Intwine was a Dutch rock band formed in 2001 by five students of the

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Rockacademie. The band received nationwide notoriety in the Netherlands after lead singer Roger Peterson's participation in the ''Idols'' talent show in 2002.Review: Intwine - ''Kingdom of Contradiction''
Bart Nijssen, '' Rocktribune''. (Dutch) Subsequently, Intwine charted the

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five times, with "Happy?" (#3) and "Cruel Man" (#7) being their major hits. During their nine-year career they released four studio albums: ''

Intwine Intwine was a Dutch rock band formed in 2001 by five students of the Tilburg Rockacademie. The band received nationwide notoriety in the Netherlands after lead singer Roger Peterson's participation in the ''Idols'' talent show in 2002.

'' (2003), '' Perfect'' (2004), ''

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'' (2006) and ''

Kingdom of Contradiction ''Kingdom of Contradiction'' is the fourth studio album by Dutch band Intwine. It was released on 14 August 2009 by German record label Tiefdruck-Musik/Universal. Track listing All songs written by Intwine, except where noted. #"Cookie Jar" – ...

'' (2009). On October 16, 2010, Intwine revealed their breakup through its website. The group's last line-up consisted of Roger Peterson (vocals), Jacob Streefkerk (guitar), Jon Symons (guitar) and Eric Spring in 't Veld (drums).

History

Formation

Guitarist Jacob Streefkerk and bassist Touché Eusebius were childhood friends at the island of

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and played together in several bands before moving to the Netherlands. Both signed in at the

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in 2001, where they met

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n vocalist Roger Peterson. These three young musicians, who all crossed the Atlantic, started to play in a

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band,

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. Beside from their activities in Orange Grove, they also formed their own band "Intwine" in 2001, with fellow students Erwin Gielen (drums) and Kevin Hissink (guitar).

Breakthrough and first two albums (2002-2005)

In 2002 lead singer Roger Peterson was a participant in ''Idols'', the Dutch version of ''Pop Idol'', and reached the last ten finalists. Yet he decided to quit the show, after refusing to sign the ''Idols'' contract, because it wasn't supposed to allow him to play his own songs and with his own band. For him and Intwine, however, it yielded a lot of publicity and a record deal with

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. Regarding ''Idols'', Peterson later said in an interview: "The show has been a friend in court for us (Intwine), but has also been a millstone around our necks. ''Idols'' invested a lot in our notoriety and we are grateful for that. However, people relate us with a show that didn't bring any good. Be honest: that show flopped."'Los van het Idols-imago'
''

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''. 20 oktober 2004. (Dutch) Their first single "Happy?" was released in February 2003 in the

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and hit the third spot in the

. Their debut self-titled album came out that same year on October 3 and spawned three more singles: "Way Out", "Get Outta My Head" and "Let Me Be". The band was nominated for the

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and for an

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In 2004 Intwine released the DVD/live album ''The P.U.R.E. Session'', a registration of one of their live shows, for which the band was joined by percussionist Ferdinand van Duuren. The same year the band composed and recorded the song "Cruel Man" as

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for the Dutch film ''

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'' (''The Preacher)''. It was the first single of their second studio album '' Perfect'', released through

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on September 27, 2004. On March 19, 2005, ''Perfect'' was awarded with the 3FM Award for best album. "Cruel Man" reached seventh position in the Dutch Top 40 and even became number one in the Turkish charts. Drummer Erwin Gielen left the band in 2004 and was shortly replaced by Jeremy Bonarriba. In December 2004 Rocheteau Mahuwallan became Intwine's drummer. In 2005 Intwine was nominated again for an Edison Award. Intwine played at the

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festival on May 13 and also performed at

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's MetroRock festival on June 25. The same summer guitarist Kevin Hissink left the band and Jon Symons, earlier playing in a heavy metal band called Primal Rage, became his permanent substitute.

''Pyrrhic Victory'', label issues and Rumshop Sessions (2006-2007)

In February 2006 the band visited the

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and incorporated the impressions of this trip into the non-album single "Peace of Mind". They donated the single's sales profits to the

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project.

Percussionist Ferdinand van Duuren left the band in 2006, due to personal and creative dissents. Intwine wrote and recorded "Feel It" as the soundtrack for the 2006 movie ''

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'' (''Nightrun''), which also features Intwine's "For Goodness Sake". "Feel It" was also the first single of their third full-length album ''

'', released on October 9, 2006. About the record, the band stated on their website:"''Pyrrhic Victory'' was recorded with sound artist Gordon Groothedde, who also worked with Intwine on their previous albums. The result is the most impressive project so far. This is a dark record. Spare, without any filler or frills. The gloves are off in songs such as "Cut Me Loose", "For Goodness Sake" and "Solo". Disappointment and pain have seldom been conveyed so beautifully and at the same time as grippingly as they have on this third CD. Yet the record also conveys a genuine fighting spirit. Intwine is rocking harder and sounding more honest than ever." Due to internal circumstances, record label V2 was not able to promote the album, resulting in the fact that Intwine was only able to sell CD's at their live shows, making that few copies of ''Pyrrhic Victory'' were sold. At that time the band was asked by

