Timber Timbre CD: “Creep On Creepin’ On” – Though the Sepiachord motto is “Music now for a past that never was,” that falsified past generally consists of a few easily recognizable historical touchstones; Victorian influences abound, as do vague references to cabaret culture and a dust-hued vision of the Old …
The Extraordinary Contraptions Need You! http://www.steampunkchronicle.com/ArticleView/tabid/238/ArticleId/157/The-Extraordinary-Contraptions-Need-You.aspx The Extraordinary Contraptions Need You! Editrix de Mode, Wilhelmina Frame interviews The Extraordinary Contraptions about their upcoming re… By wilhelminaframe on Dec 20 2011 ************BREAKING NEWS!!!************** Since our interview, The Extraordinary Contraptions both met and exceeded their Kickstarter.com goal! A most hearty thanks …
The Peculiar Pretzlemen’s Innumerable Seeds of Calamity reviewed on Steampunk Chronicle http://www.steampunkchronicle.com/ArticleView/tabid/238/ArticleId/151/The-Eclectic-Sounds-of-the-Peculiar-Pretzelmen.aspx New correspondent Allan Gilbreath reviews the latest album from the Peculiar Pretzlemen, the Innume… By AGilbreath on Dec 20 2011 If a riverboat dance hall band spent a couple of years playing saloons around the old Wild West, I …
Escape the Clouds’ Until The End reviewed on Steampunk Chronicle http://www.steampunkchronicle.com/ArticleView/tabid/238/ArticleId/146/Marching-on-Until-the-End.aspx Marching on Until the End Our musical correspondent Liesel Hindmann reviews the latest album from Escape the Clouds, Until th… By ApprenticeLiesel on Dec 13 2011 The beauty of steampunk is that it covers a wide range of genres …
Steampunk Music: Victor Sierra’s Electric Rain from the Steampunk Tribune http://www.steampunktribune.com/2011/12/steampunk-music-victor-sierras-electric.html?m=1 Steampunk Music: Victor Sierra’s Electric Rain Sometimes kismet certainly comes into play when one least expect it… as I trudge through my re-re-written future piece, I was contacted by a Mr. B. Eisenstein, one of the very talented musicians …
Rouge Foncé CD: “Devious Eyes” single Label: self released ======================= Hailing from Melbourne (Australia) Rouge Foncé bill themselves as “dark cabaret rock” and on the second song on their recent single (a lovely little acoustic version of their ditty “The Traveller”) they hit all the marks to make that description …
Not Waving But Drowning‘s Processional Reviewed on Steampunk Chronicle http://www.steampunkchronicle.com/ArticleView/tabid/238/ArticleId/144/Not-Waving-But-Drownings-Processional-Advances-Forth.aspx Not Waving But Drowning’s Processional Advances Forth Correspondent Prof. Dimitri von Stadberg of the Extraordinary Contraptions takes a moment away from… By ProfDvS on Dec 06 2011 A short time ago I had the pleasure of sharing the bill and the …