ThouShaltNot's moody and kinetic music stands apart from comparison across postpunk and electronic genres. The three-piece band is at once desperately raw and epicly refined, experimental and infectious both in concert and on their albums.
ThouShaltNot have built strong fanbases through their national tours and their work with acts such as The Dresden Dolls, VNV Nation, Alphaville, and David J. of Bauhaus. Their club hits "Cardinal Directions," "Without Faith," "Last Comfort," and "Inside of You, In Spite of You," have been played at nearly every dark alternative and goth venue in America. More recent work of theirs has found a following that spans across new wave and even indie rock.
Never cliche, and constantly exploring the confluence of postpunk, industrial, folk, goth, and classical, their music, throughout its thoughtful subject matter, is psychotically hook-laden and rewardingly complex in its emotional and intellectual architecture
Immortal Greetings from Olivia Peyton and the characters who inhabit the 17th c. shadow world of Bijoux: A True Tale Concerning the Vampyre of Versailles...
With an assembly that includes members of Ministry (Warner Bros.) and Thrill Kill Kult (Rykodisc), it's obvious project .44 has a firm grasp on the aggro/industrial/tek metal scene...
Just popping in to say that the world needs to hear more from you... or, at the very least, I'd love to hear more. You know, in case you weren't sure if you should go on. You should.
Merci pour l'add !! Ce que vous faites, votre musique est tout simplement SUPERBE !! Un régal de vous écouter !! Merci !! Bonne continuation, et à bientôt !!
You guys are honestly the only band that sounds different from the rest. Your lyrics and ideas are so origional. (<3 Trial by Fire =D) Thankyou for being so awesome!! Oh, and Alex, your voice is amaazing!! <(^-^)>
So I was participating in a fan project for another band by submitting fanart and videotaping myself talking about reasons why I am a fan of that band.
To my surprise, ThouShaltNot playing in the background is actually quite noticeable. I thought I turned down the volume, but apparently not.