[Damn] This Desert Air create big, booming, melodic rock wide in its breadth, sound and scope.
Injected with heavy space riffs [think Oceansize, Cave In, Failure] with a foundation of post-hardcore
[think Far, Quicksand], [Damn] This Desert Air are finding an audience who not only desire a thick,
full blast of sound, but also attention to dynamic detail in their music. Creating memorable songs
that also have a few left turns are what make [D]TDA stand firmly on their feet.
Though the members of [D]TDA have resigned from notable bands such as Instruction [Geffen];
Elemae [Engineer]; Nora [Trustkill]; Merciana [Engineer]; Ex Number Five [OneDaySavior] and The
Fire Still Burns [Blackout!], it is the current sound they've created together that have set them apart
from their pasts, and shed new light for a vigorous future. They've been purposely self-managing
themselves since the bands inception, giving them a realistic approach at building the band on their
terms, at a manageable pace in today's fickle musical climate. Since self-releasing their own debut
EP 1 to well-received audiences, they've took part in a tribute compilation to 90's space rock
veterans FAILURE on Pop Up Records, joined in a limited edition split 7" single with
ex-Codeseven/Classic Case veterans Telescreen on Texas' boutique label Koi Records and have
also been on numerous compilations such as taste-making blog site ExplodingInSound.com's
debut download comp.
Now signed by Bastardized Recordings [Germany] and distributed by Pop Up Records in the USA ,
[Damn] This Desert Air plan to bring their new Distance Waits EP to an audience even greater than
before. The forthcoming EP will feature 5 new songs and a very special remix track commanding
your attention. With mixing credits including Brian Virtue [Jane's Addiction, 30 Secs to Mars,
Deftones], mastering by West West Side's Alan Douches and attention to detail every step of the
way, be ready for some high-impact audio which sews together both heavy rock and intimate
ambience with similar intensities, neither one sacrificing itself for the other.
Band Members: Ti Kreck - Drums | Craig Cirinelli - Vocals | Shawn Reams - Guitar | Alf Bartone -
Bass | Mike Wolff - Guitar
Website: www.damnthisdesertair.com
Injected with heavy space riffs [think Oceansize, Cave In, Failure] with a foundation of post-hardcore
[think Far, Quicksand], [Damn] This Desert Air are finding an audience who not only desire a thick,
full blast of sound, but also attention to dynamic detail in their music. Creating memorable songs
that also have a few left turns are what make [D]TDA stand firmly on their feet.
Though the members of [D]TDA have resigned from notable bands such as Instruction [Geffen];
Elemae [Engineer]; Nora [Trustkill]; Merciana [Engineer]; Ex Number Five [OneDaySavior] and The
Fire Still Burns [Blackout!], it is the current sound they've created together that have set them apart
from their pasts, and shed new light for a vigorous future. They've been purposely self-managing
themselves since the bands inception, giving them a realistic approach at building the band on their
terms, at a manageable pace in today's fickle musical climate. Since self-releasing their own debut
EP 1 to well-received audiences, they've took part in a tribute compilation to 90's space rock
veterans FAILURE on Pop Up Records, joined in a limited edition split 7" single with
ex-Codeseven/Classic Case veterans Telescreen on Texas' boutique label Koi Records and have
also been on numerous compilations such as taste-making blog site ExplodingInSound.com's
debut download comp.
Now signed by Bastardized Recordings [Germany] and distributed by Pop Up Records in the USA ,
[Damn] This Desert Air plan to bring their new Distance Waits EP to an audience even greater than
before. The forthcoming EP will feature 5 new songs and a very special remix track commanding
your attention. With mixing credits including Brian Virtue [Jane's Addiction, 30 Secs to Mars,
Deftones], mastering by West West Side's Alan Douches and attention to detail every step of the
way, be ready for some high-impact audio which sews together both heavy rock and intimate
ambience with similar intensities, neither one sacrificing itself for the other.
Band Members: Ti Kreck - Drums | Craig Cirinelli - Vocals | Shawn Reams - Guitar | Alf Bartone -
Bass | Mike Wolff - Guitar
Website: www.damnthisdesertair.com
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Title: The Nurse Who Loved Me
Date: November 25, 2008
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Artist: Various
Title: The Nurse Who Loved Me
Date: November 25, 2008
Buy [+]
“The Nurse Who Loved Me: A
Tribute To Failure” is all around
triumphant. This album pays
tribute to one of the greatest
bands of the 90s and the legacy
they‘ve left the musical world.
There are few bands that
deserve a tribute more so than
Failure, as they have defined a
mighty sound, that has remained
so influential to so many bands,
in numerous different ways.
+ Evangelos
+ [Damn] This Desert Air
+ Exeter
+ Sex Club Reject
+ Orion
+ Emotron
+ Stemage
+ Satellite Tragedy
+ The Company We Keep
+ Rilian
+ Paramore
+ Catch The Sun
+ B.L. Barakus
+ Solare
+ Tablets Of Orion
+ 30 Fathom Grave
+ Planet ID
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