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Panic Lift

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Panic Lift
OriginNewark, New Jersey, U.S.
GenresElectro-industrial
Years active2006–present
Labels
  • Noise Filter Productions
  • Hive Records
  • NoiTekk
  • Deathwatch Asia
  • Black Rain
  • Metropolis Records
MembersJames Francis
Dan Platt
Justice Burke
Michael J. Carrasquillo
Past membersBrad Brunet
Gus Yoo
Tom Zagorski
Ben Tourkantonis
Cristian Carver

Panic Lift is an electro-industrial band from Newark, New Jersey, United States, comprising James Francis on vocals, Dan Platt on keyboards, Justice Burke on bass and Michael J. Carrasquillo on drums.

Reception

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Panic Lift's second album Witness To Our Collapse attracted attention in the German music press, where it was called "a successful disc" with "good songwriting" and "variety",[1] and noted as "definitely worth listening to".[2]

Discography

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Releases

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  • Dancing Through The Ashes, 2006, Noise Filter Productions[3]
  • Initialize (EP with genCAB), 2008, Hive Records[3]
  • Witness To Our Collapse, 2008, Hive Records[3]
  • "Witness To Our Collapse", 2008, Noitekk Records[3]
  • "Witness To Our Collapse (Japanese Limited Edition)", 2009, Deatwatch Asia[3]
  • "Is This Goodbye", 2012, Metropolis Records[3]
  • "Is This Goodbye (Deluxe)", 2012, Metropolis Records[3]
  • "Awake" (EP), 2014, Metropolis Records[3]
  • "Everyday Is Halloween", 2014, Not On Label (Panic Lift Self Released)[3]
  • "Paper Mask" (EP), 2016, Metropolis Records[3]
  • "Skeleton Key", 2016, Metropolis Records[3]
  • "Skeleton Key (Deluxe)", 2016, Not On Label (Panic Lift Self Released)
  • "This Poison Remains" (EP), 2017, Metropolis Records[3]
  • "From Blue To Black", 2017, Not On Label (Panic Lift Self Released)[3]
  • "End Process", 2018, Metropolis Records[3]

Appearances

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  • Futronik Structures Vol. 5 (compilation), 2007 DSBP[4]
  • "Hazmat (2) - 4 Point Remixes" (remix), 2007 Primordial Music[3]
  • "Interbreeding IX: Kuru" (compilation), 2007, BLC Productions[3]
  • a compilation Vol 3. (compilation), 2008 Deathwatch Asia, Black Rain [4]
  • "Orkus Compilation 45" (compilation), 2008, Orkus[3]
  • "You Are Here: A Compilation Of New York Electronics" (compilation), 2008, Connexion Bizarre[3]
  • "Everything Goes Cold - Prepare To Be Refrigerated" (remix), 2008, Sonic Mainline Records[3]
  • "Neuroplague - Altered" (remix), 2008, Primordial Music[3]
  • United Vol. 2 (compilation), 2009, NoiTekk[4]
  • "Black Snow - The Completely Different Xmas Compilation" (compilation), 2009, Black Rain[3]
  • "Cenotype - Origins Unfold" (remix), 2009, Origins Productions[3]
  • "CeDigest - Walking In The Flesh" (remix), 2010 Deathwatch Asia[3]
  • Triton Festival 2010 (compilation), 2010 Artoffact Records[4]
  • "Direct World Action For Japan" (compilation), 2011, Deathwatch Asia[3]
  • "Aesthetic Perfection-Inhuman EP" (remix), 2011, Metropolis Records[3]
  • "Electro Pop Volume 2" (compilation), 2011, ZYX Music[3]
  • "Aderlass Gothic & Electro Club Selections Volume 8" (compilation), 2012, Nachtaktiv[3]
  • "FGFC820-Homeland Insecurity, Relapse" (remix), 2012, COP International[3]
  • "Electronic Saviors Volume 2: Recurrence" (compilation), 2012, Metropolis Records[3]
  • "Orkus! Compilation 84" (compilation), 2012, Orkus[3]
  • "Zillo CD 11/2012" (compilation), 2012, Zillo[3]
  • "Kinetik Festival Volume 5.5" (compilation), 2013, Artoffact Records[3]
  • "Gothsicles feat. Panic Lift-Terminus Festival Is Gonna Be Awesome" (collaboration), 2013
  • "Rein[Forced]-Pre-Existing Conditions" (remix), 2013, WTII Records [3]
  • "Inertia-Lies EP" (remix), 2013, Metropolis Records[3]
  • "Electronic Saviors Volume 3: Remission" (compilation), 2014, Metropolis Records[3]
  • "Cyferdyne-Fracture EP" (remix), 2015, Tunecore[3]
  • "Ego Likeness-New Religion EP" (remix), 2015, Metropolis Records[3]
  • "Silverwalks-Tidal EP" (remix), 2016, Metropolis Records[3]
  • "Electronic Saviors Volume 4" (compilation), 2016, Metropolis Records[3]
  • "FIRES-Morning Tide Grey" (Remix), 2017, Metropolis Records
  • "Noir-Reburning, The Burning Bridge" (remix), 2017, Metropolis Records[3]
  • "Surgyn-Green Heart" (remix), 2017, Deathwatch Asia[3]
  • "Grendel-Age Of The Disposable Body, Far Away" (remix), 2017, Metropolis Records[3]
  • Electronic Saviors Volume 5 (compilation), 2018 Metropolis Records[3]
  • "Methodical-Not My World" (remix), 2019, Not On Label (Methodical Self Release)
  • "Big Time Kill-Body Talk" (remix), 2019, Not On Label (Big Time Kill self release)[3]
  • "Mechanical Vein-TAKN feat. Caustic" (remix), 2021, Not On Label (Mechanical Vein self release)

References

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  1. ↑ "Witness To Our Collapse". metal.de. Retrieved July 5, 2011.
  2. ↑ "Review | Panic Lift | Witness To Our Collapse". der medienkonverter. August 26, 2008. Retrieved July 5, 2011.
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 "Panic Lift, The". discogs.com. Retrieved July 5, 2011.
  4. 1 2 3 4 "PANIC LIFT Discography of CDs". CD Universe. Retrieved July 5, 2011.
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