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jastrub · 11-08-2010, 04:13 PM

ViZionARy
ViZionARy is a duo that makes highly-complex dance/electronic music. Their music is known for its extremely eclectic drum sequencer patterns. Their first 2 albums, one self-released and the other released under the label Light Wave Records, were commercial failures but did very well with the IDM/Glitch scene. They are based in Baltimore, and their music’s rhythmic patterns share a very strong resemblance to the notorious “baltimore beat”, a fast-paced, jittery rhythm type that is at once both very danceable but hard to rap or sing over. The band members of ViZionARy, Rez Wilden and Gina Erns, are close friends and get along with each other very well. According to Light Wave Records, they were “very peaceful and friendly, but asked a lot of our technical staff”. They left Light Wave due to the record company’s reluctance to provide them with state-of-the-art synths and sequencers.

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jastrub Groupie Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 47	Band #2: ViZionARy ViZionARy ViZionARy is a duo that makes highly-complex dance/electronic music. Their music is known for its extremely eclectic drum sequencer patterns. Their first 2 albums, one self-released and the other released under the label Light Wave Records, were commercial failures but did very well with the IDM/Glitch scene. They are based in Baltimore, and their music’s rhythmic patterns share a very strong resemblance to the notorious “baltimore beat”, a fast-paced, jittery rhythm type that is at once both very danceable but hard to rap or sing over. The band members of ViZionARy, Rez Wilden and Gina Erns, are close friends and get along with each other very well. According to Light Wave Records, they were “very peaceful and friendly, but asked a lot of our technical staff”. They left Light Wave due to the record company’s reluctance to provide them with state-of-the-art synths and sequencers.