in the Reviews Section

4-30: A Review of Ex Reverie's "The Door into Summer " is available in the Reviews Section

4-23: A Review of Jill Tracy (and the Malcontent Orchestra)'s "The Bittersweet Contrain" is available in the Reviews Section

4-16: A Review of Ilya Monosov's "Seven lucky plays, or how to fix songs for a broken heart" is available in the Reviews Section

and

The Sepiachord Band Wold Map is up and running!

4-9: The Orchards' "It Ended with an Epiphany" was added to the Sepiachord Jukebox

and

A Review of The Scarring Party's "Come Away from the Light" is available in the Reviews Section

4-3: A Review of Nichols Family Gospel Hour's "Nichols Family Gospel Hour" is available in the Reviews Section

4-2: A Photo Essay of Jill Tracy, Paul Mercer & Palodine at teh Jewelbox Theater, Seattle, April 1

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Sepiachord is the "genre that doesn't exist".

It is to music what "steampunk" is to literature and cinema: something that looks back to the past to comment on the present while looking sideways at the future. A cubist aural experience.

As goth & glam are the bastards of David Bowie, Sepiachord is the made from the genetic material sown by Tom Waits.

Sepiachord is assembled like a clockwork orchestra, from such elements of music
Sinister Circus, Cabaret Macabre, Chamber Pop, Organic Goth, Celtic/Gypsy Punk, Mutant Americana, Ghost Town Country

It is the music our grandparents or great-grandparents would have listened to, if they were as off-set as we are.