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The Crüxshadows

The Crüxshadows
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The Crüxshadows

The Crüxshadows are a darkwave band from Florida, formed in 1992 by Rogue, Sean Flanagan , and Tim Curry . While not immediately acclaimed by music critics, their distinctive style, combining electric violin, guitar and synth have earned them considerable success in the darkwave and goth scene. European magazines discovered the band in 2001 and many began to praise the band's blend of 80s inspired synth-pop and modern goth.

Their debut album, Night Crawls In , was released in 1993, followed by their first CD release, Telemetry Of A Fallen Angel , in 1994. Although a US band, they have enjoyed phenomenal success in Europe: after debuting at #5, Tears stayed in the German alternative charts for 8 weeks, and subsequent releases have consistently placed at #2. While not a household name in America, the band's sales are roughly equivalent on both sides of the Atlantic and their music remains a staple of club dancefloors worldwide.

Discography

Members

  • Rogue - vocals, violin
  • Trevor Brown - keyboard
  • Rachel McDonnell - keyboard, violin, backing vocals
  • George Bikos - guitar
  • Jessica Lackey - interpretive dance, backing vocals
  • Sarah Poulos - interpretive dance, backing vocals

Former Members

  • Chris Brantley - keyboard, backing vocals
  • Stacey Campbell - guitar, backing vocals
  • Tim Curry - guitar
  • Sean Flanagan - keyboard
  • Holly McCall - interpretive dance, backing vocals
  • Kevin Page - guitar
  • Rachel Ulrich - interpretive dance

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