Depeche Mode, The Cure, Carl Jung, William Blake, Pink Floyd, The Smiths, Thomas Merton, Bauhaus, The Stone Roses, Nietzsche, Led Zeppelin, Hendrix, Joy Division, Beethoven, Oasis, Pulp, Suede, Sunny Day Real Estate, David Bowie, Maynard James Keenan, Nirvana, Blind Melon, Mozart, Blur, Charlatans, Miles Davis, Jaco Pastorius, Dandy Warhols, Radiohead, Deftones, Spiritualized, The Doors, Dali, Jane's Addiction, Muse, Jeff Buckley, The Sisters Of Mercy, Thich Nhat Hahn, Kasabian, Kent, Leonard Cohen, Love & Rockets, Manic Street Preachers, The Mars Volta, William Shakespeare, Mercury Rev, Ministry, Placebo, Ride, Simon & Garfunkel, Oscar Wilde, Siouxsie & The Banshees, Slipknot, Smashing Pumpkins, Snow Patrol, Iggy Pop, Supergrass, Syd Barrett, The Verve, Rimbaud
Sounds Like
"this promising debut is stuck in our CD player."-HUSTLER
"Scuttling out of the darkness comes The Study of Man... And the
Developed Shadow, the debut album from the Big Apple's Night Kills The Day. the lyrics reach depths more familiar to the industrial world than the goth. No romancing death here--NKD's dystopian visions dwell exclusively on an eternal internal battle, the struggle to make sense of life, and the war waged against our weak flesh to repress unwanted desires. Although religion is the set's thematic focal point, it easily crosses denominational divides, resonating even with atheists in its quest to understand the negative impulses that drive us all. A stunning debut and a thoroughly haunting and evocative album."-ALL MUSIC. COM, 4 1/2 stars.
"punk power chords, meaty hooks and lusty grooves"- METAL EDGE
Their music is ominous and layered, achieving a perfect balance of
depth and maintainability..." THE MAGAZINE (Toronto, Ont)
"...an act that should brighten up-or, maybe, darken the happy
misery-that old Cure fans have been missing for quite some time now."-DRUM!
"Influenced by The Cure and Joy Division musically, by Nietzsche and
Rimbaud ideologically, the goth-drenched new wave of Night Kills The Day looms over the next generation of alt-rockers like a nihilistic shadow of self-incarceration. Forged from the life-long friendship of
vocalist Luke Brian and bassist Timothy Falzone, Night Kills The Day create new wave that bridges the gap between the darkness of the 80's and the anthem-like hooks of arena rock. While guitars may either chime soothingly like canaries or crash in a tidal wave of distorted mayhem, the band never lets the hooks and the lyrics go to waste, making a breaking sentiment with every word on their full-length The Study Of Man...And The Developed Shadow.- AQUARIAN WEEKLY
"The Study of Man... is filled with airy melodic synths, dance club
rhythms and gentle flowing atmospheres in the guitar motions and vocals. The result gives Night Kills the Day the musical significance of
Radiohead in the shoegaze arena with vast consonance in instrumentation and fluent vocals that carry a warm sonic frequency through the chord shifts and vaporous ranges.-GARAGE RADIO
"Coming from NYC, these guys might just top The Strokes and The Bravery as the best rock band out of the Big Apple. Expect to hear more about this band."- SOCIETY'S ELITE
"The members of Night Kills the Day could write a survival guide to
trauma and tragedy. They don't need to, though, since they've channeled their collective experiences into a cathartic debut record, The Study of a Man ... and the Developed Shadow. The 11 tracks on the release spin tales of drug and booze use, death and sex, and excesses of all kinds. Most of the songs are driven home with scathing guitar riffs and crashing drums that echo everything from the Cure and Smashing Pumpkins to Syd
Barrett and Depeche Mode."- BERGEN RECORD
"...Depeche-Mode-meets-The-Deftones atmospheric rock."- AM NEW YORK
"Despite the obvious connections to The Cure or Bauhaus, Night Kills
the Day stands apart. The four-piece have crafted a mature and layered experience that has a certain New York feel. The Study of Man... will haunt you even after you hit stop and move onto something else. It's catchy, moody, melodic and overall engaging. Night Kills the Day is not a band that you will soon forget.-BLOGCRITICS.ORG
We're friends! Come say hi, we're in the studio. While some of us are done tracking, it would be a whole lot cooler to talk to some new people than just sit here all day. :-)
Hey Luke!!! Been quite a while...hope all is going super Fab for you and the boyzzz...Keep in touch...hope to see you guys on one of my many jaunts to NY...Be well xoxo
Over 12,000 downloads! David Wiegand's "Future/Retro" hears live mixes including his exclusive remix of my latest single Go Getter @ http://lnk.ms/02ppR AND: Teat Cru played a tease of their Remix of Go Getter and got an amazing response! Check out Teat Cru @ http://lnk.ms/04bTz"Go Getter" and the "Go Getter EP" available on iTunes. David Wiegand's and Teat Cru's remix will be available soon!
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Dearest NKD-- Your fan base is going crazy without an update in over a year. It is an absolute must that you give us wolves something to devour until your inevitable return into our lives.
Hey! Sorry i havent been on in forever! Been busy with getting my clothing line together. It's coming along bit by bit!! Hope to be seeing you wearing some stuff soon!! Comment me back if you need some promoting!
JUST HOPPIN BY EARLY THIS YEAR TO WISH YOU A VERY HAPPY EASTER! OH, AND THE EASTER BUNNY LOVES TREATS JUST AS MUCH AS SANTA DOES! HOW ABOUT SHARIN' SOMETHING YUMMY FROM THAT BASKET? PLEEEASE ;) HAHA
