Ad Inferna
Ad Inferna | |
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Background information | |
Origin | France, USA |
Genres | Industrial metal, gothic metal, dark ambient |
Years active | 1998 | -2015
Labels | Advoxya Records, Last Episode, Silverdust, Nilaihah USA, Aural Music, DSM Music |
Associated acts | Limbonic Art, Samaël, Combichrist, Das Ich |
Website |
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Members |
Ad Inferna is a French American gothic metal band consisting of members VoA VoXyD and Vicomte Vampyr Arkames, formed in 1998. († 2015)
History
Their debut album L'Empire des Sens was released in 2001 under the German label Last Episode first, then under Silverdust, a division of the German label Metal Blade. The band appeared at the Summer Breeze Festival in Germany in 2002, sharing stage with Dimmu Borgir, Nightwish, Tiamat and The Gathering.[1] The band split up in 2003 after several financial problems with their first label Last Episode.
In 2009, after 7 years without performing, the band re-formed leaving aside the symphonic black-metal style for a new industrial metal genre. Then born "Trance n'Dance", recorded, mixed and mastered by Neb Xort (Anorexia Nervosa) at the Drudhenhaus Studio in France. The band signed with Aural Music / Dreamcell11 and got distributed by Soolfood. The album features 12 tracks including collaborations with bands such as Reaper, Soman, Combichrist and Beborn Beton.
In 2010, Ad Inferna signed a three-album contract with the American label Nilaihah Records. The album DSM is released, co-produced & mastered by Vasi Vallis (Frozen Plasma, Reaper, NamNamBulu)
In 2011, Ad Inferna releases the opus “There Is No Cure”, an album with a very much darker dimension, getting back here and there their black metal roots. The album features Kari Berg (formerly of Ashbury Heights) and Zombie Girl.
In 2012, the band decides to create their own label DSM Music,[2] in association with Audioglobe[3] managing the distribution. "Ultimum Omnium" is released.
In 2013, the band releases their new album "Im Mortelle" featuring female vocals from Melissa Ferlaak (ex Visions of Atlantis, ex Aesma Daeva, Plague of Stars, MY Eternel), Alina Dunaevskaya (Markize), Annie Bertram and MyLucina. The album has been claimed "Album of the week" by Orkus magazine in March 2013.[4][5]
The band signed a deal with the growing label Advoxya Records in Hungary and release Opus 7: Elevation.
Ad Inferna disbanded in April 2015.
Discography
- Opus 7: Elevation [CD] [AD-HUN-87-CD] - Advoxya Records - May 2014
- Im Mortelle [CD] [dsm1301] - DSM Music, Audioglobe - January 2013
- Ultimum Omnium - The Black Edition [CD] [dsm1202] - DSM Music, Audioglobe - May 2012
- Ultimum Omnium [CD] [dsm1201] - DSM Music, Audioglobe - April 2012
- eXsangue [Digital single] [nr051] - Nilaihah Records - September 2011
- There is No Cure [CD] [nr049] - Nilaihah Records - April 2011
- DSM [CD] [nr046] - Nilaihah Records - August 2010
- Heroine [Digital] - Ionium Records - May 3, 2010
- Trance :N: Dance [CD] - Aural Music / DreamCell11, Soolfood - September 2009
- Sexual Music for Sexual Mass [Digital] - Aural Music / DreamCell11 - 2009
- L'Empire des Sens [CD] - Last Episode / Silverdust / Metal Blade, M10 - 2001
Members
VoA VoXyD
VoA VoXyD (born September 12, 1978) is a guitarist and keyboard player from France, Toulon, living in USA, best known as former composer for Ad Inferna (also known under the V. Orias A.[6] nickname) with Vicomte Vampyr Arkames. He is also remixer and sound engineer.
