Soulscape

*There are 2 bands with the same name* A goth band: Vocals/programming - Mel Draper Guitars - Wim Leydes Bass/programming - Dan P Described as a cross between Fields of the Nephilim, The Damned and Depeche Mode, Soulscape combine the raw elemental energy of early goth and post punk with shimmering synths and crisp electronics. 2004's Grave New World full length received praise and air/clubplay worldwide. The band are presently completing work on the follow up, Madness and Civilization http://www.myspace.com/soulscape

A goth band:
Vocals/programming - Mel Draper
Guitars - Wim Leydes
Bass/programming - Dan P
Described as a cross between Fields of the Nephilim, The Damned and Depeche Mode, Soulscape combine the raw elemental energy of early goth and post punk with shimmering synths and crisp electronics. 2004's Grave New World full length received praise and air/clubplay worldwide. The band are presently completing work on the follow up, Madness and Civilization
http://www.myspace.com/soulscape
http://www.soulscape.org


An industrial band:
By mixing synthetic textures, harsh guitars, and melodic visions... Soulscape seems to touch into the worlds of Electronic Dance, Thrash, and Hiphop.
Soulscape is:
scarecrow - vox, keys, programming
kanE noveK - keys, bass
strange - guitars, vox
"When I first listened to SOULSCAPE ... I didn't know what to think of it, but I kept on rewinding it again and again. That's a good thing, because it usually means that the band has a very unique sound that is hard to get a handle on, but still very enjoyable one it has had time to infect the mind. [Soulscape] is exactly that. In fact, I think that this band has one of the most potent, exciting sounds that I've heard in a long time. Soulscape's dramatic songwriting is gripping from start to finish, with a layer of gothic keyboard melodies standing in sharp contrast to the double bass drumming and uncompromising guitar riffing. On top of this, a chameleon-like vocal delivery that goes from rapping to growling to crooning cements the versatility and vibrancy of this band."
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