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Music Style:
Alternative Rock
Hometown:
Chicago
Country:
USA
Band Description
StereoViolet produces a unique sound within the indie/alt-rock genre by combining the soulful vocals of vocalist Bianca Black with musical support drawn from the eclectic background and influences of each of the band’s five members.
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Artist Biography
Most people aren’t afraid of the dark. They’re afraid of what they might see if someone turns on the lights. StereoViolet embraces the dark and the darkness of the world we live in. It’s not about finding the light. It’s about adjusting our eyes to see what’s always been there. And that is precisely what StereoViolet forces us to do. Powered by the commanding yet melodic vocals of frontwoman Bianca B. Black, THE RISE AND FALL OF O’REN BLACK, the debut album from the Chicago-based indie-rock band, is an unapologetic admission of life and the forces that drive us. It’s not a collection of love songs. They are songs of lust and life, and they tell the uncompromised story of the human journey – a journey of monsters and heroes, trials and errors, mistakes and redemption, and hope and despair.
Drawing from an infinite array of personal experiences and a vast pool of musical influences and styles, StereoViolet pushes the line between music and art and fuses together the distinct sounds of each member’s eclectic background to produce a powerful and unforgettable experience. We are reminded that in the cages of our minds, we are all free. And in the solace of our freedom, we are all slaves. From the emotionally driven and introspective lyrics that transcend the band’s personality, to the jarring guitar riffs and powerful instrumentation that tell the part of the story that words cannot, StereoViolet delivers a brutally honest account of what it means to be human. Each note is a testament to life lived. Each chord a tribute to the frailty of the human mind and spirit. Each song a crushing reminder of who we are. StereoViolet isn’t a band for those looking to feel good about themselves. It’s a band for those who aren’t afraid to see themselves and are ready to adjust their eyes to the darkness that surrounds us all.
PRESS REALEASE
Most people aren’t afraid of the dark. They’re afraid of what they might see if someone turns on the lights. StereoViolet embraces the dark and the darkness of the world we live in. It’s not about finding the light. It’s about adjusting our eyes to see what’s always been there. And that is precisely what StereoViolet forces us to do.
THE RISE AND FALL OF O'REN BLACK, the debut album from the Chicago alternative-rock band is an unapologetic admission of life and the forces that drive us. It is not a collection of love songs. It is a collection of songs of lust and life; songs that tell the uncompromised story of the human journey – a journey of monsters and heroes, trials and errors, mistakes and redemption, and hope and despair.
Driven by the soulful yet commanding vocals of frontwoman Bianca B. Black, StereoViolet combines each member’s musical background and influences to produce a powerful and unforgettable musical experience. StereoVIolet is currently finishing a series of local and regional shows in support of their debut album and will be returning to the studio to record and film a collection of singles for a forthcoming E.P. and series of music videos.
Those interested in reviewing the album, adding it to their playlists, or interviewing StereoViolet can get in touch via ronen@thewreckingco.com.
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