Incarnadine
Genre:Pop/rock, Rock
Gutsy five-piece Incarnadine may have formed in 2005, but it has been since their line-up change in late 2007 that they have transitioned into the compelling, diverse rock band that they are today. In the past year they have shared bills with some of the most popular outfits in South Australia including Fighterpilot, Fear In Dakota, Angelik and The Irresponsibles. Dynamic and refreshing, Incarnadine have found a strong following among punters who demand both a high quality of music and a strong stage presence. Skilled drum grooves and driving bass anchor Incarnadine’s music. Refreshing keyboards and powerful guitar provide the foundation for the captivating vocal melodies. With sounds reminiscent of bands like Evanescence, Hole and Audioslave, Incarnadine have created a synthesis of music that provides a revitalizing tight set for the rock lovers with sufficient weight for the metal fans and enough melodic drama to hook in the popsters. Incarnadine’s latest Recordings “Murder Town” & "Sleep Talkin' ", are the long awaited follow up from their 2009 EP, “The Soldier”, all of which are now available online (including the re-mastered "Power Play" at CD Baby. Incarnadine are one of the most vibrant Rock sounds in South Australia and are now adding to their repertoire with an acoustic set - a MUST SEE for all fans of the band and acoustic music.HAVE YOU HEARD THE REMASTERED "POWER PLAY" - PREVIEW ALL RECORDINGS AT WWW.CDBABY.COM/ARTIST/INCARNADINE "MURDER TOWN" & NEW LOGO TEE SHIRTS AVAILABLE AT GIGS - $25 ea, MENS & LADIES SIZES.
"...This band has its own sound. It is distinctive, consistent, and firmly in the “Rock” genre with a leaning towards the heavy side..." Phil Catley (Music SA Review of "The Soldier" EP) 22/12/09 "Great stage presence, Good energy, Fun Powerful Vocalist, Original sound, Can see being very popular..." M. Hennesy (Orange Whip) 27/04/08 "A nice energy that's picked up by the audience. Good combination of sounds & polished original songs..." G. Burrows (APRA) 27/04/08 "...This band has its own sound. It is distinctive, consistent, and firmly in the “Rock” genre with a leaning towards the heavy side. Musically, Incarnadine could deliver material across a range of styles from Classic Rock to Melodic Death Metal, but Suze’s vocals are going to define them. I wish them all the best." P. Catley (Music SA) 22/12/09
