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| − | + | |years_active=Winter 1997 - Winter 1999 | |
| − | [[ | + | |main_songwriter=[[Matt Baumann]] |
| + | |genres=[[Black Metal]] | ||
| + | |associated_bands=[[Awkward Silence]], [[Jordana Divinorum]] | ||
| + | |notable_for=First known Black Metal band | ||
| + | |status=Defunct | ||
| + | }} | ||
==Members== | ==Members== | ||
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* [[Jeff Thompson]]: [[Vocals]] (1) | * [[Jeff Thompson]]: [[Vocals]] (1) | ||
| + | * [[Matt Baumann]]: [[Vocals]] (2), [[Cello]] | ||
* [[Greg Norton]]: [[Guitar|Lead Guitar]] | * [[Greg Norton]]: [[Guitar|Lead Guitar]] | ||
* [[Jeremy Hood]]: [[Guitar|Rhythm Guitar]] | * [[Jeremy Hood]]: [[Guitar|Rhythm Guitar]] | ||
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Though they never breached the barrier between underground and fame, [[Encrypted In Flesh]] nonetheless dominated local show posters as a headliner for several gigs, some of which were considerably major or notable. Word of mouth alone provided much of the hype the band garnered throughout their short existence. On Hallowe'en night of either 1999 or 2000, EiF performed a setlist at the [[Oliver Road Community Centre]], which culminated in the destruction of one acoustic guitar. Also of note was the Lakehead University [[Outpost]] show of 2000 during which a leather-clad [[Matt Baumann]] asked an audience of 100-plus whether or not they would "fuck for an Oreo". The question was met with unanimous approval, which led the band to throw Oreo cookies into the crowd. [[John Benson]] recalls: "Despite being in Matt's pocket for nearly 12 hours, they were refreshingly tasty." | Though they never breached the barrier between underground and fame, [[Encrypted In Flesh]] nonetheless dominated local show posters as a headliner for several gigs, some of which were considerably major or notable. Word of mouth alone provided much of the hype the band garnered throughout their short existence. On Hallowe'en night of either 1999 or 2000, EiF performed a setlist at the [[Oliver Road Community Centre]], which culminated in the destruction of one acoustic guitar. Also of note was the Lakehead University [[Outpost]] show of 2000 during which a leather-clad [[Matt Baumann]] asked an audience of 100-plus whether or not they would "fuck for an Oreo". The question was met with unanimous approval, which led the band to throw Oreo cookies into the crowd. [[John Benson]] recalls: "Despite being in Matt's pocket for nearly 12 hours, they were refreshingly tasty." | ||
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| + | The spirit of the band survived in the stage show of [[Jordana Divinorum]]. | ||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
Latest revision as of 16:43, 1 April 2010
| Encrypted In Flesh | |
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| Years active | Winter 1997 - Winter 1999 |
| Genres | Black Metal |
| Main songwriter | Matt Baumann |
| Associated bands | Awkward Silence, Jordana Divinorum "Awkward Silence]], [[Jordana Divinorum" cannot be used as a page name in this wiki. |
| Notable for | First known Black Metal band "Awkward Silence]], [[Jordana Divinorum" cannot be used as a page name in this wiki. |
| Current status | Defunct |
Encrypted In Flesh
Members
- Jeff Thompson: Vocals (1)
- Matt Baumann: Vocals (2), Cello
- Greg Norton: Lead Guitar
- Jeremy Hood: Rhythm Guitar
- Nathan Hill: Bass
- Ryan Manning: Drums
- Ryan Slobojan: Keyboards (1)
- Amy Crnkovic: Keyboards (2), Vocals
- Kevin Sidlar: Keyboards (3)
Biography
The first known Black Metal band to play in Thunder Bay, Encrypted In Flesh was as much stage show as music. The songs ranged from Cradle Of Filth standards to acronymically named originals, though after a while the lyrics morphed into self-parody. The shows were full of profanity and destruction, and often as not led to the band being banned from the venue.
Much of the original material was later resurrected and mellowed for the Neoclassical band Awkward Silence.
Though they never breached the barrier between underground and fame, Encrypted In Flesh nonetheless dominated local show posters as a headliner for several gigs, some of which were considerably major or notable. Word of mouth alone provided much of the hype the band garnered throughout their short existence. On Hallowe'en night of either 1999 or 2000, EiF performed a setlist at the Oliver Road Community Centre, which culminated in the destruction of one acoustic guitar. Also of note was the Lakehead University Outpost show of 2000 during which a leather-clad Matt Baumann asked an audience of 100-plus whether or not they would "fuck for an Oreo". The question was met with unanimous approval, which led the band to throw Oreo cookies into the crowd. John Benson recalls: "Despite being in Matt's pocket for nearly 12 hours, they were refreshingly tasty."
The spirit of the band survived in the stage show of Jordana Divinorum.
Links
- http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Pit/3466/ - now defunct