Uninvited Guest
Location:
United Kingdom
Website:
http://www.uninvitedmusic.com/
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Description:
The members of Uninvited Guest have been skulking around in dark corners of the UK for a number of years, eventually coming together in their current line-up in the spring of 2002. The resulting combination is a band not afraid of utilising their diverse and sometimes bizarre influences to create off kilter and refreshingly unique, dark, aggressive and atmospheric musical soundscapes.
After two years in the making Uninvited Guest release their exciting new full length debut album, Faith in Oblivion. The resulting opus is an eclectic blend of classical, electronic and moody gothic rock. ..Complementing these musical styles with intelligent, direct, no-nonsense lyrics, the band have created a beautiful yet anarchic tapestry of sound and verse. So slap it on your stereo, whack up the volume.. and enjoy!!!
Reviews:
"This is a stunning album of strident 21st Century goth, with powerful and versatile male vocals, and music that meshes the goth sound from Bauhaus through Manuskript to Manson without ever really sounding derivative. I totally fail to understand why this band ain't really big in the goth scene, as this is the sort of music that has an appeal across the genre and beyond. The lyrics are excellent, touching on such subjects as God (the poignant Holy Infanticide), love (Cross My Heart and the gorgeous Beautiful Orchid) and everyday life being a goth (see the very pertinent Angel Boy). Every track would stand out on any play list, so do yourself a big favour and get this album!"
[Jade, Kaleidoscope Magazine, UK]
"They do seem to have their sound down to a fine art slick programming with a hefty dose of crunchy guitars..
..Uninvited Guest produce a diverse selection of music thats just screaming out for wider recognition".
[Natasha Scharf, Meltdown Magazine, UK]
"All very catchy and atmospheric, this is a highly enjoyable debut release from what promises to be a very exciting band".
[Mike Francis, Kaleidoscope Magazine, UK] |
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