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record label Tiefdruck-Musik, who were impressed after seeing one of Intwine's live shows, to sign to their label and to release ''Pyrrhic Victory'' also abroad of the Netherlands. However, V2 refused to drop Intwine's contract. Yet Intwine later did manage to leave V2. In 2007, Intwine toured the Dutch theatres for the first time with ''The Acoustic Rumshop Sessions''. With these shows Intwine returns to their Caribbean roots, playing their songs in styles such as

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and

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. As the soundtrack for the video game ''

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'' Intwine released the non-album single "The Chosen (Assassin's Creed)" featuring

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in November 2007.

''Kingdom of Contradiction'' and international ambitions (2008-2009)

Intwine signed to

record label Tiefdruck-Musik in 2008 to start recording their new album. During the recording process bassist Touché Eusebius and drummer Rocheteau Mahuwallan left the band and were replaced by Pablo Penton and Eric Spring in 't Veld respectively. Intwine released their fourth studio album ''

'' on August 14, 2009. The album is their first international release and contains fifteen songs that appeared on previous albums which Intwine re-recorded to present themselves abroad of the Netherlands. The album is produced by

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twist and sounded heavier, harsher and darker than before on this album. Comparisons were made to

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bands such as

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and

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. Beside of the fifteen "old" tracks, the album also contained one "new" song, namely a cover of

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", featuring Belgian vocalist

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. With their new sound Intwine opened for American alt-metal band

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on June 1, 2009 for their gig in

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and four times for Welsh "ragga-metal" band

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in February and March 2010.

''Rumshop Sessions'' EP and breakup (2010)

As a result of their ''Rumshop Sessions'' live shows, Intwine released an EP titled ''The Original Acoustic Rumshop Sessions Vol I'' on June 19, 2010, which contained studio and live recordings of songs played at those shows. On October 16, 2010, Intwine declared via its website that "the curtain had fallen". Motives for their breakup were not mentioned. Seven years after the breakup, vocalist Roger Peterson and guitarist Jon Symons collaborated under the moniker JvR. They released three songs online in the summer of 2017.

Musical style and influences

Intwine's musical style has been considered a

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with

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, and hip hop influences. Throughout the years and with several line-up changes, the band shifted from the

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of their debut album ''Intwine'' (2003) and second album ''Perfect'' (2004) to a heavier and darker sound containing more heavy metal elements on the albums ''Pyrrhic Victory'' (2006) and ''Kingdom of Contradiction'' (2009).'Nieuw Intwine is nog even wennen'
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and

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. Regarding their influences, the band has been cited to have been inspired by musical groups ranging from heavy metal to reggae such as

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, Bob Marley & The Wailers, Sublime,

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Band members

* Roger Peterson – vocals (2001–2010) *Jacob Streefkerk – guitar (2001–2010) *Jon Symons – guitar (2005–2010) *Eric Spring in 't Veld – drums (2008–2010)

Former members

*Erwin Gielen – drums (2001–2003) *Jeremy Bonarriba – drums (2003–2004) *Kevin Hissink – guitar (2001–2005) *Ferdinand van Duuren – percussion (2004–2006) *Edsel "Touché" Eusebius – bass guitar (2001–2008) *Rocheteau Mahuwallan – drums (2004–2008) *Pablo Penton – bass guitar (2008–2009)

Live members

*Roël Calister – percussion (2006–2007) *Quincell Adolphin – bass guitar (2009–2010) *Rik Kraak – bass guitar (2009–2010)

Discography

Studio albums

*''

'' (

, 2003) *'' Perfect'' ( V2, 2004) *''

'' (V2, 2006) *''

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, 2009)

EP

*''The Original Acoustic Rumshop Sessions Vol I'' (INterTWINE, 2010)

Live album/DVD

*''The P.U.R.E. Session'' (Dureco, 2004)

Singles

*"Happy?" (Dureco, 2003) *"Get Outta My Head" (Dureco, 2003) *"Way Out" (Dureco, 2003) *"Let Me Be" (Dureco, 2004) *"Cruel Man" (Dureco, 2004) *"Slow Down" (V2, 2005) *"You" (V2, 2005) *"Peace of Mind" (V2, 2006) *"Feel It" (V2, 2006) *"Solo" (V2/INterTWINE, 2007) *"Cut Me Loose" (V2/INterTWINE, 2008) *"Perfect" (Tiefdruck-Musik/INterTWINE, 2009)

Chart positions

Albums

Singles

References

External links

Official website
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