Frozen Plasma

Frozen Plasma

Infobox Musical artist
Name = Frozen Plasma


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Origin = Germany/Greece
Genre = Futurepop, Synthpop
Years_active = 2005-present
Label = Infacted Recordings
Associated_acts = Reaper
URL = http://www.myspace.com/frozenplasma
Current_members = Vasi Vallis, Felix Marc
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Frozen Plasma is a futurepop band consisting of Vassi Valis (Reaper, formerly of Namnambulu) as a keyboard player and Felix Marc (Diorama) as a vocalist, currently signed to Infacted Recordings.

History

Frozen Plasma formed shortly after the collapse of Vasi's previous band NamNamBulu. The duos debut single 'Hypocrite' was released on November 24th 2005 followed by the full-length album 'Artificial' on April 21st 2006 and the EP 'Irony' [ [http://www.frozenplasma.com/es/releasesesize.html Reaper Official Homepage] ] .

Later that year the band released the 'Emphasize' EP. The band has achieved notable chart success on DAC charts with 'Hypocrite' reaching number 10 on the singles charts [ [http://www.infacted-recordings.de/single-news/browse/71/article/3/dac-2006.html?L=1&cHash=a77118d61f Infacted Records DAC 2006] ] . Frozen Plasma has embarked on tour with the likes of Combichrist and has participated in such festivals like Neuwerk Festival, Infest Festival and Wave-Gotik-Treffen.

Discography

* Hypocrite CDS (Infacted, 2005)
* Artificial CD (Infacted, 2006)
* Irony CD EP (Infacted, 2006)
* Emphasize CD EP (Infacted, 2006)

References

External links

* [http://www.frozenplasma.com/media.html Frozen Plasma Official Site]
* [http://www.infacted-recordings.de/artists.html Infacted Recordings Artist Listing]


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