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ChasingDogma (artist page, archived)

Recovered from the Internet Archive. This page comes from a ListenSmart.com capture saved by the Wayback Machine on April 26, 2001. The original text is preserved where it survives; links and layout have been adapted for this restoration. Historical account, search, posting, voting, playback and download features are inactive; their labels remain as plain text. Images that were never archived are left out. Audio files were not recovered for this archive.

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Artist: ChasingDogma
From: San Luis Obispo
Captured: April 26, 2001 (seen December 13, 2000 to April 26, 2001, 2 captures)

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From :

• San Luis Obispo

Musical Style :

• Industrial/Electronica... very dark, sobering music

Musical Influences :

• Nine Inch Nails, Skinny Puppy, KMFDM, Ministry, Chemical Brothers, Moby, The Crystal Method, Tool, A Perfect Circle,Aphex Twin... and various others

Brief Description :

• ChasingDogma is an amalgamation of many different styles and sounds.

Artist History :

• Trained musician from the age of six. I am proficient on piano, guitar, and a multitude of other instruments.

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Press Reviews

Check out my remix of Cirrus's "Stop and Panic" exclusively playing at AcidPlanet.Com!!!

Good things people say about ChasingDogma

Reviews for "Doubt" on Acidplanet.com

Mike Noyce from tampa, FL

I would give your song 1 million if I could. This type of tune (trancy breaks) is the music
I spin. Mixed with trance and straight breaks,
but my preference is exactly like this song,
which I LOVE!!!! This song is getting burned to
cd and spun my friend....

The Shady Neighbor from Denver, CO

Damn this is intense!!! It feels like the whole
thing is building. Seriously, I felt like the
first two minutes were all intro. Every new
section felt like it was leading into the MEAT,
which then turned out to just be leading to the
next "beginning."