abrasivecell

Since 2007, Abrasive Cell has been stitching themselves together and dusting themselves off in a new light; A new era of music. Sci-fi harmonies and rock/metal/jazz guitar licks combine with original lurking bass resulting in bloody eargasms. One might think they're listening to either a vampire orgy or a burning hospital. Music like this is made when like-minded professionals work together. This is Abrasive Cell.Anthony Black: Distant screams, vocal abuse, profanity, synth programming comparable to the making of weapons of chemical warfare.Craig Lemal: Has perfected the science of bending six metal strings on wood. Skilled in the art of many other instruments. Some say he shot out of his mother with a guitar in hand.Jean-Michel Dentinger: Composes some bad-ass bass licks that keep your insides pulsing.Adrian White: Has the ability to conjure the dead with his primal drum beats.The musician ship here is lightening as well as it enlightens with the ever evolving concepts and visualizations from the lyrics distant there in the back of your skull summing up what god wouldn’t want to know with surrealistic dark fantasy and realism the album touches on topics as fetish domination, nuclear war, the great depression, the civil war and religion all in a drop of lsd. A trip one bystander would think they split an atom when stepped upon and opened the secret door to Abrasive Cell as well as opened themselves up with the big picture Of what actually abrasive cell is musically, lyrically and visually.There first album soon to be released “Cage” puts a light or shadow on things some would even say its an optical illusion to the ears as each song is a short episode for the mind. Its really hard tell what songs a single off this album from “New Clear” to “Alice Theory” or the twisted ballade of “Don’t worry” this band touches to many musical tastes one might like a song and dislike another as many of these songs are powerful and passionate but a true fan would seek refuge and salvation in these musical sound scapes.The musicianship and comraderie is pure lightning. Each song will entice and enlighten you with the ever evolving concepts and visualizations. This is the stuff God himself wouldn't want to know anything about with surrealistic dark fantasy combining with twisted realism and lodging itself into the darkest recess of your brain. The material touches on a vast array of topics including fetish domination, nuclear war, the great depression, the civil war, and religion. It's wrapped up in a nice little lsd droplet that will have you tripping for hours on end. A trip one bystander might think he split open an atom; Opening the secret door to Abrasive Cell while opening himself up as well. Abrasive Cell is a journey musically, lyrically, and visually, and you best watch that you don't lose yourself in it all.Abrasive Cell's first album, "Cage", is an array of short episodes for the mind. Some songs shed light while others let shadows creep down your spine. Some songs do both in one go. From "New Clear" to "Alice Theory", or the twisted ballad of "Don't Worry", each sound is new and vastly different from the last. True fans will seek refuge and find salvation in these musical soundscapes.