This Ascension

This Ascension

Infobox musical artist
Name = This Ascension


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Origin = Santa Barbara, California
Genre = gothic/ethereal
Years_active = 1988 - 2001, 2004
Label = Tess Records Projekt Records
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URL = [http://www.thisascension.com/ www.thisascension.com]
Current_members = Dru (Vocals)
Kevin Serra (Guitar)
Tim Tuttle (Keyboards)
Matt Ballesteros (Drums and Percussion)
Charlie Dennis (Bass)
Paul Sutherland (Percussion)
Past_members = Terry Holgate (Founding Member Bass)
Cynthia Coulter (Bass)
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This Ascension was a gothic/ethereal band from Southern California formed in 1988. They released four albums on their own label Tess Records from 1989 to 1999 to major acclaim and growing popularity.

This Ascension toured the United States three times and the west coast prolifically, sharing the stage with bands including Clan of Xymox, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Chris Isaak, The Wolfgang Press and Pixies.

After Tess Records collapsed, the band signed to Projekt Records in 2001. Their back catalogue was rereleased, however plans to record new material were never successful and the band split soon afterwards. The group reformed for a few shows in 2004.

Vocalist Dru has gone on to sing for the neo-classical project Mirabilis as well as ethereal/electronic act Falling You. Bassist Charlie has rejoined his former band Nerf Herder and guitarist Kevin Serra runs the music review site Kevchino.

Discography

Albums

* "Tears in Rain" (CD) - Tess Records - 1989
* "Light and Shade" (CD) - Tess Records - 1991
* "Walk Softly, A Dream Lies Here" (CD) - Tess Records - 1994
* "Sever" (CD) - Tess Records - 1999

External links

* [http://www.thisascension.com/ Cyberia - This Ascension homepage]
* [http://www.dejadru.com/ Dru's homepage]
* [http://www.projekt.com/projekt/artist.asp?id=1040 Projekt Records Artist page]
*Myspace|spiritedshade


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