Undiscovered Country is a duo (live power trio) of musician/consultants from Brooklyn, New York that creates alternative DIY metal thrash folk rock freeform lo and hi-fi sounds and songs. With influences ranging from Nirvana, R.E.M., Meshugga, Slayer, 10,000 Maniacs and The Smiths and with them being world traveling consultants and musicians, their sounds are wildly varied, yet still are recognized as from the same source.
In January of 2009, Undiscovered Country released "Everything Matters" a demo compilation, lo-fi teaser for the upcoming record coming out June 2nd, 2009 (Damitow Records.) As a test, released with zero support except word of mouth, the songs from "Everything Matters"; while being on a number of music websites, has garnered over 6,500 downloads and plays and over 100 digital sales of songs, ringtones, wallpapers.
The future looks bright as Undiscovered Country will be releasing its first CD (6-2-9), in stores and on the web, entitled "Edith Keeler Must Die (Descartes Is Dead)". Full promotional support from Damitow Records and a world tour for late 2009 through 2010 will aid "Edith". Another friend of "Edith" will be a promotional short film for the first single "Tarred & Feathered" and a "secret" digital only release late 2009.
Undiscovered Country is the supersonic renderings of CDStark (formerly Asmodeus Punk), a gentlemanly guitarist, vocalist, bassist and world traveling emergency room coding consultant. He likes cats, dungeons & dragons, inner turmoil and hockey. Subversive, honest lyrics come from these topics and more.
Mike Yazinsky (formerly Michael Yazinsky Orchestra) plays drums, percussion and backing vox. He is a world traveling computer programmer and painter. He enjoys graphic novels, having conversations and long lazy days.
The mission behind Undiscovered Country is to discover new forms of sound based purely on artistic satisfaction and emotional connection; free from financial desires or other distractions from creating art. Undiscovered Country brings a wide varied influences, exposure and playing with musicians from Omsk to Dubai to Argentina back to New York. Currently, Undiscovered Country is finishing up the recording of "Edith Keeler".
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sounds alright but a bit like a clash of voices, hard to make out if you're doing a karaoke of morrisey or michael stipe, i guess it must be a problem when trying to deliberately (de liberate what does that mean break free?) be influenced. it doesn't sound like you're trying to discover new forms of sound it sounds like you're pure happy you've discovered cool music lol. it still sounds good though but
Originally Posted by Joni Mitchell
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