Futuristic Retro Champions are a four-headed pop gargantuan. Comprising Sita on vocals, Carla on keys, Cecilia on Bass and Harry on guitar, they write electro-pop gems that Kylie would be proud of. They are based in Glasgow. But they're new EP at http://retrochamps.bandcamp.com
Or visit them at www.myspace.com/retrochamps
Hailing from the suburban sprawl of A-Roads and roundabouts that is Telford, West Midlands the three members of Lady Fortune (Nick Robinson - Vocals, guitar; Paul Pugh - bass ; Lyndon Thompson - drums) came together through a love of infectious tunes and indelibly catchy indie-pop. Within months they were playing across the UK and in the space of a year had released 7" EPs through Wanderlust Records and respected indie label This is Fake DIY.
1.) John Steel was an American vocalist who found his biggest success in the 1920s. Described by musicologist Allan Sutton as a “working man’s John McCormack,” Steel was signed to the Victor Talking Machine Company in 1919, the same year he starred in “The Ziegfeld Follies of 1919.” An Actors Equity strike that year brought Steel into the headlines when, although siding with strikers, he was legally forced to perform.
We are currently trying to bring the 2 entries (Guy Manning & Manning) together as they both represent the same artist - So, please also check out the MANNING page Guy Manning is a singer-songwriter multi-instrumentalist with an eye toward ambitious concepts, something he shares in common with earlier artists like Cat Stevens and Roger Waters. In fact, his music has been described as an acoustic Pink Floyd (comparisons to Jethro Tull also hold).
Bluey Robinson is a singer/songwriter from London who loves music and has been doing music from as far back as he can remember. He feels that the ability to express inner thoughts and feelings through song and lyric is a blessing, playing big part in who he is. Making a career from his passion in music is his ultimate dream and he intends on going for it 110%. Currently creating an album he states he believes in, he is also working on his fanbase.
o.k. the bibles are a local toronto band that has bin playin round town for some time now...6yrs - 10yrs i'd say...they are in a nut shell fuckin briliant surf-punk, hot rob type of band..some of their trax are very similar to the ever famous Barry Adamson... moody and sultry ... great band to see in person/live but lose nothing recored either
if you haven't listen to them...check'em out
The Katharsys is born in 2001, when Hugo Figuera, a graduated pianist and Thomas Le labousse, a sound technician, start producing their first drum'n'bass tracks ,inspired by the dark grooves and demented beats of artists such as Technical Itch, Konflict ... Three years later ,after countless hours of waveshaping and savage beats processing, they were ready to give the project a substance .Since then, they've been producing fat tunes and dropping some hard sets troughout wherever.
Dick Nasty are a punk band from Brisbane, Australia.
