Lost Signal
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Lost Signal is a stage name of Philadelphian electronic musician Charles Rehill.
Lost Signal's debut EP Command was followed by the full-length Catharsis, produced by Tom Shear (Assemblage 23). Lost Signal's music has been described as futurepop. They have been compared to the band VNV Nation.
Lost Signal went into hiatus at the end of 2002. In late 2005, Rehill began recording the follow up to Catharsis, tentatively titled Eviscerate.
[edit] Discography
- Command EP, (private publication, 2000)
- Catharsis (Inception Records, 2001); produced by Tom Shear, mastered by Dr. A-Funz of Arzt+Pfusch
- Preface (2:26)
- Unfulfilled (5:26)
- Apathy (5:17); incorrectly listed as "Apaathy" in the liner notes
- Shame (5:14)
- Absence (6:05)
- Martyr (4:38)
- Regret (6:00)
- Overcome (5:41)
- Torment (5:43)
- Strain (5:14)
- Dissonance (5:53)
- Frozen (5:59)
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