Darkeworld Project One
by Voxis
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Qaletaqa16
One of Bret (Blue Stahli) early projects. I don't suppose we could get a continuation of it? This album seems to be more atmospheric, close to his Antisleep series. Love how the tracks flow into one another!
Jason Baker
Li-en
atmur
Camikazi
X.A.B.
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Tee-vee
hEADcRASH
Colin Miller
A4nT
PhilintheSpaces
Patrick_McP
Skynix
Linx
James Rhodes
Bobby
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Audrey May
PunkGalFury
Alex Patterson
vargrym
boz_man
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Matthew Neiswender
Zack Becker
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Misconstrue
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Skratchu
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The Strip
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Between The Code
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Coiled
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The Last
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Razor's Edge
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Pour Elle
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Shattered
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Not Without Incident
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Neuro
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Chamber
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...Your Secret Lie
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Noir
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E.T.H.
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Corruption In Strobe
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Myndhax
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about
Before he unleashed his hybrid electronic rock on an unsuspecting world through FiXT, Bret of Blue Stahli released an album under the name Voxis. Read on for a personal note from Blue Stahli...
"The material on this disc is a non-chronological collection of songs, demos, experiments and crimes against the listening populace I committed between the years 2000 and 2006. After these discs were recently unearthed from the tomb I dug for them, i was pressured into making them available by a member of FiXT threatening to drop a small furry animal into a food processor. So even though it's an album from my past that is the equivalent of embarrassing high school pictures where you're inexplicably in your underthings in front of everybody, I like to think that I saved a life by finally relenting and allowing it into the FiXT store.
There are definitely some ties to Blue Stahli contained herein. For one thing, the song 'Pour Elle' on this disc (which was written for a fashion show) became the track "The Pure And The Tainted" on my production disc and was just used in the trailer for From Paris With Love. More Blue Stahli crossover comes from the fact that Collin of Strangities (who pens the "More Mundane Adventures Of Blue Stahli" found in some of my Deluxe Edition singles) was an original VOXiS founder, playing bass and writing lyrics on "Glamour Is A Calculated Risk" as well as the epic cyberpunk text you find inside the booklet. His own VOXiS-era songs are probably floating around somewhere as well. Another Blue Stahli tie-in comes from the artwork for this release (which i still really like) created by Shawn of Virocity who is responsible for such Blue Stahli visual action as the text logo, spiral logo, Antisleep cover, Kill Me Every Time cover, fantastic vectory profile images, backgrounds and general art badassery."
"The material on this disc is a non-chronological collection of songs, demos, experiments and crimes against the listening populace I committed between the years 2000 and 2006. After these discs were recently unearthed from the tomb I dug for them, i was pressured into making them available by a member of FiXT threatening to drop a small furry animal into a food processor. So even though it's an album from my past that is the equivalent of embarrassing high school pictures where you're inexplicably in your underthings in front of everybody, I like to think that I saved a life by finally relenting and allowing it into the FiXT store.
There are definitely some ties to Blue Stahli contained herein. For one thing, the song 'Pour Elle' on this disc (which was written for a fashion show) became the track "The Pure And The Tainted" on my production disc and was just used in the trailer for From Paris With Love. More Blue Stahli crossover comes from the fact that Collin of Strangities (who pens the "More Mundane Adventures Of Blue Stahli" found in some of my Deluxe Edition singles) was an original VOXiS founder, playing bass and writing lyrics on "Glamour Is A Calculated Risk" as well as the epic cyberpunk text you find inside the booklet. His own VOXiS-era songs are probably floating around somewhere as well. Another Blue Stahli tie-in comes from the artwork for this release (which i still really like) created by Shawn of Virocity who is responsible for such Blue Stahli visual action as the text logo, spiral logo, Antisleep cover, Kill Me Every Time cover, fantastic vectory profile images, backgrounds and general art badassery."
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released September 20, 2006
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FiXT Detroit, Michigan
FiXT is an internationally recognized, 100% independent artist-owned record label. FiXT’s catalog of music has garnered over 1.75 billion online streams connecting with a core audience of gamers, sci-fi enthusiasts and comic book fans. Founded in 2006 by artist/composer/producer Klayton, best known as Celldweller, the label serves a worldwide fanbase of customers in over 130 countries. ... more
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