Posts Tagged ‘Curse of Cassandra’
Blackhearts Ball Slices Through Friday the 13th at Therapy Café | Covering the Scene
Posted: February 20, 2015 by Kimberly Weiss in Local Music NewsTags: Blackheart's Ball, Covering the Scene, Curse of Cassandra, darkwave, experimental, Friday the 13th, Hematosis, industrial, Mike Ritchie, shoegaze, show review, Therapy Caffe, Valentine's Day, Where the Nameless Dwell
Def Leppard said “Love Bites,” The Vinnie Vincent Invasion warned “Love Kills,” and on this 13th day, the water logged guy with the machete regularly slaughtered those making love. So it was fitting on Friday, February 13th, everyone’s favorite pre-bloody Valentine’s Day, the Therapy Cafe held the Blackhearts Ball. Hearts, candy and flower’s done darkwave, experimental, shoegaze and industrial style, with lots of balloons to kick around. The masquerade masks, stilettos, makeup, leather and lace were on display and it didn’t really matter who wore what.
The inaugural Blackheart’s Ball was the creation of Curse of Cassandra and something they hope to repeat every year when love fills the night and the guy with the miners outfit and pick axe comes back. Why not celebrate Halloween twice a year?
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Episode 39: Interview with Curse of Cassandra! | The Uncommon Geek
Posted: January 13, 2015 by Kimberly Weiss in Band/Artist/Project News, Local Music NewsTags: Curse of Cassandra, interview, podcast, Uncommon Geek
Dirty/Clean: Debut Album “Welt Am Draht” Stands Alone High Above
Posted: July 22, 2014 by The Dayton Scene in Local Music NewsTags: A Shade of Red, Al Holbrook, Alessandro Cortez, Boonshoft Museum, Curious Animals, Curse of Cassandra, Dirty/Clean, Ghostlight Coffee, Jason Weber, Jay Madewell, Jennifer Clarke Photography, Joshua Egeland, Psychopathic Records, Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Science on a Sphere, Steve Bognar, Tim Flanagan, Welt Am Draht, World on a Wire
Preparations are underway for Dirty/Clean’s show at the Boonshoft Museum of Discovery. Joshua Egeland, who makes up one half of the duo (drummer Jay Madewell is the other half) will be performing at the Boonshoft in little over 24 hours from when I meet with him at Ghostlight Coffee. The special event will be in the museum’s Science on a Sphere room, and will incorporate a choreographed light show featuring digital projection synced to the live music. (more…)
Dark Electronic Rock Hits Dayton!
Posted: June 7, 2013 by Kimberly Weiss in Band Reviews/Promotions, Music Connection NewsTags: Curse of Cassandra, Dance, Electronic Rock, Electronica, female-fronted, Indie Dance, Jimmie's Ladder 11, Nine Inch Nails, Portishead, Radiohead
Dayton’s got a hot new band on the scene! Check out Curse of Cassandra!
They just formed earlier this year, but their dark, ambient, electronic rock took Music Connection’s June Featured Band/Artist contest by STORM, garnering over 500 votes before the end! Ending up in 2nd place, they gave our June winner, Gathering Mercury, a solid run for their money and tromped all the other competition!
I sat down and checked out their page this afternoon and found some great things waiting for me! Their song, “The One I Need”, is exactly as advertised. It’s a dark, passionate song with strong dance beats and haunting vocals that you should definitely check out! They’ve also got some sweet photos and some great shows coming up this month in Dayton, Cincinnati, and Columbus! Check them out on June 21st at Jimmie’s Ladder 11 in Dayton! I can’t wait to see and hear more from this project!
Curse of Cassandra – Dayton, OH
Electronica / Electronic Rock
Influences: Radiohead, Portishead, Nine Inch Nails, Indie Dance
ReverbNation:
http://www.reverbnation.com/artist/index/curseofcassandra
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Curse-of-Cassandra/579915168708750
MySpace:
http://www.myspace.com/601289071
Gathering Mercury is the June Featured Band!
Posted: June 3, 2013 by Kimberly Weiss in Band Reviews/Promotions, Music Connection NewsTags: "Good English", Black Cloud Syndrome, Chambers of Chaos, Curse of Cassandra, featured, Gathering Mercury, Gin-Soaked Angels, Horlet, In The Cut, promo, The Broken Lights
We had a MASSIVE vote for the June featured Band/Artist and had quite the battle, but in the end, Gathering Mercury, remained on top and won the vote!
This vote reached over 46,000 people, had over 2,200 votes, over 230 Likes, and had over 230 shares! It went so crazy, folks are still voting!!! Four bands received more than 140 votes each (The Broken Lights, Horlet, Chambers of Chaos, Black Cloud Syndrome) and the top two bands each had over 500 votes (Curse of Cassandra and Gathering Mercury)! We also had several bands reaching at least 50 votes (In The Cut, “Good English”, Gin-Soaked Angels). For such tremendous voting effort, Music Connection will be giving a shout out during June to all the bands receiving at least 50 votes, with special attention to our top 5!
The local support was phenomenal, which means Dayton’s music scene had a tremendous reach in the last week of May! Music Connection is proud to be a part of that connection! With that in mind, I’m proud to introduce the June Featured Band and tell you a few cool things about Gathering Mercury:
* They ROCK! Everything about this act is really stellar! If you like rock and haven’t been to one of their shows, you’re really missing it!
* They’re fronted by killer young female vocalist/songwriter, Ashley Stacy, who also plays guitar!
* Their drummer, John “JJ” Mangold, is a budding phenom on the drums providing some mind-blowing performances!
* Quique Bucio’s infectious energy and tasty bass licks are always one of my favorite parts of their shows!
* Their newest addition, Mark “The Ogre” Burris, on lead guitar has been an excellent match with the group’s talent level and overall style!
* They released their 1st album, Where The Others Go, in July 2012 to great reviews, and they are hitting the local scene and building a great following! Check it and get it here:
https://www.facebook.com/GatheringMercury/app_155326481208883
Music Connection will be supporting Gathering Mercury during the month of June with cover photo promotion, a review of their music, multiple “shout-outs” during the month about their upcoming activities, and tons of song plays! I hope you’ll stop by and connect with them!