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Parade ground - Brief Presentation |
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Contributed by Vassago
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Thursday, 25 October 2007 |
 PARADE GROUND was formed in 1982 (A time when lots of bands were popping up, and disturbing rock music with a fresh and daring electro sound) by the brothers Pierre and Jean-Marc PAULY starting with more cold wave inspired songs and evolving towards an intelligent electro pop sound "avant la lettre".Their first release came in 1983 under the wings of Daniel B. and Patrick CODENYS from FRONT 242, aware of PARADE GROUND's talent and potential; they did collaborate to almost all PARADE GROUND's records and even released some material on MASK Records (FRONT 242's own label in the early days). Colin Newman (WIRE) was also in charge of a few opus. |
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Electronic substance abuse - Mp3 & Mp4 |
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Contributed by Vassago
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Thursday, 09 August 2007 |
 Electronic Substance Abuse was born in 2004 in order to try and make the transition from one extreme independent music genre to another. E.S.A. was also born to make the dancefloor a slightly less pleasant place to be and to create an unbearable sense of darkness and overall not niceness ;-) Originaly I..J.Blacker, sole member of ESA was part if the underground black metal scene in England releasing demo's and touring the stench filled rock club circuit for four years. A descision to walk a variataion of the left hand path was taken and after being seduced and drawn in by rythmical noise acts such as Converter and Sonar...I made an exit from the BM and DM scene to develop my own style of harsh yet intelligent electronic music. |
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Helalyn Flowers - An introduction to Alfa Matrix new signing |
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Contributed by Vassago
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Friday, 27 April 2007 |
 It only took 2 self-produced singles (“Disconnection” and “E-Race
Generation”) to conquer the music world, spread their sonic virus
through the net and build up a very strong, expanding and eclectic
fan-base. The band immediately received recognition from much respected
magazines like Italy’s famous rock/metal magazine “Flash”, British’s
Kaleidoscope and Germany’s Sonic Seducer magazine. Their power blend of
music brought them comparisons to bands as diverse as NIN, Orgy and The
Prodigy while their empowering female vocals builds an eloquent sonic
bridge to Garbage, Evanescence or even Bjork. In the same short period,
their song “Voices” became their first big club hit across the world
and contributed to their ascension as one of the most-wanted unsigned
newcomer bands on the famous VampireFreaks.com community / forum. |
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Sunday, 04 February 2007 |
 Started just as an experimental project and not really looking forward
to becoming anything great outside the underground scene "Comma Cuht"
was born as a side project of Ninth Schneider (Drama´s guitarrist and
programmer) mixing different styles and tendencies on industrial and
eletronica music scene. After some experiments mainly inspired by EBM,
Darkwave, Dark Electro, Synth Pop and Harsh, the idea of putting
agressive vocals over the melodies and harmony created by the synths
and keyboards got strenght and became a must. |
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Monday, 29 January 2007 |
 MEN WITH ROCKETS is a gothic/metal band from Uppsala, Sweden. The seed of MEN WITH ROCKETS was planted in vocalist & guitarist Juho Korhonen`s head in the spring of 2002. He wanted to get back to making music for real, not just for his own enjoyment. He wanted to create something that other people might find intresting, so he started spending night after night in the studio and the result would come to be the beginning of men with rockets. Later that spring on one intoxicated night, Juho met guitarist Henrik Wahlgren. They had so much in common, and they shared a musical vision. The very next day they started working and writing songs and everything just snowballed out of propotion. This, they realised, would become a great companionship. |
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