Basic Information
Label: 2393 Records, Deathwatch Asia
Management: Marco Visconti
Members: Marco Visconti, Marko Resurreccion
XP8
Roma, RM, IT
Alternative / Electronica / Industrial
Bio
XP8 is Marco Visconti and Marko Resurreccion.
What Benny Benassi is for pink-shirt-wearing mainstream girls, XP8 is for the alternative electro scene: and Italy's most successful export in that field, these days
The band, started in 2001 as a trio including previous singer Paul Toohill , composes an airy blend of EBM, electronica, techno and trance, bringing their various visions and talents to life with synthetic vibrancy and danceable beats, crossing electronic genres with relative ease.
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Comments
Together Alone:
Nice stuff! :)
Nov 16
Pace Ride:
Awesome music!!!
Nov 14
ABSOLUTELY DANIEL:
AWESOME MUSIC!! ♥
Oct 04
Deceased Immolation Evolution ...:
Magnificent sound!!!
Jun 01
Graveyard Child Escape:
Here I come to say sorry to Marco,I'm sorry for I uploaded the video <> without copyrights,and please forgive me because right now my country China had blocked youtube so that I can not log in to delete the video , so I ag...
Apr 10
Solar-Isis:
I like your sounds, Blind is great :)
Oct 29
Funks Lab:
Its been great stopping by to hear your stuff. great artwork too. best of luck to you. - FUNKS LAB - No 1 SYDNEY AU DANCE CHARTS
Sep 09
JamBodhi:
Nice Songs, Inspiring.
Reverbnation.com/JamBodhi * Electronic Jazz and Synth
Reverbnation.com/MatToronto * Rock Songs
Myspace.com/BluesRiverMan * Harder Stuff and Jams
Reverbnation.com/easy7 * R&B/Soft R...
Dec 19
Status
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Vote for Ladi Dadi (Woods Remix by XP8) in the Steve Aoki - Ladi Dadi Remix Contest Remix Contest http://t.co/WMx0okNp via @beatport
Press
“XP8 “A Decade of Decadence” is a shining example of cross over industrial. Now, what I mean by that, is that they have a lot of traditional elements housed in Futurepop of the early 2000’s mixed in with scoring aggression. I hear a lot of Apoptygma Berzerk in there in both the music style and the vocal style – and not full on Harmonizer Apop either – more 7 Apop.
There is a lot of jumpy synths and standard beats, and epic choirs and dancing – it’s really a flashback for me. I think it’s really excellently put together. I’ve been looking for a band to replace Apop in my collection and I can say that XP8 has filled the void for me.”
