Product Type : Music
Covenant - Modern Ruin (CD)
Covenant - Modern Ruin (CD)
Artist: Covenant
Music Genre: Synth-pop, Electronic
- Label
- Dependent
- Cat No
- mind 388
- Released
- 2022
- Pressing
- Germany
- Styles
- EBM, Synth-pop
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| Artist | Covenant |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | Dependent |
| Catalogue no. | mind 388 |
| Genre | Synth-pop and Electronic |
| Released | 2022 |
| Barcode | 0884388871243 |
Covenant — Modern Ruin
Format: CD • Label: Dependent (2) (mind 388) • Released: 2022 • Pressing: Germany • Genre: EBM, Synth-pop
Tracklist:
1. Modern Ruin
2. Lightbringer
3. Judge Of My Domain
4. Dynamo Clock
5. Kairos
6. The Beauty And The Grace
7. Get On
8. Worlds Collide
9. The Night
10. Beat The Noise
11. The Road
12. Modern Ruin II
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
Friends since 1986, the members of Covenant released "Dreams Of A Cryotank", their first album, in 1994, after a first demo-tape in 1992.
The original line-up for the years 1992-2006 included vocalist and songwriter Eskil Simonsson, keyboardist and lyricist Joakim Montelius, and keyboardist Clas Nachmanson.
In 1998, after releasing two more albums and a handful of singles/EPs and the demise of their North American label , they started a relationship with distributor with the release of the Euro EP.
On July 13, 1999, Metropolis re-released their first three albums and the Theremin EP.
Still continuing to produce music together, Joakim Montelius and Eskil Simonsson have since 2010 taken up residence in separate countries: Montelius resides in Barcelona (Spain), while Simonsson lives in Berlin (Germany).
Daniel Myer (Haujobb/Architect) replaced live and studio Clas Nachmanson since 2007, Daniel Jonasson (Dupont) replaces live Montelius since 2010.
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