Industrial-rock in the vein of Nine Inch Nails and Marilyn Manson; blistering synths, edgy guitars and environmental samples comprise the fundamental sound of the Evolutionaries

12 MP3 Songs
ELECTRONIC: Industrial, ROCK: Goth



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Special Note, 4/24/2005
Free NIN REMIX! If your thinking of purchasing our CD via CD Baby, feel free to check out our NIN remix: http://www.the-evolutionaries.com/listen.php?uid=cdbaby&sid=3&download=true . Also, if you visit our site, a few of the tracks from this CD are available as free downloads from http://www.the-evolutionaries.com/listen.php?uid=cdbaby . If you like them, come back and buy the whole CD.

the Evolutionaries are a collective of individuals devoted to assisting in the decay of our modern civilization in expectation of the rise of the next. The music reflects heavily the influences of industrial, rock, and electronic music. Similar styles include Nine Inch Nails, Marilyn Manson and Tom Waits. the Evolutionaries make extensive use of environmental samples, blistering synths and edgy guitars. The vocal style is often compared with that of Marilyn Manson.


The Evolutionaries debut CD, "Normalized"

the Evolutionaries' debut release, Normalized, is an entirely self-produced exploration of the legacy set down by pioneers such as Nine Inch Nails, Tom Waits, Robert Fripp and David Bowie. The aim in creating this CD was to bring forth a sound immediately recognizable while still being uniquely itself; a starting point for today's listeners to understand where the Evolutionaries are coming from; a hint of where they are going in the future. The material on this disc relies heavily on the industrial-rock, goth-rock and electronic-rock idioms, using noise and electronics as pop-inspired instruments. "Normailzed" released 2004


Some listener's reactions to "Normalized"

"From the opening dirge-like drone of "This Is Not Real" to the closing experimental, synthy, trip hop of "I Robot", New York's the Evolutionaries show us that they have picked the right name. The constant change of music styles makes it hard to label them as just your average industrial rock band, and it appears they have definitely evolved their craft to the next level."

"I listened to your CD over the weekend and in a word - fabulous. I loved it. Very earthy, very textural yet very accessible. Reminds me - a bit - of what Bowie was doing in "low" & "rise" but never really took it to full fruition."

"Man, you've got a winner, here - its industrial all right, but with brains and balls the size of Manhattan ;)"