Violet Wanda

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Tess LaCoell

Tess LaCoell is a dimension hopping Storm Faerie whose relationship with the Thunder is apparent in every track. As Violet Wanda, her fusion of Progressive Rock, Industrial Music and EDM genres is pure ear candy and a unique experience. She is known for her work in the projects Violet Wanda, Exposure Kills, Lesbian Dance Theory, and Tess LaCoellHer big room, progressive house, and dance pop project, Exposure Kills brings forth the ups and down of being a DJ on the alternative lifestyle dance floors in the mid 2000's and sex clubs in the early 2010s. Influenced by such dance pop and house remix artists as Dave Aude, Chris Cox, Tracy Young and the group Bimbo Jones, Exposure Kills is the dancefloor kick you didn't know you needed.
--Dubbed the "Remix Queen" in the online industrial community, she has done official remixes for Teledeath, Strangerscape, Arclight Halo, VVMPYRE, Stahlschlag, SU, Hyperestis, and Giant Monsters on the Horizon. She also recently won 2nd place in Soundtrack Loops remix contest for Brittany Bindrim's (I:Scintilla) Volcano.A Paraluna Records Collective artist, she was featured on the RETRONOMICON album benefitting Charles Levi (bassist - My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult, Pigface). She also was the executive producer and appeared on the Transversal compilation with such artists as Tears for the Dying and Jordana LeSesne.A collaboration/remix album was also released on ParaLuna with Giant Monsters on the Horizon, entitled "Giant Monsters on the Horizon vs. Violet Wanda: The Remixes", 7 tracks of reworked madness from GMOTH's original "Live from Night City"She is also featured on DEFCON Communication's DEFCON 31 and DEFCON 32 Soundtracks, joining the ranks of such artists to appear on DC compilations including ytcracker, Zebbler Encanti Experience, Juno Reactor, Information Society, Mr. Bill, Opiuo and MC Frontalot.She was one of about 10 DJs who started a movement of online DJing in MMORPGs, in both City of Heroes and Final Fantasy XIV, that grew to hundreds during the pandemic, and has developed into it's own subculture.

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