Sinnflut (band)
Sinnflut is a German band. The name means flood of sense. The pronunciation is similar to the Great Flood and plays with meaning of the church.
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| Origin | Saxony, Germany |
| Genres | Dark wave, gothic rock, electronic music, neoclassical |
| Years active | 1998–present |
| Labels | Icare Media 2007 Biohazzard Records |
| Associated acts | Lacrimosa (band) Janus |
| Members | Magnus Bartsch Manuel Bartsch |
History
From its beginning, Sinnflut has had only two members - Magnus Bartsch, songwriter, vocalist and piano player, and Manuel Bartsch, songwriter, vocalist, lyricist and programmer. The band is mostly associated with "Neue Deutsche Todeskunst" (New German Death Art) along with Das Ich and Relatives Menschsein. Since their first release "Vergessene Melodien" they were valid as sleeper in their genre.
Other work
Manuel Bartsch also wrote the soundtrack for The Alps Experience - Across the Alps on a mountainbike, a documentary film by Roland Schymik (2004, 2007).
Discography
- 2008 - Epik
- 2004 - Im Anblick meines Augenblicks
- 2003 - GEFÜGE 1
- 2003 - GEFÜGE 2
- 2001 - Das Vermächtnis
- 2001 - Wortlosigkeit
- 2000 - Vergessene Melodien
Sampler
- 2005 Voices of Darkness II
- 2004 SL-Sampler 1
- 2004 Voices of Darkness
- 2002 Astan Sampler 15
Articles
- Amboss-Mag (Reviews, Interviews)
- Obliveon (Reviews, Interviews)
- Darkweb (Review)
External links
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