Music composer
- 2014 / 2015 : Opera - Demandolx (TBA)
- 2014 : Ad Inferna - Opus 7: Elevation (Advoxya Records Hungary)
- 2013 : MY Eternel - Pursuit of a Higher Throne
- 2013 : Ad Inferna - Im Mortelle[7] (DSM Music France, Audioglobe)
- 2012 : Ad Inferna - Ultimum Omnium[8] (DSM Music France, Audioglobe)
- 2011 : Ad Inferna - There is no Cure[9] (Nilaihah Records, USA)
- 2011 : Electronic Saviors Volume 2: Recurrence - A. I. Dominion - Metropolis Records
- 2011 : Venus in Black - From Stars to Dust (not released yet)
- 2010 : Ad Inferna - DSM[10] (Nilaihah Records, USA)
- 2009 : Ad Inferna - Trance'n'Dance[11] (Aural Music Italy, Soulfood)
- 2009 : Ad Inferna - SM for SM (Aural Music Italy, Soulfood)
- 2000 : Ad Inferna - L'Empire des Sens (Silverdust, Metal Blade Germany, M10)
- 1998 : Vindiris Chimeras - Vindiris Chimeras (Abist Prod France)
- 1996 : De Profundis - Siècle de Cendres (Nocturnal Music Italy, Season of Mist)
Remixer
- 2013 : Suicidal Romance, R.I.P, C-Lekktor
- 2012 : Soman, Erotic Elk, Haus Hetaere, Shadow System, Chaos All Stars, Juno Reactor, Future Trail, Alien Vampires, Roppongi Inc. Project, Reaper, Endorphin kills Sanity, Digitalis Purpurea, Colony 5, Cellmod, LA-X, Ginger Snap, In Strict Confidence
- 2011 : Extize, Projekt Rotten, Freakangel, Acylum
- 2010 : Frozen Plasma, The Azoic
Sound engineer
- 2014 : Plague of Stars (TBA)
- 2014 : Ad Inferna - Opus 7: Elevation - Advoxya Records (recording, mix, mastering)
- 2013 : Ad Inferna - Im Mortelle - DSM Music (recording, mix, mastering)
- 2013 : Lied - Live at Marseille (mastering)
- 2012 : Ad Inferna - Ultimum Omnium - DSM Music (recording, mix, mastering)
- 2012 : Erotic Elk - Solitary - Major Records (mix, mastering)
- 2012 : Lied - Praha (mix, mastering)
- 2011 : Ad Inferna - There is no Cure - Nilaihah Records (recording, mix, mastering)
- 2011 : Venus in Black - From Stars to Dust (recording, mix, mastering)
- 2010 : Ad Inferna - DSM - Nilaihah Records (recording, mix)
- 1998 : Vindiris Chimeras - Vindiris Chimeras (recording, mix, mastering)
References
- ↑ "Paradise Lost Confirmed For Germany's Summer Breeze Open Air Festival". Blabbermouth.net. 2002-06-25. Retrieved 2013-11-29.
- ↑ "Ad Inferna's Im Mortelle reviews". DSM Music. Retrieved 2013-11-29.
- ↑ "Ad Inferna". Audioglobe.it. Retrieved 2013-11-29.
- ↑ "Das Magazin für Dark Rock - Electro - Gothic - Dark Metal & more". Orkus.de. Retrieved 2013-11-29.
- ↑ "Album of the week in Orkus Magazine !". DSM Music. 2013-02-03. Retrieved 2013-11-29.
- ↑
- ↑ "Deezer's music services are not yet available in your country". Deezer.com. Retrieved 2013-11-29.
- ↑ "Deezer's music services are not yet available in your country". Deezer.com. Retrieved 2013-11-29.
- ↑ "Deezer's music services are not yet available in your country". Deezer.com. Retrieved 2013-11-29.
- ↑ "Deezer's music services are not yet available in your country". Deezer.com. Retrieved 2013-11-29.
- ↑ "Deezer's music services are not yet available in your country". Deezer.com. Retrieved 2013-11-29.
External links
Interviews
- Reflections of Darkness (Online interview, Germany)
- Darkwave (Online interview, Romania)
- Electrowelt (Online interview, Germany)
- Blackvector (Online interview, Sweden)
- Uselinks (Online interview, Germany)
- Electric Deth Trip Media (Online interview, USA)
- FK Digital Records (Online interview, Austria)
- Brutal Resonance (Online interview, Sweden)
- Dark Essence Radio (Online interview, Australia)
- AOID (Online interview, Austria)