Dbkaos

   
Artist: Dbkaos

   Genre(s): 
Electronic: Progressive
   

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Discography:


   
 Art Of Sacrifice

   Year: 2003   
Tracks: 6

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Letters to Cleo

   
Artist: Letters to Cleo

   Genre(s): 
Rock
   

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Discography:


   
 Sister

   Year: 1998   
Tracks: 11

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The pop/rock grouping Letters to Cleo formed in 1990 in Boston, where many youth bands get down to grow a fan base by pickings advantage of airplay on local college radio stations of the Cross. Guitarists Greg McKenna actually started Letters to Cleo as some other mathematical group. When he went in search of a desktop singer for his card, he establish vocalist Kay Hanley. The original band fell apart a few months later. McKenna and Hanley stayed on, and that's when they came up with the distinguish Letters to Cleo and switched to more than of a big businessman pop ring. The twosome added some other guitarist to the commingle, Michael Eisenstien. After some time went by, drummer Stacy Jones united, and then bassist Scott Reibling.


The gifted five seemed to click, personally and musically. Letters to Cleo adage its offset recording, Break of the day Gory Alice, hit the market in 1993. It was released under the local Cherry Disc Records label. The debut record album did better than expected, and soon the band had the full attention of the major-label Giant Records. Giant did a re-release of Daybreak Gory Alice in 1994. It was followed by the soph recording Wholesale Meats and Fish a year later. The grouping as well put out a match of notable singles in 1995, "Awake" and "Here & Now." A medicine video was shot for the latter and gained good photograph on MTV. The melodic line was even exploited on the popular indicate Melrose Place for its hit soundtrack. For all the things that seemed to be expiration right, the second record album, Wholesale Meats and Fish, didn't do comfortably. It would be 2 years earlier the next album, Go, appeared. It was released under the Revolution Records label. By this time, drummer Stacy Jones had parted shipway with Letters to Cleo to connect the mathematical group Veruca Salt, and Tom Polce had taken the spot left vacant. The group gave it another hear in 1998 with Sister. Some of the tracks fans can love from these last iI recordings are "Orphic Agent," "Dreams," "Never Tell," "Anchor," "Because of You," and "I Got Time."


Along the manner, the chemical group toured continuously, Kay Hanley marital Michael Eisenstein, Stacy Jones rejoined the team shortly, and a good time was had by all. But on May fourth of 2000, Letters to Cleo played its last gig, suitably enough it happened in Boston, where the band started. The adjacent calendar month, the local newspaper, the Boston Globe, made the announcement official. The group did knead together for a spell yearner at least, because of a gestural contract that had them obligated to finish process on Molly-O, an alive series for television system. After that, most of the members were looking at onwards to testing stunned their skills as solo artists, in one form or another.

Kid Rock's New Gig: The Hospital Bed

Looks like the devil has a cause after all! Kid Rock has been hospitalized for stomach cramps and dehydration. The rocker was set to perform onstage at the U.K.'s Download Festival Friday, but had to cancel last minute due to his health conditions.

A statement from the organizers of the festival says, "We've had the curse of Download. Kid Rock is not very well -- we've had to rush him to hospital ... he apologizes to his fans." Rock had reportedly been out at the Central London's Whisky Mist nightclub the night before the concert.

Calls to Rock's rep have not been returned.



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From A Second Story Window

   
Artist: From A Second Story Window

   Genre(s): 
Metal
   

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Discography:


   
 Delenda

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 10


   
 Not One Word Has Been Omitted

   Year: 2003   
Tracks: 5

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In the self-penned life history on their web site, From a Second Story Window draw their work by saying, "Simply put, we are trying to create euphony for attention-deficit people," and the group's tight, infuriated blend of math rock candy, hard-core, and demise alloy, henpecked by precise, stop-on-a-dime shifts of pace and melody, sure as shooting sounds like the hard stone equivalent of Ritalin. Most of the members of From a Second Story Window hail from Warren, OH, a humble town along the Ohio/Pennsylvania border (the group's motto is "Ohiovania Dudecore") which doesn't gas a good deal of a music scene. The band formed in 2002 to document the free environment of their dwelling and to advertise the boundaries of the resistance metal sounds they believed were ontogeny stale. In 2003, the band self-released a five-song album, The Cassanda Complex, which intrigued both critics and fans alike; the adventurous metal tag Black Market Activities signed the band, and the phonograph record was reissued in 2004 with the new claim Not One Word Has Been Omitted. The lineup for the debut was Sean Vandegrift on lead story vocals, Rob Hileman and Derek Vasconi on guitars, Joe Sudrovic on bass, and Nick Huffman on drums, merely by the time the ring returned for their sec record album, Delenda, in 2006, Vandegrift left the group and Will Jackson took over as atomic number 82 singer, punctuating his guttural howls with occasional abound of melodic natural-sounding vocals. Extensive touring followed the release of Delenda, with Paul Misko taking over on guitar later Vasconi parted slipway with the ring.

Mayfield, Ruffins to "battle" during Hornets halftime show

Trumpeters Irvin Mayfield and Kermit Ruffins are slated to stage a trumpet "battle" during halftime of Monday night's Hornets-Spurs game at the New Orleans Arena. Friendly rivals on the local jazz scene, Mayfield and Ruffins staged semi-annual battles -- each...

Tower of Rome

   
Artist: Tower of Rome

   Genre(s): 
Rock
   

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Discography:


   
 All Is Lost...All Is Lost...All Is Yet to Be Found

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 10

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The Gutter Twins - Saturnalia

The Gutter Twins - Saturnalia

They've been teasing fans with their collaborations since The Twilight Singers' 'Blackberry Belle' in 2003 and now, after what seems like forever and a day, grunge's two great survivors Greg Dulli and Print Lanegan live up to every desire with the colossal 'Saturnalia'.
Longtime masters of sun-goes-down music, the duet get created ace of those rattling rare albums that would lay down you happy to see shorter days. For either military man for each one of these 12 journeys to the wickedness end of the street warrants a property on a C. H. Best Of and the ambience of sexual love, lust and religious references they hook you into is so addictive that you'd scour the Internet for the outakes, the unfinished and the cast-offs.
On that point are rockers ('God's Children', 'Idle Children'), ballads ('I Was in Passion with You', 'The Body') and dirges ('All Misery/Flowers', 'Bete Noire'), stunning duets ('Front Street', 'Who Will Lead Us') and a guitar solo so maniacal that any metal lord would be thrilled to call it theirs. And with every listen grows the look that this is far likewise great to be a one-off.
1 of the best reasons to recall 2008.
Harry




Rolf Kuhn