Here I am:
Ah, but what am I playing?
::the smoke zone::
holding the strands together
22.1.09
Drunken Midnight Past
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5 Comments:
Looks more like a solo singer's album or a 30s big band with a single female singer.
Looks to me like a singer/songwriter. Something like Diana Krall or Carina Round or something. Mostly piano and orchestra.
Well, here's the dish. Rusty is a singer/songwriter who has been compared to lead singer of Evanescence, if she would actually ditch the loser metalhead "musician". She meds together dark gothic tones (mostly coming from vocals and guitar distortion), melodic piano, and heavy drums/bass lines. She occasionally dabbles in electronica influences as well. Basically, this is what Evanescence could have been, with a slightly more meaningful twist.
Rusty Colins gets her name from a life-long nickname for her interest in antique metal works, which is attributed to her now-deceased metalsmith father.
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I cannot spell a single word (which is why my album cover is suddenly ever so slightly different!)
Oh, and Fate - no orchestra. You retard.
Nuh uh. This is totally jazz, you guys. Widge was on it with something Diana Krall-esque.
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