Clan of Xymox
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Pirate Stahlion
June 28th 2023
Band was on point but no one in the whole crowd could hear Ronny's vocals. Turn your mic up, dude, you've only been doing this for 40 odd years
Denver, CO@The Oriental Theater
Jason
June 21st 2023
Great show with two opening acts, started with Curse Mackey, followed by Bellwether Syndicate.
They covered a good range of their catalogue. Ronny hung out at the merch table to meet his fans and get pictures. I got mine taken with him and Sean.
I love how this band makes themselves so accessible to their fans.
The DNA Lounge does have a decent sound system, so the show sounded pretty good. The venue also has decent air flow so it doesn't turn in to a sweat lodge like some other places can. It also has an onsite pizza counter so you can get your grub right there.
Parking is decent there on a week night. I was actually able to park by the Costco on the next block, no problem. The only thing I didn't like was that they wouldn't let me bring my bottled water in to the main area for some reason.
San Francisco, CA@DNA Lounge
Jason
June 19th 2023
Great show all around that covered a good chunk of their catalogue from 1984 to 2020. I was hoping to hear Lockdown played live from the Limbo album. A few songs from that I think would have sounded great live from that album also would have been the title track, Limbo, and How Long.
However, I think the highlight of this show was their live performance of She from their 2020 album, Spider on The Wall. The energy all around was just amazing.
Over all, this is the best venue I have seen Clan of Xymox play, and the sound quality was great. Staff was friendly and the venue was very clean. Terrific opening acts with A Cloud of Ravens and Curse Mackey, who is well on his way to becoming a headlining act.
I can't wait for their next USA tour. Can't come soon enough.
San Francisco, CA@August Hall
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About Clan of Xymox
Clan of Xymox (also known as Xymox) blend an eclectic and vibrant mix of electronic pop, gothic rock, and acoustic folk. From the Netherlands, Xymox was established in 1985 by frontman Ronny Moorings and then-livein Anke Wolbert. Their first EP, Subsequent Pleasures added Pieter Nooten afterwards on keyboards and left a mark on an emerging Euro-wave market.
A chance meeting with Brendan Perry and Lisa Gerrard of Dead Can Dance led to an invitation to support that band on a UK tour, and then a recording contract with their record label, 4AD.
Their first two full length albums, self-titled Clan of Xymox and Medusa, comfortably settled Xymox into their own niche of blooming melodics and smooth grey lyrical originality, with Ronnie's songwriting coming as a fresh and very welcome abstract to the plastic and packaged synthpop of the late 80s. In 1989, Ronnie saw a chance to evolve and left 4AD, releasing Twist of Shadows which proved to be their most complete and mature offering thusfar, and was their most successful yet.
With the next two albums, Phoenix and Metamorphosis, fans were left with something of an out of body experience - as Xymox was sounding nothing like themselves. Metamorphosis was truly that however, its failure created a catalyst for Moorings to jump to yet another label, part ways with his bandmates, and pickup Mojca Zugna on bass. Zok records re-released Metamorphosis and a new EP - Headclouds. Moorings took a four year break to introspect and write, and gave fans the wondrous gift that is Hidden Faces, admittedly the logical followup to Medusa.
The new millenium ushered in success for Creatures, Notes From the Underground, Farewell , Breaking Point, The BEst Of Clan Of Xymox and the latest DVD release Visible ( 2008) which serve to define what Clan of Xymox has become now - a velvet lined room smelling of roses and clove, the distant chime of crystal engaging crystal, and the slow lilting line of smoke forming nameless shapes as it draws you ever in.
Current Lineup:
Ronny Moorings - words, guitar, piano, voice
Mojca Zugna - bass, voice
Yvonne de Ray - keyboards
Mario Usai - guitar
Discography (sans singles)
Subsequent Pleasures LP 1984
Clan of Xymox 1985
Medusa 1986
Twist of Shadows 1989
Phoenix 1991
Metamorphosis 1992
Headclouds 1993
Subsequent Pleasures 1994
Out of the Rain EP 1997
Hidden Faces 1997
Creatures 1999
Live 2000
Notes from the Underground 2001
Remixes from the Underground 2001
Farewell 2003
The Best of Clan of Xymox 2004
Breaking Point 2006
Heroes single 2008
Visible DVD 2008
A chance meeting with Brendan Perry and Lisa Gerrard of Dead Can Dance led to an invitation to support that band on a UK tour, and then a recording contract with their record label, 4AD.
