DB9D9 - Test Tube Babies

Songs: 4

San Diego's DB9D9 got a bit of a break that most bands would literally give their left arm for.  One of their earlier recordings was used in a past episode of Melrose Place.  Granted, most electro bands are not banging on the door of Aaron Spelling Productions, soliciting their latest release for future airtime on his over-rated, over-hyped TV show, but getting any kind of commercial airplay can only be beneficial.  After listening to this 4 track demo, I can't help but wonder in what context their song was used.  DB9D9's sound is cold and hard, walking the thin line between standard dance electro and intense coldwave.  They seem to rely heavily on gritty guitar chords, angry vocals and thick electronics to carry their sound across.  It's almost as if their creating pieces that could possibly generate some mainstream interest, yet they add in a dash of creativity which, unfortunately, will probably keep them out of the limelight.  For those who are excited by the harder edged, guitar orientated electro, I suggest you check out DB9D9.
    
DB9D9 are:
Eric Recourt / Ward Slojkowski / Susan Sholten
Contact DB9D9 @
PO Box 1820
401 W. Lexington Ave.
El Cajon, CA 92022
Tel: (619) 444-9151