The music video is one of the most captivating I’ve seen this year and really captures the essence of just how unique this band is. Who are they? What do they sound like? Well, the band had released 2 songs by this point: One, which was called “Pleasure and Pain”, which is the opening track to their debut album, “Lux” and the other being Basement which was released with a music video. Suddenly, everyone and their grandmothers were speaking of this band called Gemini Syndrome. The buzz really began for this band when David Draiman’s new band, Device, took them out on tour. Gemini Syndrome is, by far, one of the most impressive of the newer bands. That and the fact that I am still the sole contributor of content seen here on The Music Enthusiast.In 2013, we’ve had just as many new bands emerge as we’ve had comeback albums, it seems. But what has stayed the same is that sheer love of and for music in general.
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Aside from providing live coverage, you’ll also find plenty of single/album reviews here on TME along with a weekly rundown of the events that are coming up.Ī great deal has changed over the last decade plus of running this blog, during which time I have seen and reviewed more than 1,000 concerts. More often than not, that entails a track-by-track rundown of the concert, banter that occurred during the songs and so on. Live reviews have and always will be what I consider to be my specialty, and I strive to take more of a unique approach to them, working to capture the feeling of being at a show in person in hopes of immersing the reader into what the experience was like. Something that focuses not just on local talent here in the region but bands in every stage of the game, from artists on the rise to nationally known acts. The Music Enthusiast was born out of a deep affinity for the local music scene here in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, and since its inception in March 2006 it has grown into something more all-encompassing. Hey! My name’s Jordan Buford, and welcome to my little spot on the internet. Official Website | Facebook | Twitter | Youtube Next chapter of their existence with their most stunning song to date. That message of unity is the one constant in all of Gemini Syndrome’s music Īnd it’s good to see they still have more to say as they officially begin the No one ever wins a holy war ifĪt its core, “Anonymous” is trying to reinforce the fact that no one is thatĭifferent from anyone else, and in fact, we are all the same. “Everyone is an infidel in someone else’s eyes. It’s the rest of the bridge listeners should really pay attention to, though. Wouldn’t make, but on this number it’s almost uncanny how similar Nordstrom can Sounds like a demand as he screams it out. Start of the bridge, repeating “Everybody love each other,” to the point it “…No matter what you do an idea can’t die,” vocalist Aaron Nordstrom remindsĮveryone on the pre-choruses while he channels his inner Jonathan Davis at the Ponder what’s being asked and evaluate what it means to you. Realize everything’s equal and everybody sleeps in a grave?” Those excerptsįrom the verses truly aim to challenge listeners, wanting you to stop and “Do you ever see the flaw in the system, thinking history just happened again?ĭo you ever wanna tap into wisdom: find a cause you can truly defend?” “Do youĮver think that you are the master and everybody else is a slave? Do you Wanting to connect people, and “Anonymous” may accomplish that better than any Often you hear a song that poses a string of questions to you, the listener.īut Gemini Syndrome’s goal is to engage people and make them think, along with Majority of the lines are phrased as questions make it stand out, as it’s not They poured into the song while in the studio, that effort aiding in it having In that regard, it’s definitely a new side of Gemini Syndrome that fans areīeing introduced to. Pulse pounding notes generated from the guitars. "Anonymous” almost demands it with not just some relentless drumming but anĪll-around brutal rhythm section that is only strengthened by the melodic yet Headbanging along to their music has never been much of a challenge, though Prominent on the track that, as they promised, has a heavier sound to it. The core message that Gemini Syndrome works so tirelessly to spread is But now, there’s a specific release dateĬentury), and the first official single to be released from it is “Anonymous”.
Single being released nearly a year ago, as the release date for their For new music from Gemini Syndrome, their last new
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