Switchblade Symphony
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Switchblade Symphony was a gothic/darkwave band based in San Francisco, formed in 1989 by composer Susan Wallace and vocalist Tina Root. They released their first album in 1995 on the Cleopatra Records label. During their career, they had two live guitarists, first Robin Jacobs and then George Earth and two live drummers, first Eric Gebow (now a performer with the Blue Man Group), and then Scott van Shoick.
Their music combined orchestral synths with industrial and electronica beats and ethereal, sometimes operatic vocals, creating an original and influential gothic sound that often defied comparison.
Switchblade Symphony broke up in 1999, after which Tina Root started her own project, Tré Lux.
Their music combined orchestral synths with industrial and electronica beats and ethereal, sometimes operatic vocals, creating an original and influential gothic sound that often defied comparison.
Switchblade Symphony broke up in 1999, after which Tina Root started her own project, Tré Lux.
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About Switchblade Symphony
Switchblade Symphony was a gothic/darkwave band based in San Francisco, formed in 1989 by composer Susan Wallace and vocalist Tina Root. They released their first album in 1995 on the Cleopatra Records label. During their career, they had two live guitarists, first Robin Jacobs and then George Earth and two live drummers, first Eric Gebow (now a performer with the Blue Man Group), and then Scott van Shoick.
Their music combined orchestral synths with industrial and electronica beats and ethereal, sometimes operatic vocals, creating an original and influential gothic sound that often defied comparison.
Switchblade Symphony broke up in 1999, after which Tina Root started her own project, Tré Lux.
Their music combined orchestral synths with industrial and electronica beats and ethereal, sometimes operatic vocals, creating an original and influential gothic sound that often defied comparison.
Switchblade Symphony broke up in 1999, after which Tina Root started her own project, Tré Lux.
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