Carol Blaze
"introMonius"
© All Terrain Vehicles Music
April 26 - 02, 2009
Year of Release: 2000
Rating:
Drift
Carol Blaze (My Mind Is Going)
Like Water
Where The Night Is Calling
Heavy Rollers
Lone Driver
Empire
Creeping
Find Some Love
After Great Pain
One Summer Day
Temp Oral Love
Staring ... Not Too Long
This Never Ends (Xtra Mix)
The Dream
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Carol Blaze is the creation of Pittsburgh musician/drummer A.T. Vish. His music
is best described as "a world of cyber-space, analog performance, and dark imagination.
Originally concerived as the soundtrack to a fictional character by the same name, A.T. Vish
set out to create music filtered through his own musical sensibilities and limitation.
Spanning psychedelia, goth, darkwave, and rock, the music is the product of a confused
sexual relationship between Nick Cave, The Sneaker Pimps, Bowery Electric, Tangerine Dream,
Peter Gabriel, U2, and Monster Magnet." (This quote was taken from A.T. Vish's
Soundclick.com
page.) Carol Blaze was introduced to WSVNRadio as one of the songs on our
Hall Of Fame
series, Volume 8.
The opening track, "Drift" sounds like the title -- it's easy, cool,
drifting along smoothly. "Carol Blaze (My Mind Is Going)" is an Alternative
Rocker, as in Nine Inch Nails, as was featured on The WSVNRadio Hall of Fame,
Volume 8.
"Like Water" has a gothic and dark atmosphere, even a bit gregorian.
"Where The Night Is Calling" has a traditional Alternative Hard Rock sound.
"Heavy Rollers" shows a softer side in sound, yet it's theatrical.
"Lone Driver," just as the opening instrumental "Drifting," is
cool, and easy, and is good music for a soundtrack movie.
"Empire" is another dark and goth sounding encounter, and mysterious.
Fans of U2 will enjoy songs such as "Creeping, "Find Some Love," "One Summer Day,"
"Temp Oral Lobe." Progressive fits "After Great Pain." A long dark
tunnel journey has the instrumental "Staring... Not Too Long" has the listener
wondering more. "This Never Ends (Xtra Mix)" keeps the journey onward, in
listening mystery. The eerie music of Hawkwind and the early Pink Floyd comes to mind
on this track. The eerieness continues on the last track, "The Dream."
Carol Blaze's introMonius is an introduction to mystery, suspense, and
entertaining Industrial/Alternative Rock music. A.T. Vish's vocals do resemble U2's
Bono, yet the mix of his voice and his music creates a darker atmosphere than that of
the upbeat music of U2. The instrumentals easily fits a dark soundtrack, making the
music (and movie) more tempting to listen to (and watch, in a movie's sense).
introMonius is a dark adventure. It's a mysterious journey. It is an
experience in sound and whatever the listener can develop in sight. A.T. Vish's
future is very promising, as to includimg his music on "interesting" soundtracks.
Check out his sites, at
Soundclick.com and/or on
myspace.com.
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