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PISCIDE

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PISCIDE
OriginThuringia, Germany
GenresElectronic Music
Darkwave
Electro
Industrial
EBM
Aggrepo
Synth-Pop
Industrial Rock
InstrumentsSequenzer, Synthesizer, E-Drum, Sampler, Drumcomputer, Personal Computer
Years active2004 - present
LabelsFundamenth Media
Associated actsWumpscut
Das Ich
Leæther Strip
The Retrosic
Velvet Acid Christ
yelworC
Funkervogt
Front Line Assembly
Anne Clark
MembersAnke Scheffler (Production/Mix/Mastering)

Markus Rink (Lyrics/Artwork/Maintenance)

PISCIDE is an electro-industrial project created in the year 2004 by Anke Scheffler & Markus Rink. After very prosperous remixes, the band was formed and they created their first concept album "illic faralis" which was released at the end of the year 2006.

History[edit]

Anke Scheffler is the mastermind of PISCIDE, to exhaust synthesizers and sequencer is her passion. She did first sound experiments in the years before on Commodore 64, Amiga, Atari Falcon and other musical hardware. All of the PISCIDE sounds and voice are created by Anke Scheffler. Markus Rink is the 2nd brain in the project, he writes some of the lyrics and he also makes the artworks. In 2004, the band remixed some well known bands like Agonoize and released Christmas 2006 their first full-time album, called "illic faralis". In 2007, they signed a record deal with Biohazzard Records. In 2008 they have left Biohazzard Rec. for professional reasons to release further under the own label Fundamenth Media.

Discography[edit]

  • 2004 - Remixes & Demo CD 1
  • 2005 - Demo CD 2 and unreleased concepts
  • 2006 - Free songs (Lazarett, MG††† & Heimweh)
  • 2006 - illic faralis (Album)
  • 2007 - The Chaendler Song
  • 2008 - ElekktroShokk (Album)
  • 2009 - Ex Inferis (Album)
  • 2010 - Anubis Empire - Beyond The Sphinx (Album)
  • 2010 - Monotron Song
  • 2022 - MMXXII I-IV (Mini-Album Compilation)

Sampler[edit]

  • 2007 Orkus Sampler 27
  • 2008 Gothic Compilation 40
  • 2008 MUMM! head\\shot
  • 2009 Electronic Featured Compilation

External links[edit]




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