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Eerily enticing, deliciously dissonant and forever haunting, the sound of Ghost Orgy magnificently defies the boundaries of modern rock music. With loquacious lullabies protruding as from a concupiscent nightmare, the Filipina fronted incarnation takes tonal math and sonic brutality to an emotionally disturbing level. Powerful presences ostracizing known spectrums, the set of deviant isolationist spirits found through the arduous undertakings of creator/guitarist Meric Sarkhov contrive their stylistic differences as they gelled into their sardonic new form. The beautifully intense and diverse voice of Dina Concina pummels the vocal registry with malicious melodies, her volcanic demeanor unraveling the deepest sorrows and most hidden anguish, growing from and unto Sarkhov`s harmonic densities of crystallized uncompromising pungency, embraces the Transylvanian reminiscent cruelty embroidered into Elena Doroftei`s oily yet skeletal viola sound, while the solid rhythmic backbone of Roy Van Tassel and Stevie Z sums all. When all is said and done it makes for a mysteriously powerful potion that is to be sipped at your own risk. Ghost Orgy performs disseminating their invented obscurities in New York and the northeastern U.S. representing their bizarre debut musical offspring Lullabies for Lunatics released spring 2005 on Thoth Music/Black Pumpkin Records/Century Media Distribution. Dina Concina - vox Elena Doroftei - viola Meric Sarkhov - guitars Steve Z - bass Roy Van Tassel - drums Join the Ghost Orgy MAILING LIST

- SPIN Magazine

"Ghost Orgy have touched upon a style that is wholly their own, making this album one of the most dramatic and creative among independent releases this year."
- The Gauntlet

"Ghost Orgy was an excellent surprise for me. It's part sultry vixen, part maniac, and tremendously interesting to listen to."
- 1340 Mag

A bewitching brew of disparate sensibilities. Piling crunch metal atop a mutant form of swamp rock - snake like GO craft constantly coiling songs, fittingly fronted by the serpentine, Gitane Demone-esque vox of Dina Concina."
- Terrorizer

"I'm not sure I know what a ghost orgy would be like but this band is excellent. Musically they go way beyond typical. They encompass doom, traditional, and gothic metal - actually capturing an original sound. Expect great things in the near future."
- Transcending the Mundane

"Dina Concina leads the band with her trebling and haunting voice that seems to float above the well-produced instrumentation as it grinds away at the gritty rock songs. Crunchy guitars are layered well overtop of nightmarish melodies. But its the viola that makes the album stick out giving it a gothic and gypsy feel."
- Smother

"Ghost Orgy is truly original in every sense of the word. Filipina vocalist Dina Concina displays an elegant and powerful emotional ride to what is stated as "Transylvanian" type metal."
- Progressiviews

"...this is one of the most interesting metal albums to feature a female vocalist that Ive heard in quite sometime. They arent afraid to experiment and each song takes the bands sound to a new place."
- Unbound Zine

"With their strange use of viola in amidst the already quite off kilter delivery, the band are a strange proposition with the jerking rhythms and bizarre vocal delivery..."
- Raw Nerve Promotions

"Exactly how to describe their music is not a simple case of this or that style."
- Primal Agony

"Ghost Orgy are one of the few great bands out there."
- Steppin' Out Magazine

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