Their first two full length albums, self-titled Clan of Xymox and Medusa, comfortably settled Xymox into their own niche of blooming melodics and smooth grey lyrical originality, with Ronnie's songwriting coming as a fresh and very welcome abstract to the plastic and packaged synthpop of the late 80s. In 1989, Ronnie saw a chance to evolve and left 4AD, releasing Twist of Shadows which proved to be their most complete and mature offering thusfar, and was their most successful yet.
With the next two albums, Phoenix and Metamorphosis, fans were left with something of an out of body experience - as Xymox was sounding nothing like themselves. Metamorphosis was truly that however, its failure created a catalyst for Moorings to jump to yet another label, part ways with his bandmates, and pickup Mojca Zugna on bass. Zok records re-released Metamorphosis and a new EP - Headclouds. Moorings took a four year break to introspect and write, and gave fans the wondrous gift that is Hidden Faces, admittedly the logical followup to Medusa.
The new millenium ushered in success for Creatures, Notes From the Underground, Farewell , Breaking Point, The BEst Of Clan Of Xymox and the latest DVD release Visible ( 2008) which serve to define what Clan of Xymox has become now - a velvet lined room smelling of roses and clove, the distant chime of crystal engaging crystal, and the slow lilting line of smoke forming nameless shapes as it draws you ever in.
Current Lineup:
Ronny Moorings - words, guitar, piano, voice
Mojca Zugna - bass, voice
Yvonne de Ray - keyboards
Mario Usai - guitar
Discography (sans singles)
Subsequent Pleasures LP 1984
Clan of Xymox 1985
Medusa 1986
Twist of Shadows 1989
Phoenix 1991
Metamorphosis 1992
Headclouds 1993
Subsequent Pleasures 1994
Out of the Rain EP 1997
Hidden Faces 1997
Creatures 1999
Live 2000
Notes from the Underground 2001
Remixes from the Underground 2001
Farewell 2003
The Best of Clan of Xymox 2004
Breaking Point 2006
Heroes single 2008
Visible DVD 2008
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Genres:
Post Punk, Punk
Band Members:
Mario Usai, Mojca Zugna, Ronny Moorings, Yvonne de Ray
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Circle Beanie
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Fan Reviews
Pirate Stahlion
June 28th 2023
Band was on point but no one in the whole crowd could hear Ronny's vocals. Turn your mic up, dude, you've only been doing this for 40 odd years
Denver, CO@The Oriental TheaterJason
June 21st 2023
Great show with two opening acts, started with Curse Mackey, followed by Bellwether Syndicate.
They covered a good range of their catalogue. Ronny hung out at the merch table to meet his fans and get pictures. I got mine taken with him and Sean.
I love how this band makes themselves so accessible to their fans.
The DNA Lounge does have a decent sound system, so the show sounded pretty good. The venue also has decent air flow so it doesn't turn in to a sweat lodge like some other places can. It also has an onsite pizza counter so you can get your grub right there.
Parking is decent there on a week night. I was actually able to park by the Costco on the next block, no problem. The only thing I didn't like was that they wouldn't let me bring my bottled water in to the main area for some reason.
San Francisco, CA@DNA LoungeJason
June 19th 2023
Great show all around that covered a good chunk of their catalogue from 1984 to 2020. I was hoping to hear Lockdown played live from the Limbo album. A few songs from that I think would have sounded great live from that album also would have been the title track, Limbo, and How Long.
However, I think the highlight of this show was their live performance of She from their 2020 album, Spider on The Wall. The energy all around was just amazing.
Over all, this is the best venue I have seen Clan of Xymox play, and the sound quality was great. Staff was friendly and the venue was very clean. Terrific opening acts with A Cloud of Ravens and Curse Mackey, who is well on his way to becoming a headlining act.
I can't wait for their next USA tour. Can't come soon enough.
San Francisco, CA@August HallView More Fan Reviews
About Clan of Xymox
Clan of Xymox (also known as Xymox) blend an eclectic and vibrant mix of electronic pop, gothic rock, and acoustic folk. From the Netherlands, Xymox was established in 1985 by frontman Ronny Moorings and then-livein Anke Wolbert. Their first EP, Subsequent Pleasures added Pieter Nooten afterwards on keyboards and left a mark on an emerging Euro-wave market.
A chance meeting with Brendan Perry and Lisa Gerrard of Dead Can Dance led to an invitation to support that band on a UK tour, and then a recording contract with their record label, 4AD.
