1476

+1476+ is the New England-based project of Neil DeRosa and Robb Kavjian. Self-described as Hermetic Deth Rock, they released their first full-length album A Wolf’s Age in early 2010, an ambitious and heavy indie rock release with hints of death rock, post punk, and shoegaze. The subject matter courses through occult and mythological themes as well as loves and lives lost.
In November of 2010, they released the experimental acoustic EP Smoke In The Sky. Self-released on their own imprint, The Seraphim House, and limited to 400 hundred hand-numbered copies, Smoke In The Sky launched a series of tribal/acoustic performances in the USA that have been described as ‘heavy, captivating, and explosive…’
Smoke In The Sky deals with Hermetica and Chaos Magick principles using beautiful metaphors and vivid imagery. 1476 is passionately DIY and their sound is evolving fast.
http://www.1476cult.com/about/
about 1476 and Argyle Goolsby:
Goolsby is a friend. He wanted to collaborate with 1476 and we wanted to work with him. He contributed vocals to 4 songs, played bass in the studio, and wrote Closed Casket Heart. He will always be a part of the 1476 family but he is not a full time member. That goes for whoever else we are or will be working with. We may hook up again in the future but, for now, it only goes as far as what I mentioned above. I hate to get into specifics with people but I also understand that a lot of things seem unclear to people. The two names on this page are 1476. Aside from Closed Casket Heart, our whole album was written and demoed down to the last detail before Gools got involved. The names on the myspace page is everyone involved. Many more names will be added to that list for many reasons over the next year or two and none of them will ever be deleted. They will always be a part of the family.
He sang on "The Cleansing Scourge", "Der Vampyr", "Herne's Oak", and "Closed Casket Heart". We both sing "Swallow The Sun". He wrote the music and lyrics for "Closed Casket Heart" and half the lyrics for" Herne's Oak". Neil and I wrote the rest of the lyrics/music.