One From Many
by Dicepeople
Saulius
Saulius
One of the best albums of 2018 and for good reason.... Great rhythm, distortion, awesome EBM Industrial and synth music. I'm not a big fan of music with the female vocal, but special this band sounds amazing. Some memories Of Front 242 'off' and new generation music INAEONA but with much more electronic effects.....WELL DONE GUYS, worth to buy…..!
Favorite track: Gone.
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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Destroyed [remix EP], Destroyer [EP], Somebody to Love [single], Shallow Under Skin [EP], One From Many, Love Parasite / Control [EP], Synthetic [EP], End of Line, and 3 more.
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Void
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Gone
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Multiplicity
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Celestial
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Nitro
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Addiction
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Pigs
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This
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Duality
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about
Dicepeople's last album End Of Line hinted at a new direction for the band, moving on from their electronica roots and into more defined dark electro territory. This transition is fully realised with One From Many, featuring visceral vocals front and centre for the first time within a powerful soundscape of heavy beats, distorted synths, distressed guitars, broken music boxes and ethereal strings. One From Many opens the box to a provocative and otherworldly place, immersing you in your fears and dreams, and exposing you to the darkness and light within.
"An album which, with moments of real magnificence, captivates and excites from beginning to end" - The RingMaster Review
"It’s like opening Pandora’s Box and being taken away to an otherworldly place where fears and dreams come closer" - Peek-A-Boo
"An artist like Dicepeople comes along blending electro, industrial, new wave, and 80s avant-garde, and suddenly we have a record that is synth-based and sounds as fresh as a daisy ... a cut above the majority" - Devolution Magazine
“The perpetual twilight territory is full of shadows and uncertainty ... a dark club space in the deepest basement of an abandoned cathedral” - The Electricity Club
"This is one interesting and unusual album, brimming with cyber-vibes and wonderfully executed" - Chain D.L.K.
"An album which, with moments of real magnificence, captivates and excites from beginning to end" - The RingMaster Review
"It’s like opening Pandora’s Box and being taken away to an otherworldly place where fears and dreams come closer" - Peek-A-Boo
"An artist like Dicepeople comes along blending electro, industrial, new wave, and 80s avant-garde, and suddenly we have a record that is synth-based and sounds as fresh as a daisy ... a cut above the majority" - Devolution Magazine
“The perpetual twilight territory is full of shadows and uncertainty ... a dark club space in the deepest basement of an abandoned cathedral” - The Electricity Club
"This is one interesting and unusual album, brimming with cyber-vibes and wonderfully executed" - Chain D.L.K.
credits
released July 13, 2018
Tracks 1 - 3 and 5 - 9 written by Matt Brock; track 4 written by Matt Brock and Darien Graham-Smith.
Matt Brock: vocals on tracks 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8; synthesizers, guitars and music box.
Zmora: vocals on tracks 2, 3, 6, 7 and 9; backing vocals on track 5.
Sara Dee: vocals on track 4.
Atashi Tada: vocals on track 5; backing vocals on tracks 2, 7 and 9.
Darien Graham-Smith: vocals on track 5.
Hemiola: vocals on track 8.
Roger Le Guin: guitars on tracks 2 and 5.
Rob Ackerman: guitars on track 3.
Recorded, produced, mixed and mastered by Matt Brock at Studio 101.
Artwork concept, modelling and photography by Matt Brock and Zmora; artwork production by Darien Graham-Smith.
Thanks also to Anastasia Resurrection, Charlie Dawe, Gary Taylor, John Clay, Johnny Normal, Jovana Majic, Luke Rhinehart, Margaret Brock, Martin Pavey and Terri-Siân Fairs.
Tracks 1 - 3 and 5 - 9 written by Matt Brock; track 4 written by Matt Brock and Darien Graham-Smith.
Matt Brock: vocals on tracks 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8; synthesizers, guitars and music box.
Zmora: vocals on tracks 2, 3, 6, 7 and 9; backing vocals on track 5.
Sara Dee: vocals on track 4.
Atashi Tada: vocals on track 5; backing vocals on tracks 2, 7 and 9.
Darien Graham-Smith: vocals on track 5.
Hemiola: vocals on track 8.
Roger Le Guin: guitars on tracks 2 and 5.
Rob Ackerman: guitars on track 3.
Recorded, produced, mixed and mastered by Matt Brock at Studio 101.
Artwork concept, modelling and photography by Matt Brock and Zmora; artwork production by Darien Graham-Smith.
Thanks also to Anastasia Resurrection, Charlie Dawe, Gary Taylor, John Clay, Johnny Normal, Jovana Majic, Luke Rhinehart, Margaret Brock, Martin Pavey and Terri-Siân Fairs.
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Dicepeople London, UK
Dicepeople is a dark electro band from London consisting of Zmora (vocals) and Matt Brock (music). Dicepeople music draws
from a wide range of genres including industrial, EBM, darkwave and post-punk.
Originally founded by Matt Brock and going strong since 2013, Dicepeople have an extensive, well-received back catalogue and are known for their intense, immersive live performances.
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