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Progressive rock, heavy metal, indie-rock, avant-jazz and ambient mesmerism are combined with some really messed-up (dys-)rhythmic and disharmonious structures through the high-energy music of Philadelphia-based trio, Dysrhythmia.
Formed in August 1998, Dysrhythmia represents the vision of founding member guitarist Kevin Hufnagel and original bassist Clayton Ingerson. The line-up was solidified six months later with the addition of drummer Jeff Eber.
The goal of the band from the very beginning has been to write music that is strictly instrumental, yet high in both emotional and cerebral impact. The band wasted no time writing what was to be their first self-released CD ‘Contradiction’ in early 2000. Like all of Dysrhythmia’s recordings, this album was done completely live in the studio with very few overdubs. In 2001 came the ‘No Interference’ record, viewed by the band and many others as a large advancement over ‘Contradiction’ in every aspect; from the writing, to the playing, to the production.
Realizing their music is best experienced live, they purchased a used van for $1,000 and set out booking their own tours throughout the East Coast, Midwest, and South. In 2002 came two more releases in the form of a split 10” with XthoughtstreamsX and a split 7” with Philadelphia noise-rockers Technician.
Formed in August 1998, Dysrhythmia represents the vision of founding member guitarist Kevin Hufnagel and original bassist Clayton Ingerson. The line-up was solidified six months later with the addition of drummer Jeff Eber.
The goal of the band from the very beginning has been to write music that is strictly instrumental, yet high in both emotional and cerebral impact. The band wasted no time writing what was to be their first self-released CD ‘Contradiction’ in early 2000. Like all of Dysrhythmia’s recordings, this album was done completely live in the studio with very few overdubs. In 2001 came the ‘No Interference’ record, viewed by the band and many others as a large advancement over ‘Contradiction’ in every aspect; from the writing, to the playing, to the production.
Realizing their music is best experienced live, they purchased a used van for $1,000 and set out booking their own tours throughout the East Coast, Midwest, and South. In 2002 came two more releases in the form of a split 10” with XthoughtstreamsX and a split 7” with Philadelphia noise-rockers Technician.
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Psychic Maps
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No Interference
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Festival Of Popular Delusions
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Reactionary
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Triangular Stare
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Room of Vertigo
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Iron Cathedral
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Appeared At First
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Lifted By Skin
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Pulsar
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Kamma niyama
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Seal/breaker/void
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Sleep Decayer
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Bypass The Solenoid
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An Ally To Comprehension
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Bus: Terminal
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Luminous
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Shoutbox
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quaigy wrote:
No tour date in France next summer ? :(
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punxtr wrote:
I do agree that the drummer is pretty good. A saving grace on Psychic Maps.
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punxtr wrote:
Was slightly put off by the density of Psychic Maps after falling in love with the sparsity of the Clayton years. And I finally just got into Barriers & Passages... :P
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jackwhite33 wrote:
aw man, I got it for $1.25.
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Screaminguy wrote:
i got Pretest for $0.86, best dollar i've spent
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roadkillfacepnt wrote:
This is totally boss, but I wish it were higher quality.
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Aldeadaldead wrote:
festival of popular delusions vs room of vertigo PSYCHIC MAPS :*
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SerpentLazarus wrote:
I agree completely with 2ool. Psychic is almost as good as Barriers, but not quite. Maybe some more listens will help. And yes, Jeff is one hell of a drummer, very underrated!
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irishtim wrote:
Jeff Eber is insane. I'm not sure if he's human. If he is I think he's got 4 arms.
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Takkeri wrote:
I like Psychic Maps but like 2ool said, its not the kind of mind-blowing experience. Festival Of Popular Delusions and Room of Vertigo seem to be the top moments. Strangely, the calm lead melody(wtf, a lead melody in Dysrhythmia's track) of Room of Vertigo is the top-moment.
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PATMAN2288 wrote:
new album kills!!! best so far. HAIL!
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Ekengren wrote:
Hooray for new album. I'm content with it after listening to Barriers and Passages a million times.
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standard_user wrote:
the new album is fucking sweet.
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GlassMoonKiss wrote:
I'm digging the new album. I'd love to see these guys live.
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2ool wrote:
After listening through Psychic Maps once, I can say it's not the kind of mind-blowing experience Barriers & Passages was, but it's a fucking good record for sure. The first track is a brute force of its own. Besides, am I the only one who thinks that Jeff is the most underrated drum player on earth?
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FPRog wrote:
el nuevo album esta de ptm!!!
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tanduk wrote:
great music!
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BIG_RIFF wrote:
new album is pretty damn sweet
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SerpentLazarus wrote:
Great band! Looking forward to their new record.
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anaesthetise wrote:
The new song is fucking awesome. Can't wait for the new record.
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Dec
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The Charleston, New York, NY, United States
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dB's studio, Utrecht, Netherlands
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Taverne du Théâtre, La Louvière, Belgium
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