Formed in the hills of Bradford by (Terrorvision frontman) Tony Wright and co-workers Sim, Parry & Paddy whilst working on a dry stone wall site. Laika Dog play rock 'n' roll in it's purest form and have released two independant albums on their own label, a feature being the non-production.
Evanescence is a grammy-winning band founded in Little Rock, Arkansas, United States in 1995 by singer/pianist Amy Lee and guitarist Ben Moody (who left in 2003). After recording private albums, the band released their first full-length album, Fallen, in 2003, which sold more than 15 million copies worldwide and helped the band win two Grammy Awards. A year later, Evanescence released their first live album, Anywhere But Home, which sold more than one million copies worldwide.
Noir is at least 11 different artists, amongst which: 1) Whether he is travelling the world DJing at some of the finest parties on the planet, or producing tracks that gain support from the cream of the world’s dj elite, Noir (a.k.a. René Kristensen) remains one of the industry’s most respected and hard working individuals.
With over 10 years experience under his belt, Noir gave up his daytime job at the end of 2003 to focus on his dj and production career and hasn’t looked back since.
Formed in 2003 by Stephen Carey (formerly of Ireland's This Burning Effigy) together with vocalist John Stone (former manager of bands such as Vendemmian and Complicity). After an initial flurry of activity during which the band supported bands such as Red Lorry Yellow Lorry and All About Eve, they decided to cocoon themselves in the studio to write and record their first album, with Lee-Anne Burgess joining them on bass. Owing to Steve's other musical commitments ( NFD, Eden House ) this was a lengthy process....
Three artists go by the name BFG. BFG is the abbrevation for the russian skinhead band Bound for Glory. BFG is also a DJ from upstate New York whose funky, eclectic approach to beats and blends led to 2007's seamless "Medium Pimpin" mixtape, a full-length mashup of old-school and contemporary dance music. Trained at NYC's Scratch Academy, BFG learned to mix in order to perfect the mixtapes he obsessively made for friends and family. He currently spins in the Albany area and records at Guano Cellar Studios in Schenectady, still trying to perfect the art of the mixtape.
The Dead poets were originally born in 2003 under the name “the Dead Poets Society” by the hands of Chaves
and Zé Santos. During that same year, the band played several concerts in Music stores and art centres.
In 2004, and despite great reviews, the band decides to stop due to personal incompatibilities, giving birth to several other side projects.
However, in the beginning of 2005, Zé Santos and Chaves decide to bring the band back to life,
There are two artists named The Ancients. 1. The Ancients is a band from Melbourne, Australia whose one constant member is songwriter Jonathan Michell, also known from his work in Breaking The Law and Mum Smokes. Other members are Mark Rodda, Raquel Solier, and Georgina Ward. In the past, the group has variously included Henry Krips (of Wagons), Dimitrios Constantaridis, Simon Francis (also Wagons), Chris Smith and Jesse Jackson Shepherd.
Dark punk band from Portland, OR. They mix the gloomier side of UK peace punk (Lack of Knowledge) with the dark edges of 80's new wave (Chameleons, Opera De Nuit). Similiar to Spectres and Arctic Flowers.
There are four artists called Nosferatu. 1. An English gothic rock band formed 1988. 2. A hardcore DJ / producer from the Netherlands. 3. A German progressive rock band formed 1968. 4. A colombian Black metal band formed in 1993.
1. Nosferatu is an English Gothic rock band formed in March 1988 by Damien DeVille, Vlad Janicek, and Sapphire Aurora. They are one of the most successful second wave Gothic rock groups in the world.