I'm more making this post just to see if anyone has any more tracks by them. Goes pretty hard, has melodic parts, super intense female vocals. Seems to have a celebrity cast of people. While I'm on the Australian streak here, this is an interesting one.

Damian and Brent were also both largely responsible for Building Records, and now run the Exotic Corpse. Electrocution, which had also featured Ami's brother Tim. Widow/Orphan broke up when Damian and Brent relocated to Adelaide, where they both went on to play in a latter lineup of Love Like. Paul got a speeding ticket once on tour and he paid it all by himself, good on him. Owen was widely regarded to be the most handsome member from the the males in the group. Widow/Orphan were a band from Brisbane, Australia featuring Ami Sullivan, Brent Stegeman, Damian Coward, Owen Shemansky and Paul Adair. I wrote haikus about cannibalism in your yearbook - she died real pretty (2006) One of the first shows I ever went to was with РјРёС‰Р°В and PathosВ in a dilapidated yet crowded barn it was blistering loud and absolutely jarring, causing a lasting impression on me and instilling a renewed fascination with the genre Maintain Radio SilenceВ was more reserved, playing post-metal reminiscent of a less technical Russian Circles. PathosВ played a similarly dark style of music although they were largely instrumental, save for a few performances where they experimented with a vocalist. Although unrelated to She Died Real Pretty, the band family tree extends further, as Alessa's bassist also played in PathosВ and Maintain Radio Silence. Alessa, who will soon have their own spotlight post, played an incredibly dark and heavy form of hardcore/screamo, pierced by agonizing dual vocals and dissonant chords. Recommend a download!ДЄlthough I'm not sure about the other members, I know one of the guitarists of She Died Real PrettyВ went on to play in a phenomenal band called Alessa.В Though I never got a chance to see She Died Real Pretty, I was fortunately able to see his follow-up band multiple times. It's pretty good melodic, and impassioned stuff, similar to popular stuff from this era.

There may be a 4-song demo out there or the release I have below is actually that demo just with instrumental interlude tracks. maybe i am romanticizing this band, but that show set such a high bar for me as far as screamo/emotive bands go.ДЄctive mid 2000's, the connection to Graf Orlock seems to be the major point here. i could understand every word, and i could feel just how anxious, upset, and unsettled they were. the singer in this band does something with his voice, where they are doing both at once, and i remember it hit me straight to my core. the vocals were probably the part that confused me the most as a young teenвЂ¦ i had heard screaming/yelling vocalsвЂ¦ but they were not mutually exclusive to me at that point. all in all really really groovy off timish band. the guitars were mostly always clean slightly over driven, bass very groovy, and the drums slightly technical but not over done. it was wild, i saw them for the first time on their last show. i never realized they were in this amazing band. the people in the band where all people i knew from going to shows, riding bikes, and i even went to high school with one of them. i seriously didn't understand what it was, but it made so much sense to me. Sea sons// this was the first screamo band i saw back in high school, and i was so confused and so jarred. members: Alan Hunter Andreas Desjardins Nick Shannon Taylor McAmmond Little blurb from Chug Life Only Alan Hunter survived, to form Graf Orlock and talk about zombies puking corpses. Sea Sons broke up, literally, when their tour van collided with a semi-truck. They were/are really good friends of ours and from the area.ДЇrom La Habra. we also played with drowning man, 400 years, aus rotten (that was weird) How did you get on this release with Delvic? Well we played with all the bands listed above. Did you play any shows with interesting/noteworthy bands? The guys from Jeromes Dream used to come up and play all the time. We had bands like Orchid, Tipping Canoe, Wolves, there and then in the Boston area we had Cave in, Piebald, Isis. The Amherst/Northampton Ma scene was so fun. I'm from Massachusetts and the scene that Noahs Dove was part of was great. Do you have any thoughts or words on the scene that you were part of (where were you from)? I played in a metal band called Acariya and a post rock band called Maritime Pilot. The bassist went on to be in Read Yellow and still plays around Boston.

Did you, or any of the other band members play in any other bands after/before? after the bassist left we got a bunch of new members and i pretty much stopped doing vocals. we did one song on a comp from a label called Reason Y but it sounds nothing like this. We were active from around 97 through 01 Is the one release I have on my blog all you've released?

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