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Dave Andrus and Jeremiah Savage, the human element behind the machinery of Extropy, began working together in 1997 with a clear direction: to push themselves and their electronics as far as they could go, and to never stand still.
Though often described as “electronic”, Extropy’s music intersects multiple genres, often evoking the deep melancholy of Disintegration-era Cure or the emotional intensity of Joy Division, with an attention to detail rivaling that of Trent Reznor. Rather than limiting the scope of the sound or instruments used, Extropy utilize every tool at their disposal, creating something both emotional and visceral, where an acoustic guitar and the sampled sound of a car accident being digitally twisted and bent can live in harmony beneath droning wavetable synthesizers.
Both Jeremiah and Dave are multi-instrumentalists, with Jeremiah handling all guitar and bass duties and Dave contributing drums and vocals. Both members play keyboards and manage the vast collection of digital and analog sounds they have created over the years. The two began playing together in the underground industrial scene of Salt Lake City as “Dreamscape Unlimited” (a title that had originally been intended only for a collection of songs Dave had written, but which stuck as the unfortunate band moniker). Two self-produced albums later the group was finally able to shed the name, and became Extropy.
Though often described as “electronic”, Extropy’s music intersects multiple genres, often evoking the deep melancholy of Disintegration-era Cure or the emotional intensity of Joy Division, with an attention to detail rivaling that of Trent Reznor. Rather than limiting the scope of the sound or instruments used, Extropy utilize every tool at their disposal, creating something both emotional and visceral, where an acoustic guitar and the sampled sound of a car accident being digitally twisted and bent can live in harmony beneath droning wavetable synthesizers.
Both Jeremiah and Dave are multi-instrumentalists, with Jeremiah handling all guitar and bass duties and Dave contributing drums and vocals. Both members play keyboards and manage the vast collection of digital and analog sounds they have created over the years. The two began playing together in the underground industrial scene of Salt Lake City as “Dreamscape Unlimited” (a title that had originally been intended only for a collection of songs Dave had written, but which stuck as the unfortunate band moniker). Two self-produced albums later the group was finally able to shed the name, and became Extropy.
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iskeptici wrote:
the new album is now available at http://www.evolvesingularity.org
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androfon wrote:
La caña este grupo
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New album due early October.... http://www.theunraveling.org
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By far the most underrated guys on this planet.
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Ouroboros 3.14159265 Available now!
19 Nov 2011 | from theunraveling.org
The new Ouroboros 3.14159265 record is now available! Free
download or limited edition CD package. Head over to our
new bandcamp page for the details.
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in honor of All Hallows Eve… some creepy new music…
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new extropy available now!
12 Oct 2009 | from theunraveling.org
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- extropy posted a news item ‘Ouroboros 3.14159265 Available now!’. November 2011
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manticoraundead added extropy to manticoraundead’s library. September 2011
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ducknet tagged extropy with ‘trip-hop’. June 2011
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aaleexx92 tagged extropy with new age, progressive rock, rock and one other tag. June 2011
- extropy posted a news item ‘Aura - New Track at http://www.theunraveling.org’. May 2011
- extropy posted a news item ‘new record is available now!’. May 2011
- extropy posted a news item ‘New Extropy due in October!’. May 2011
- extropy posted a news item ‘the assassination project: the Reason of Wolves’. May 2011
- extropy posted a news item ‘New Music... + New Album coming soon’. May 2011
- extropy posted a news item ‘the experiment’. May 2011
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