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Dark Danceable Orchestrated Tongue-In-Cheek Political Aggressive Nihilistic Mechanized Manic Music
Genre:
Electronic: Industrial
Release Date:
2004
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The List
© Copyright-Sheldon Reynolds
(750532933221)
Record Label: Buried Records
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Music Style:
Dark, Danceable, Orchestrated, Tongue-In-Cheek, Political, Aggressive, Nihilistic, Mechanized, Manic Music
Influences:
Interesting sounds, powerful guitar riffs, hooks so deep you bleed, drums that really thump, the vocal insanity of a children's puppet show, bass lines that dance and the wonderful horror of living.
Discography:
"The List" (2nd Full Length CD!); "Song For Newborn" (4 song promotional release); "Diva Ex Machina2" (Inclusion on International Compilation celebrating female artists on international label: "COP International"); "Twisted" (Full Length Debut)
Explanation:
"Lucid Dementia" is named after a six foot tall alien-like creature puppet that fronts the band, and who has been leading it in a full frontal assault on audiences since 1996. The legendary Lucid Dementia performance is a cross between a b-movie slasher flick, a David Lynch film, and a children's puppet show gone horribly wrong.* You have to see it to believe it.
*"I would like to put forth my enthusiastic praise of any and all use of fake blood. I support and encourage the incorporation of as much fake blood as possible into any situation, holiday gatherings and business transactions being my favorites."
-Daniel Crandall, Rank and Review Magazine - Aug. 2004
Lucid Dementia is currently playing live in support of their newest and current 2004 release, "The List" on the Austin distribution label: "Analog Aether" www.analogaether.com. The song "F.U.T." from "The List"has charted in the Top 5 (peaking at #2) on 99.9 - The Electric Front internet radio. www.theelectricfront.com.
Band Members:
Sheldon (Puppet Master, Programmer, Vocalist) Holly (Femme Vocals) , AzilX (Drums), ûzeful & Lord Byron (Guitar Contortionists) & Ann Marie (Bass Manipulator).
Exposure:
Lucid Dementia is being added and spun by many underground djs all over the world. The band has performed throughout the United States, opening for national touring acts such as "Switchblade Symphony", "Clan Of Xymox", "Kevorkian Death Cycle", and "Razed In Black". A national US tour is planned for 2005.
Awards:
The 2004-05 Austin Music Awards:
Voted Best Industrial/Goth Band
Voted 4th Best Metal Band
Voted 3rd Best Punk Band
Sheldon Reynolds Voted 2nd Best Record Producer
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Everything I could ever want in an album.
author: Joe
From beginning to end my body and mind continuously bounce with total gratification from the lyrics, vocals and beats The List is everything I could ever want in an album.
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Near Perfection, It Is
author: Nikita
Near perfection, this album is!
The vocals are quite impressive, the musique undeniably danceable, and the lyrics painfully truthful.
My favorite tracks are "F.U.T.", "Queer", and "Hush".
The only track I really cannot play on repeat is "I Let It Go" - though it is far from a bad track, and actually a very good one, though it differs significantly from the rest of the album.
But that just adds to Lucid Dementia's ultra-unique sound!
It is hard to believe they are not signed yet, but I predict a breakthrough in the near future.
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Excellent CD!
author: John Clements
From overpopulation to the mind-crushing tedium of the typical lifestyle, to the use of religion as a tool for war and control, The List captures the many things that sometimes make our world truly sick and twisted. While the CD is awesome, I've been told you really haven't experienced LD unless you've seem them live. I'm looking forward to that!
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This cd is awesome!
author: Jeremy
The cd is great - best new industrial I've heard in a long time. I highly recommend it to any one who likes the genre.
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