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Third Realm | Third Realm is an eclectic project founded in 2000 by [[User:Nathan Reiner|Nathan Reiner]] of Buffalo, New York. Reiner applies a unique production approach, resulting in a diverse array of sound. Fusing elements of Alternative, Dark Wave, Industrial, and Synthpop music; Reiner finds himself to be somewhat of an outcast that never truly fits in; yet finds solace in the freedom of creation. Third Realm has received international recognition through club/radio play, film placement, high profile compilation appearances, and has shared the stage with some notable bands such as 3teeth, Hanzel Und Gretyl, Aesthetic Perfection, Psyclon Nine, Dawn of Ashes, Empathy Test and more! | ||
Third Realm | Third Realm performed at Convergence XVIII in Buffalo, New York. | ||
==Discography== | ==Discography== | ||
* Renfield's Syndrome (EP) (2005) ( | * Renfield's Syndrome (EP) (2005) (self-released) | ||
* Under the Black Light (2007) (self-released) | * Under the Black Light (2007) (self-released) | ||
* Love is the Devil (2009) (Radio-Active-Music) | * Love is the Devil (2009) (Radio-Active-Music) | ||
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* Beyond Good and Evil (2012) (self-released) | * Beyond Good and Evil (2012) (self-released) | ||
* Daydreams and Nightmares (2013) (self-released) | * Daydreams and Nightmares (2013) (self-released) | ||
* Sick Mind (Single) (2014) (self-released) | * Sick Mind (feat. Aoife O'Leary of Moth Complex) (Single) (2014) (self-released) | ||
* Deranged (2015) (self-released) | * Deranged (2015) (self-released) | ||
* Psychosis (2016) (self-released) | |||
* Corruption (feat. Slashgore) (Single) (2016) (self-released) | |||
* The Suffering Angel (2017) (Distortion Productions) | |||
* Dystopian Society (2018) (Distortion Productions) | |||
* When the Sun Goes Down (2019) (Single) (darkTunes Music Group) | |||
* The Art of Despair (2019) (darkTunes Music Group) | |||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
* [https://www.facebook.com/ThirdRealm | Facebook | * [https://www.thirdrealm.org | Official Website] | ||
* [http://www. | * [https://www.facebook.com/ThirdRealm | Facebook Page] | ||
* [ | * [http://www.reverbnation.com/thirdrealm | ReverbNation Page] | ||
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/3rdrealm | YouTube Page] | |||
* [https://thirdrealm.bandcamp.com | Bandcamp Page] | |||
Latest revision as of 09:58, 5 July 2020
Third Realm is an eclectic project founded in 2000 by Nathan Reiner of Buffalo, New York. Reiner applies a unique production approach, resulting in a diverse array of sound. Fusing elements of Alternative, Dark Wave, Industrial, and Synthpop music; Reiner finds himself to be somewhat of an outcast that never truly fits in; yet finds solace in the freedom of creation. Third Realm has received international recognition through club/radio play, film placement, high profile compilation appearances, and has shared the stage with some notable bands such as 3teeth, Hanzel Und Gretyl, Aesthetic Perfection, Psyclon Nine, Dawn of Ashes, Empathy Test and more!
Third Realm performed at Convergence XVIII in Buffalo, New York.
Discography[edit]
- Renfield's Syndrome (EP) (2005) (self-released)
- Under the Black Light (2007) (self-released)
- Love is the Devil (2009) (Radio-Active-Music)
- Romantic Death (2011) (self-released)
- Manipulated (EP) (2011) (self-released)
- New World Order (2011) (Radio-Active-Music)
- Beyond Good and Evil (2012) (self-released)
- Daydreams and Nightmares (2013) (self-released)
- Sick Mind (feat. Aoife O'Leary of Moth Complex) (Single) (2014) (self-released)
- Deranged (2015) (self-released)
- Psychosis (2016) (self-released)
- Corruption (feat. Slashgore) (Single) (2016) (self-released)
- The Suffering Angel (2017) (Distortion Productions)
- Dystopian Society (2018) (Distortion Productions)
- When the Sun Goes Down (2019) (Single) (darkTunes Music Group)
- The Art of Despair (2019) (darkTunes Music Group)