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Formed in 2005 in Los Angeles, California, Clandestine is a female fronted hard rock band that ingeniously fuses dramatic atmosphere and progressive rhythms, underlying lush melodic lyrics. Clandestine was awarded Best Female Fronted Band by Rock City News in December 2006, acquiring the highest votes from their fans. The band consists of four members: June Park (vocals), Dan Durakovich (guitars), and Chad Whitaker (bass)
The band's unique sound is accomplished by combining each individual's musical strength and inspiration. The powerful voice of Clandestine, June Park, who originally comes from Korea, is into blending of symphonic instruments and dramatic synthesizers with a tempestuous hard rock sound. The singer's influence in gothic and black metal can be heard as she brings that dynamic contrast between luminous melody and darker atmosphere to the sound. On the top of that, her soaring, pure toned voice that sometimes reaches outrageous metal screams creates an unimaginable aural texture. Then, guitarist Dan Durakovich adds up his vigorous yet tasty riffs that are influenced by progressive rock and metal bands. His intricate sense in composing rhythm and riffs adds more uniqueness and intriguing complexity to their soundscapes. Bassist Chad Whitaker, who fills out the low-end with his rock-solid grooves, comes from straight-forward metal and hard rock bands, new and old alike.
Clandestine has been played live shows mainly in the Los Angeles area, at venues such as the Knitting Factory, the Dragonfly, the Joint, and the Derby. They’ve also played select shows in San Francisco, New Mexico and Arizona. The band has released their self-titled debut EP and is promoting it all across the country. The listener is instantly captivated as the scintillating sounds connect with introspective messages. By having a variety in musical influences and life experiences among the band members, Clandestine suggests an enticing new flavor that breaks through today's stale norm.
I enjoyed listening to your music. Gotta cool progresive metal groove. You should check out SIGMA Project outta San Diego, you'll find them on my top list. I believe you 2 would gig together rather well.
Clandestine, Your layers of absinthe and torsion form concretions of hyper-alimentation. The stickers hugging the fruit smell better than the perfume of ambergris. How beautiful is the snowshine in your eyes, so directly current from the static in your mind. I relentlessly desire cotton candy lollipops. The elves that play in the toasters wash their drum sticks in honey and sing strikingly colored anthems in perfect harmonious pleasure. The music that flows from your instruments overwhelms me with creativity. The sand runes crossing your divided consciousness do speak of contemptuous monsters being slayed by flying phoenixes. Your eyes show as many deep and full shades of fire as a volcano in heat. Your reflections bring happiness that rends naked glass. Your cleverness helps me breathe without the need of oxygen. Entranced by the sweet harmony of your lips, I gaze beyond reason to find the oasis of your brilliant soul. In your presence even my shadow acquires the sensation of touch. I love your eyes, I know they can stare through my thoughts.
Hey guys, Its been awhile since i dropped in for a visit. Wanted to come by and say hello and listen to some of my favorite kickazz Clandestine tracks :)
Great sound--very unique! I love the way that you combine the layers of synths and the heavy guitar. And the vocals are just the icing on the cake--unique, powerful and beautiful. Great stuff!
Hey, thanks for the request. You guys sound awesome!! I love Bleed On Me, all your tracks are really good! Rock on and keep intouch!! ;) Cassy a.k.a Lil Miss Coylee :)
Thanks for the request. I really appreciate it. Good luck with the music mission!
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Look at life as if it were your last moment. Appreciate each breath, each interaction, each person you meet. Seize the day!"
bummer about the drummer thing i dont know many people from la but im sure a drummer isnt to hard to find around those parts connsidering the huge music scene cant wait to see you guys again
