Architectural Demise

Architectural Demise

Architectural Demise’s heavily textured industrial metal is a brain-charging spike through the skull. Robust electronic elements are woven together into a thick, heady construct of dark intensity while chugging guitar riffs bring a new level of brooding power to the mix. The mingling of guitar and electro industrial is big, bad, pulsing and driven. All the layers are stacked just so in order to create a near-perfect balance of sound. Bleak artistic vision and accomplished production round out the creative picture of Architectural Demise.

What Music Does to Me

Just as many different elements coalesce to create the complete sound of an Architectural Demise song, so does a confluence of emotions come together to form the full emotional response to music’s stimuli. At least that’s how it is for the evil genius behind Architectural Demise, Acid Flesh. “I couldn’t possibly pick a single emotion that describes what music does to me or how it makes me feel.” That complexity of passion is exactly what Acid is creating with his multi-layered, intelligent industrial. It ranges from mid-tempo broodings to fast-paced electronic assault.

Embracing Tragedy

Architectural Demise is also a blistering catharsis, an embracing of the ills of life. They exist, they happen, they must be accepted, assimilated and confronted. Thus, Architectural Demise. The music is a reflection of the shadows of life. It is both a universal consideration of the human condition and a personal response to Acid's own life. “I would have to say most of my influence comes from my life and the events that I have encountered therein that led me to an aggressive stance. My music is an expression of my being and state of mind when tragedy or tragedies have presented themselves in front of me, both in present and in past.”

The Artist at Work

Acid is always writing new music. He’s a busy songwriter with lots of aggression to turn into expression, much to the giddy delight of snarl-grinned fans, no doubt. A new album is in the works, more good cheer for industrial-heads. “The album I am working on right now will be titled “Malfeasance.” It’s set for release early in 2008. Acid is currently working with A&R Select, the world’s leading independent artist development firm, based out of Los Angeles, CA.