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DM219 is an electro-industrial duo formed in the early 2000s by Christian Dornbusch and Marten Persiel. Dornbusch handles vocals and programming, while...
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DM219 is an electro-industrial duo formed in the early 2000s by Christian Dornbusch and Marten Persiel. Dornbusch handles vocals and programming, while Persiel plays guitar and bass. Their first album, "Tears of Gaia," came out in 2003, followed by others like "Contagion" in 2005 and "The loner" in 2007.
Their song "Closed Eyes" is a good example of their sound, with its sparse production and ethereal vocals. The band has released several albums over time, including "Tides of Oblivion" in 2010, "No Future" in 2013, and more recent ones like "The Space Between" in 2019 and "Hollow" in 2022.
DM219 has faced some public criticism and accusations during their career, but they've kept making music on their own terms. Their work stays within that electro-industrial space, with Dornbusch and Persiel continuing as the core members.
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