Velvet Cacoon
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Velvet Cacoon | |
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Origin | Portland, Oregon, United States |
Genres | Atmospheric black metal, dark ambient |
Years active | 1996–2009 |
Labels | (2009 – Current) Sunyata Records (2010 - Present) Full Moon Productions 2004-2009 Ivory Snowfish Music (2005) Southern Lord Recordings |
Associated acts | |
Members | Josh (SGL) Angela (LVG) |
Velvet Cacoon was a black metal band from Portland, Oregon, United States. According to members, the band was formed in 1996, although no material was released publicly until 2002. Due to the lack of information being provided by its members, it has proved very difficult to discern what is truth and what is fiction about Velvet Cacoon.
As of December 2009, Velvet Cacoon have broken up. However, Josh has posted on several forums that he has begun a new project entitled Clair Cassis. Clair Cassis released their album on vinyl LP record via Full Moon Productions in 2010, and two EPs releases through Khrysanthoney Co.
Discography[]
Studio releases[]
- Dextronaut - (2002)
- Music For Falling Buildings - (2002)
- Chapelflames (Red Steeples) - (2003)
- Genevieve - (2004) Full Moon Productions
- Northsuite - (2005) Full Moon Productions
- Dextronaut (Remastered) - (2006) Full Moon Productions
- Atropine - (2009) Full Moon Productions
- P aa opal Poere Pr. 33 - (2009) Starlight Temple Society
External links[]
- Official Website
- Fan website containing all interviews and history of the band
- First interview with Josh
- First interview with Angela
- Interview with Josh and Angela
- A new interview with Josh
- Official Starlight Temple Society Website (offline)
- Official Full Moon Productions Website
- Official Full Moon Productions Website
Notes[]
Categories:
- American black metal musical groups
- Heavy metal musical groups from Oregon
- Dark ambient music groups
- Musical groups established in 2001
- Musical hoaxes
- 1996 establishments in Oregon
- 2009 disestablishments in Oregon
- Musical groups disestablished in 2009