Noel "nOjo" Johannes...
synths, samples, programming, etc.
Melissa "melly" London...
vocals, lyrics, synths, arrangements, etc.
additional band members for live performance.
Etkilendikleri
Delerium, Depeche Mode, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Bjork, Cocteau Twins, Garbage, Madonna, KMFDM, Kate Bush, Nine Inch Nails, Poe, Switchblade Symphony, etc...
Neye Benziyor?
"sultry darkwave bliss"... somewhere between goth, trip-hop, and electro-pop... with a sexy siren twist..........
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The ancient Egyptians believed that death brought on a 12-hour journey to the eternal afterlife. Each hour filled with judgment requirements and tasks by Gods and Goddesses. One may successfully reach the Egyptian netherworld at 12 hours and 1 minute.. or.. 12:01. Is this sort of Egyptology responsible for the rumored theory behind the name of Denver band, Project 12:01?
Formed at the turn of the millennium, by Melly and nOjo, Project 12:01 has managed to remain one of the best-kept secrets in Darkwave music. Gorgeous, unearthly female vocals weave their irresistible layers through dark, milky, dancey electronic soundscapes. Melissa "Melly" London's siren-esque vocal stylings range from school-girl whispers to seductive poppy purrs to operatic and eastern influences. Counterpart Noel "nOjo" Johannes can be defined as something between a mad synth scientist and electro gear god.
"Project 12:01 have a saucy minx on vocals and wield great electronic depth charges" - quotes legendary goth-rock journalist, Mick Mercer.
Project 12:01 has shared the stage with a list of well-known international acts, including: KMFDM, Mindless Self Indulgence, 30 Seconds to Mars, Wolfsheim, Gene Loves Jezebel, the Cruxshadows, etc. Adding in additional band members for performance, Project 12:01's extraordinary studio outfit becomes a mind-blowing live act filled with amazing energy and mesmerizing theatrical themes.
Westword Music Award winners (2006), Project 12:01, have a full-length CD, "Last Pharaoh," currently available via CD Baby and I-tunes. "Last Pharaoh," title referring to Queen Cleopatra VII of Egypt, includes 15 enticing tracks, smoothly crossing genres of goth, industrial, trip-hop, electro-pop, and even tribal. "Last Pharaoh" (2004) has been selling internationally and receiving constant positive acclaim from clubs, zines, radio stations, and Project 12:01's ever-growing fan base. People continue to talk about the sultry darkwave bliss of Project 12:01.
Thank you for listening. Uncover more about this sonic seduction at: (cdbaby.com/project1201).
Project 12:01.. 2000-2007.
