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Stagnant Project

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Stagnant Project
MetalShow open-air festival, 2017
Stagnant Project performing on stage MetalShow
Background information
OriginRiga, Latvia
GenresGroove/Industrial metal, Extreme metal
Years active2010-present
LabelsIndependent label
MembersPaul Rutkovky
Dmitry Zadonsky
Michael Cat
German Cirksta
Edgar Ondruks
Past membersAndrey Vinakov
Roman Lamcev
Vladimir Voevodin
Paul Jarovikov

Stagnant Project is a Latvian extreme metal band from Riga, Latvia, formed in 2010. The name is an ironical personification of current metal stage setup for "one-day" metal bands, who wishes not to be stagnant and move forward, but next day disband and abandon a project of having not enough will. The band passed through numerous sound and line-up changes, though front-man and outrageous shows became fundamental for them.
Despite the fact, that band themselves categorize their music style as extreme metal and first tapes had typical groove sound, Audiøpizduly EP has industrial metal influenced tone. Later on Stagnant Project mixed all previous experience into full-length album The Age of Giant Monsters continuing with combining groove and industrial.[1][2] together.

Criticism[edit]

The band often becomes a subject of questionable criticism locally for unearthly performance and provocative social media campaigns. In spite of that, The Age of Giant Monsters album received positive feedback from reviewers[3] and press, pointing on that this is first conceptual album[4] with narrator released in Latvia.

History[edit]

The band finished their first demo album Rorschach Test in 2012. Same year they have won in a solid local contest Fresh Blood ’11[5] and was a nominee in Latvian Metal Awards for Best Young Metal Band in Latvia ’11[6].
First breaking point in notable line-up change happened two years after, in 2014 when EP album Zombie Show has been released. It was first conceptual album and formation of current band’s style. And in a half a year, having new members onboard, Satanican Dream single has been revealed.
Having a trend to release a title biyearly – next AudiØpizduly[7] EP in 2016 firmly consolidated a comic/geek concept, and first official music video was revealed. Later this year Nagibathor single fulfilled band’s library with the same influence. Moreover, front man became AMT electronics official endorser[8]
In 2018 debut conceptual LP album The Age of Giant Monsters has been released. It is the first conceptual album with narrator in Latvia. The album was supported by second official music video of main song.

Members[edit]

Current line-up is a consolidation of original members in face of drummer and vocalist, and also a former members of Lifeform[9] band created same year and disbanded 4 years after.

Current members[edit]

  • Paul Rutkovsky - Vocals, guitars
  • Dmitry Zadonsky - Keyboards, backing vocals
  • Michael Cat - Bass
  • Ed Ondruks - Drums
  • German Cirksta - Guitars

Past members[edit]

  • Vladimir Voevodin - Drums
  • Andrey Vinakov - Bass
  • Roman Lamcev - Guitars
  • Paul Jarovikov - Guitars
  • Vitally Marinchinko - Keyboards, Programming
  • Artem Ilyin - Bass

Timeline[edit]

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Discography[edit]

The Rorschach Test (2012)
Zombie Show (2014)
Satanican Dream (2014)
Audiøpizduly (2016)
Nagibathor (2016)
The Age of Giant Monsters (2018)

References[edit]

  1. "Stagnant Project on Metal-Archive page". independent metal encyclopedia.
  2. German webzine Ostraumarticle-review on Stagnant Project genre
  3. The Circle Pit review for The Age of Giant Monsters album
  4. Stagnant Project on TVNet portal
  5. Fresh Blood 2011 Latvian metal contest finale review
  6. Latvian Metal Awards 2011
  7. Estonian Linnaleht press 10th page, 2016 August release
  8. AMT electronics endorsements
  9. Metal-Archives Current members of former band


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