Asseptic Room (RIP) / Dioxyde (RIP) - Industrial/EBM from Madrid, Spain

Carlos.R. Projects and official works published.:
Carlos Ruiz (Aka Volte. Dj) is a Spanish designer, Dj, audio producer and self-taught musician. He began his career as a professional DJ at age 18 in 1988 in Madrid, Spain.
Industrial/EBM solo project of Spanish DJ Carlos Ruiz, after leaving Dioxyde in 2004.
Dioxyde 2002 - Torschlüsspanik & Intravenous (Ep Ltd). Asseptic Room 2006 Morbid Visions under DSBP Records, 2011 Visceralofobia”, under Advoxya Records.
Other works,2015 Insane from hell, 2018 The memory of silence, 2019 – Morbid Visions 13th Anniversary

Asseptic Room was a personal project of Carlos.R that started after the dissolution of a prior project called “Dioxyde” shared with Marcos Calvo. Previously, in 1992 he made his first mini-album named “Initial Command”. Thanks a simple Atari computer, a cubase and a Kawi keyboard, the first industrial dark style compositions has been done, with principal influences of the first works of Front Line Assembly or Skinny Puppy. Created with limited resources and there are four instrumental themes already recorded in a digital format, “Initial Command” possibly come at light someday in one way of another. During this time, Carlos continues making sessions as DJ in some of the pioneer discotheques of the Madrid’s and Europe’s electro scene. He enters in a few bands that mark his references whit the creation of his compositions, this are: Click click, Skinny Puppy, Front Line Assembly, Borghesia, Pankow and others. A few years later and during one of the sessions as DJ he met Marcos.C and soon a big bond and a great music affinity was created between them which took them to release their first album of the project “Dioxyde” Tourschlusspanik. This was made thanks of the collaboration of Johan Van Roy who made possible “Tourschlusspanik” being recorded with Dyng Culture Label. And with this, the first live concerts in different countries like Belgium, Germany, Holland, Portugal and Spain was started with an excellent. success. After “Dioxyde” dissolution, Carlos decides to take up again a project of years behind and which was more compatible with his way of feel about music. The new project it was named “Asseptic Room”. After two hard years creating new themes and sending a part of them to different labels, he achieves his purpose signing with DSBP label. Finally in 2006 he releases “Morbid Visions”. Thanks of this new album, he had the occasion of met other bands and he started to collaborate in the making of a few remixes. He was sure, it was one the most creative phase of the last years. In spite of a low collaboration obtained of the concerts promoters in and outside Spain, “Asseptic Room”, had the placer of make a few live shows more personal gratifying.
In this moment “Asseptic Room” is still growing up. Now the hurries are not necessary and his worries are different. Now we are in a dark time for the musical industry and is time to create a new stage with great expectations where the music have something more feelings and less image.

Carlos ended the project in 2023.

Members: Carlos Ruiz Bancalero, Mario Gonzalez.
Location: Madrid, Spain

Dioxyde

Electro / industrial project founded by Marcos Calvo Mesa in 1999 in Madrid, Spain. Now disbanded.
Co-producer,member, composer and keyboardist until end of 2003: Carlos Ruiz Bancalero
Carlos.R leaves Dioxyde to work on his side project Asseptic Room.
Additional live members: Shir, and Koke (Jorge Bibiano)

Member: Marco Calvo Mesa (Former electro / industrial musician from Madrid, Spain and founder of Dioxyde.
Now working as a photographer and editor.)

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/assepticroom.official
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyqhEAiHmWnOCkIfZQM4S6g
Dioxyde https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWKC7AFfyE22tASa1Wc0KKw
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/assepticroom-music
Bandcamp: https://dioxyde.bandcamp.com/
https://advoxya.bandcamp.com/
https://dsbp.bandcamp.com/
https://dependent-records.bandcamp.com/

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