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Beautifully Dead — I Fall (In The Arms Of A Stranger)
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- Hometown:
- Louisville, Kentucky
- Musical Influences
- Aphex Twin, Autechre, Bjork, Boards Of Canada, Chemical Brothers, Combichrist, Concord Dawn, DJ Neophyte, Dieselboy, Evil Activities, Hardfloor, Lisa Lashes, London Elektricity, Meccano Twins, Noize Suppressor, Paul Oakenfold, Prodigy, Rammstein, Roni Size, Static-X, TeeBee, Tricky
- About Me:
- Lady Venom was formed in October of 2006. The majority of the music composed is Electronic/Electronica. Her first CD, Malachi's Maze, was released December 9, 2006 and followed by the self-titled Lady Venom January 10, 2007. Let The Bombs Drop was released April 13, 2007. September 21, 2007, Eventide was released. The Unholy Trinity, featuring the track 666 Miles (March On), 2008 IAIA Golden Kayak Nominee for Best Indie Industrial/Beat Rock Song, was released September 22, 2007. Lady Venom's latest CD, Tribalism, was released April 3, 2008.
Lady Venom also has a side project, Beautifully Dead, composing Ambient, Dark Ambient, Glitch, Industrial, and Noise. The first CD released under Beautifully Dead was Dark City (May 13, 2007) followed by Subjugation (October 20, 2007). Beautifully Dead is currently working on two new CD's, The Exorcism Of Mary and The Forbidden Serenade.
Lady Venom is also a writer of Dark/Gothic Poetry and Song Lyrics under the pen name Ofira Sephiroth. Her first book of poetry Unspeakable Truths, Volume 1: Damnation Begins was released December 6, 2007. Ofira Sephiroth is currently working on two new books of poetry.
- Website:
- http://ladyvenom75.com
- Turn ons/Offs
- Turn Ons: Music, Horror Movies, Bowling, Claudio Sanchez' hair, Wayne Static's goatee, Combichrist.
Turn Offs: Gold Teeth, Abusers, Liars, Cheaters, Spiders
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Changed the layout at Lady Venom | Beautifully Dead Store. Added some new designs for both Lady Venom and Beautifully Dead.
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Baile!
Baile!, the seventh CD from Lady Venom, has been released (May 20, 2008). Baile! is an eleven track Latin House, Club/Dance CD.
For purchasing a physical copy of the CD, please visit Lulu.
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Ringtones
Ringtones are now available for both Lady Venom and Beautifully Dead. The ringtones are free. The only charges will be those from your cell phone carrier.
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Posted on May 12th, 2008 at 7:23pm —
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2008 Golden KIAC Nomination
I’m happy to announce that 666 Miles (March On) by Lady Venom has been nominated for the best Industrial/Beat Rock song for the IAIA Golden KIAC awards on IAC Music.
To listen to the nominations for all categories, please visit IAC Music 2008 Nominations Station. The winners will be announced April 6, 2008.
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First Book Released
I write Dark/Gothic Poetry under the Pen name Ofira Sephiroth and have been writing poetry and lyrics since 2001. My first book of poetry titled Unspeakable Truths, Volume 1: Damnation Begins was just released (December 6, 2007). For more information, please visit the Ofira Sephiroth Storefront.
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Your tracks sound excellent!
I was reading your blog too :)
We are also big horror movie fans!
I'm glad you to be your friend :)
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very impressive tracks you have their. nice one.
Just listening to your music again..seeing how your music is developing.
one thing i like about ALL of your work is the structure, and the intro's, you really know how to get a persons head a nodding, shame you live on the other side of the world, cos i'd love to meet you !!
I agree with Qubenzis below, your music is very diverse..i lost my multiband compresser due to a hacker, but i used to value it dearly, certainly worth having a look into using one though!!
'BASIC' is an awesome track!!
your music if played out would keep the dance floor engaged..you know when to take out elements, and you bring them in at the right time.
keep on doing it baby..your going to go places (if you havn't already!!)
Finally set aside some time to listen through what you're actually are up to. Conclusion; you are enormously productive. So many great themes and songs. And then the writing too...
I will try to give you some constructive critics in order to improve the sound. Some of your harder percussive sounds have a slight distortion. When dealing with the bass frequencies try to slope them in the lower end (cut out freq below about 30 - 35hz). Will guarantee an absolutely rumble free sound on any system, also when loudness is applied. Then, additionally, you can use multiband compression (VST, wave plugins) when mastering in order to avoid any specific frequencies to take over the sound picture. Should be used carefully though.
Also try to individually compress/limit the more powerful percussion sounds (and basses) more. Will allow them to seem loud and powerful yet contained and clean without distorting. I was recently tipped to use the VST plugin called MaxxBass on my basses in order to make them more wide and round. It amplifies the sound one octave higher (creates harmonics) which gives more spectrum left for the Kick to come through. Well, then comes the Kick stuff.. where the same applies (compression, sloping).
And finally, try to avoid any type of 'red lining' (peaking). Keep those meters below peak level as a thumb of rule, always. Even if it momentarily sounds good in your system it may freak other sound systems...
Your music grooves, sure do. Keep that endless flow flowing...
Just some thoughts passing through my mind while, by now, listening through your whole play list :-)
Thanks my friend in electronic sound,
Ricky Qubenzis Psy Audio
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hope your ok..and looking forward to more work from you in the future...keep it hard and fast !!!
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