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CN2R Bio:The electro-goth collaboration between programmer Ian Reyes and vocalist Scott Francis consistently delivers electronic dance music steeped in pop sensibility. The duos engaging multi-media live show is out-done only by the vibrance of their songs on record. Since their inception, CN2R have independently produced three full length albums, appeared on three internationally distributed compilations, and shared a stage with acts including My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult, Pigface, The Cruxshadows,

Croc Shop,

Bella

Morte, Chris

Connelly, Meg

Lee Chin, Ego

Likeness,

Combichrist,

Anders Manga,

Genitorturers,

Orgy,

Type

O Negative, and Ministry.



Beginning in 1999 as an

industrial-rock outfit, Collapse into Reason have since honed

a sound that is simultaneously morose and upbeat. Forming in the midst of what

was then a flourishing heavy metal scene in New England, CN2R gained recognition

by virtue of their danceable beats and irresistible melodies. With the independent

release of the first full-length album, the band found themselves playing more

often in regional goth/industrial clubs than in local rock venues. The follow-up

album, Letters Never Sent, was both a farewell to the bands rock roots as well as a means of settling

in to their new positions as favorites of the areas dark dance scene.

Today you can hear the fruit

of these years in transition. With all the benefits of lessons learned in the

studio and on the stage, Reyes and Francis

now offer up their most well-focused and appealing material to date, Electromantic, Whether

on record or in performance, CN2R present a studied alternative

to the comparatively staid strands of electronic music pervading todays

gothic and industrial culture.



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