Their first two full length albums, self-titled Clan of Xymox and Medusa, comfortably settled Xymox into their own niche of blooming melodics and smooth grey lyrical originality, with Ronnie's songwriting coming as a fresh and very welcome abstract to the plastic and packaged synthpop of the late 80s. In 1989, Ronnie saw a chance to evolve and left 4AD, releasing Twist of Shadows which proved to be their most complete and mature offering thusfar, and was their most successful yet.
With the next two albums, Phoenix and Metamorphosis, fans were left with something of an out of body experience - as Xymox was sounding nothing like themselves. Metamorphosis was truly that however, its failure created a catalyst for Moorings to jump to yet another label, part ways with his bandmates, and pickup Mojca Zugna on bass. Zok records re-released Metamorphosis and a new EP - Headclouds. Moorings took a four year break to introspect and write, and gave fans the wondrous gift that is Hidden Faces, admittedly the logical followup to Medusa.
The new millenium ushered in success for Creatures, Notes From the Underground, Farewell , Breaking Point, The BEst Of Clan Of Xymox and the latest DVD release Visible ( 2008) which serve to define what Clan of Xymox has become now - a velvet lined room smelling of roses and clove, the distant chime of crystal engaging crystal, and the slow lilting line of smoke forming nameless shapes as it draws you ever in.
Current Lineup:
Ronny Moorings - words, guitar, piano, voice
Mojca Zugna - bass, voice
Yvonne de Ray - keyboards
Mario Usai - guitar
Discography (sans singles)
Subsequent Pleasures LP 1984
Clan of Xymox 1985
Medusa 1986
Twist of Shadows 1989
Phoenix 1991
Metamorphosis 1992
Headclouds 1993
Subsequent Pleasures 1994
Out of the Rain EP 1997
Hidden Faces 1997
Creatures 1999
Live 2000
Notes from the Underground 2001
Remixes from the Underground 2001
Farewell 2003
The Best of Clan of Xymox 2004
Breaking Point 2006
Heroes single 2008
Visible DVD 2008
A chance meeting with Brendan Perry and Lisa Gerrard of Dead Can Dance led to an invitation to support that band on a UK tour, and then a recording contract with their record label, 4AD.
Their first two full length albums, self-titled Clan of Xymox and Medusa, comfortably settled Xymox into their own niche of blooming melodics and smooth grey lyrical originality, with Ronnie's songwriting coming as a fresh and very welcome abstract to the plastic and packaged synthpop of the late 80s. In 1989, Ronnie saw a chance to evolve and left 4AD, releasing Twist of Shadows which proved to be their most complete and mature offering thusfar, and was their most successful yet.
With the next two albums, Phoenix and Metamorphosis, fans were left with something of an out of body experience - as Xymox was sounding nothing like themselves. Metamorphosis was truly that however, its failure created a catalyst for Moorings to jump to yet another label, part ways with his bandmates, and pickup Mojca Zugna on bass. Zok records re-released Metamorphosis and a new EP - Headclouds. Moorings took a four year break to introspect and write, and gave fans the wondrous gift that is Hidden Faces, admittedly the logical followup to Medusa.
The new millenium ushered in success for Creatures, Notes From the Underground, Farewell , Breaking Point, The BEst Of Clan Of Xymox and the latest DVD release Visible ( 2008) which serve to define what Clan of Xymox has become now - a velvet lined room smelling of roses and clove, the distant chime of crystal engaging crystal, and the slow lilting line of smoke forming nameless shapes as it draws you ever in.
Current Lineup:
Ronny Moorings - words, guitar, piano, voice
Mojca Zugna - bass, voice
Yvonne de Ray - keyboards
Mario Usai - guitar
Discography (sans singles)
Subsequent Pleasures LP 1984
Clan of Xymox 1985
Medusa 1986
Twist of Shadows 1989
Phoenix 1991
Metamorphosis 1992
Headclouds 1993
Subsequent Pleasures 1994
Out of the Rain EP 1997
Hidden Faces 1997
Creatures 1999
Live 2000
Notes from the Underground 2001
Remixes from the Underground 2001
Farewell 2003
The Best of Clan of Xymox 2004
Breaking Point 2006
Heroes single 2008
Visible DVD 2008
Show More
Genres:
Post Punk, Punk
Band Members:
Mario Usai, Mojca Zugna, Ronny Moorings, Yvonne de Ray
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