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CRY PANDORA
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- 2006 -

"Sonic Architect" Severyn Hyde, begins work on a new sound project, which he entitles 'Panic Manifesto'
(after an album by German darkwave band Diary of Dreams).
The project is intinially inspired by electronic / darkwave music and is aimed at exploring the depths of human emotions. The project's name is later changed to the more suitable
'Cry Pandora' .

Cry Pandora's MySpace page is established featuring several songs written during the year
'Soulkiss' is an instant hit and the myspace page receives 20,000 hits by the end of 2006.

- 2007 -

Hyde continues songwriting throughout 2007 and receives a humbling critique by legendary music producer/engineer, Tony Platt (AC/DC, Iron Maiden, Motörhead, Testament, Celtic Frost).
Taking Platt's constructive commentary to mind, Hyde trashes most of the material he had previously written and begins writing new music with a fresh vision in mind.
In the summer of 2007, Cry Pandora receives the 'Most Popular Electronic Artist" award at the London Music Awards (London, Canada)

- 2008 -
Hyde spends the year writing music. Over 100 songs are written over the duration of 2007-2008.

- 2009 -

Cry Pandora is referenced in the book "Music To DIE For" by British author and journalist, Mick Mercer, best known for his reviews of the international goth, punk, and indie music scenes.