Disown
Requiem of One
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Electronic Industrial Rock at it's finest. DISOWN blends HardRock/Metal with Techno/Industrial and pushed it to the mainstream. They have gained much attention from Major Labels and were on the OzzFest 2004 bill.
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A lifetime in the making, DISOWN first made their presence known at the turn of the new millennia. Comprised of four enigmatic individuals and armed with an artillery of technology and ideology, DISOWN set out to breathe new life back into the music industry.
Their newest single, "Policy of Truth" has generated success and attention from several radio stations and the local music scene.
Along with their recent full length release, "Requiem of One" has been met with rave reviews, selling over 1000 copies in a four month period of time.
"DISOWN will be the act that sets a new trend in the music
industry!" (Dan Kemer, ClearChannel)
"This band is definitely going places. No matter where I see them, they always stand out." (Eddie Phoon, Event Director USA Sonwriting Competition)
"Jae has his own style that gives DISOWN it's uniqueness.
So few artists have it." (Ray Leonardi, Cleveland FreeTimes)
POINTS OF NOTE
- Nominated/Won Cleveland FreeTimes Music Award 2005 "Best Industrial Act".
- Supported by 100.7 WMMS Cleveland's Buzzard Radio Station.
- Supported by ClearChannel.
- Opened OzzFest 2004 (Blossom with over 10,000 in attendance).
- Performed "Family Picnic Tour 2004" with Static-X (Tower City 5000 attendance).
- Opened Orgy/Godhead Tour 2004 (Cleveland Agora 2500 attendance).
- "I Disappear" in DVD soundtrack, Jigsaw, distributed to BlockBuster's Nationally.
- Invited personally to showcase for PureTone's Pete Ganbarg.
- 2002 "Spot Light Act" for 2NMC Nashville New Music Conference.
- Showcased CMJ, MECA, MEIC, 2NMC, NEMO and MPMF.
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Wow, sorry I missed these guys...
author: TaibhsearAt ozzfest. That version of "Policy of Truth" is amazing. Definitely influenced by tool, 80's new wave, and a little touch of early incubus, staind, and evanescence, but the music still keeps its own identity. If you like the genre you'll love this album.
I'm having withdrawl symptoms....
author: Melissa (Purgatori Promotions)I first bought the CD when I heard them play in Cincinnati, and have absolutely loved it since April '06. I loved Disown so much, that I gave it to a friend in California. Now I've been dying to listen to it for the past couple of weeks... I hope shipping is fast! lol
Amazing...!!
author: Cynical_KittenI got the CD a few days ago, and I seriously cannot stop listening to it. Can't wait to get a hold of the other...!!
Impressive
author: RavenI didn't rate this CD 5 stars just because you can tell Disown will improve and become even better than what you hear here. Everything isn't PERFECT on the CD, but the music will certainly grow on you if you give it a chance. ~TOOL fans-- you all would find this CD appealing.
- author: amber stevens
you guys get better with time can wait to see your show in toledo. love a aspiring fan
Awesome!!! Cant stop listening to it! DISOWN ROCKS!!
author: Regina SwaugerThis CD is my favorite one in my collection. I love every track and cant put it away. Best money investment that was ever made!
My new fav. CD!
author: AngieDisown is the best live band Ive heard yet. This CD is my new fav. I just ordered their Angels & Athiests and cant wait to get it! They sound awsome and put on a great show to see. Their sound is unique, and people of all tastes will enjoy it.
it's just that good
author: tom brennerthis is one of my favorite cd's. it is always in one of my disk players wherever i am. it's just that good! these guys really know how to write good tunes. and i really want to see them live but i live out west and i don't think that they come out here yet. here's to hoping one day i can see them!!!!!!!!!
...I was so pleased with this album that I had to go back and buy their first re
author: Radio-Active-Music.comDisown has had a special place in my heart ever since I saw them live in Cleveland last year. The performance instilled in me a lasting respect and love for this band, and their latest release has only encouraged my musical love affair with one of Ohio’s finest industrial acts. One of my favorite aspects of this album is the phenomenal programming that sets Disown apart from the tragically mundane hard rock bands of today that lack creativity. Disown adds variety and movement to heart-stopping basslines and drum beats and creates a truly driving and impressive sound. But they aren’t afraid of pulling back either into the softer melodies of songs such as “Mary Lies Bleeding” or “Undeniably So”. The entire album is very versatile, and the band certainly never has the problem of being locked into one sound or one way of thinking. I’m totally impressed with the amount of depth of the music and lyrical content. Every time I listen I hear something new or understand something more. It’s in some ways a conceptual album, taking motifs and themes of religion and relaying more universal truths most expressively through Jae Rohrer’s wonderfully enchanting voice. The songs that I originally fell in love with on the older demos are better than before, and I certainly have some new favorites. In fact I was so pleased with this album that I had to go back and buy their first release, “Angels and Atheists”, because I couldn’t get enough of Disown. Suggested Tracks: “Policy of Truth” (a phenomenal cover of Depeche Mode, and Disown’s current single hitting radio stations everywhere) “Far Away From Here” “INRI” “Undeniably So” “Epitaph”
GREATEST CD EVER MADE
author: ryanthis is probably one of the greatest cd's in all of time. the music stands out completely from everything i have ever heard before. if you haven't heard them or are listening to them you are missing part of your life...it's just that good.