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Office of Strategic Influence
Office of Strategic Influence formed in 1999 with Kevin Moore handling vocals and keyboards. Their name came from a fictional government agency in Orson...
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All Gone Now
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Blood
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Office of Strategic Influence formed in 1999 with Kevin Moore handling vocals and keyboards. Their name came from a fictional government agency in Orson Welles' "War of the Worlds" broadcast, which gives you a sense of where they were coming from. They put out their first album in 2000.
Their 2004 album "Free" included the song "Radiologue," which criticized the U.S. government's handling of the Iraq War. That drew some protests and talk of censorship at the time. They followed it with "Blood" in 2006 and kept releasing albums through 2016.
Musically, they worked in a space between progressive rock, metal, and industrial sounds. Moore's vocals had a haunted quality over those arrangements. You can hear it in tracks like "All Gone Now" and "Be The Hero."
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