Improvising group based in Edinburgh, Scotland formed by composer & bass player Dave Conway and features Steve Kettley on saxes, Stuart Allardyce on guitar and Des Travis on drums - think Bitches Brew meets Zappa on ECM.........and beyond...............http://www.myspace.com/egoergoaggro
There are three artists with this name: (1) KiDDO sound like a musical ménage à trois between The Strokes, U2 and The Killers. More fun than a High School Musical Sing-along at a silent disco, these purveyors of riff-laden indie-pop are probably the sound of tomorrow… if the sound of tomorrow turns out to be riff-laden indie-pop. Which they reckon it will. “KiDDO have a fine line in maximum rock and roll, enough hooks to hang tonight’s huge curtains on and anthems that burrow into the brain” – NME
"A five piece with a healthy glow about them... Progressive post-rock Englishness that has a warm dew-fresh glisten to it - they’re in to those rather current indie-mathy areas again, that quietly spiralling epicness, those slightly angsty vocal lines - they have heir own beauty though, a comfort not questioned, and they understand the power of understated restraint and that a quiet less is so often so much more than more noise and aggression.
There is more than one artist with this name.
#1 - British folk/pop band from the end of the 80s fronted by Rebecca Pidgeon. Further members: Roger Fife, Erika Spotswood (Erika Woods), Anthony Coote. #2 - A San Diego based jazz group. #3 - short-lived girl group consisting of Alexis Krauss, Jayme-lyn Amoscato, Candy Paulino & Alice Tai. Krauss later became part of duo Sleigh Bells. #4 - A reggae/dub/jazz group from Brisbane, Australia featuring Peter Hunt of Kooii.
Molly Wagger were formed at the start of 2007. With the help of a couple of guitars, a synth, a piano, a bass, drums, a laptop and one (sometimes two) violins they have produced a folky-progressive-electronic cake. After playing various gigs around Edinburgh in their first year they have just completed a "mini tour" of London and Oxford with the very talented band- i said yes. This "tour" has given Molly Wagger a taste for it and hope to play many a gig this coming summer.
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There is more than one artist with this name: 1) Formed in Edinburgh, August 2006. The Vivians were made by long term friends and strangers; Damon, Chris, Kit, Scott & John who are now based in London. With their "gives a fuck" attitude The Vivians do nothing by halves. This attitude may be reminiscent of "punk" although their music refreshingly takes influence from a broader musical spectrum. Twin guitars fighting one another for the rawest...
Miss Frank are a girl group formed by Simon Cowell during the bootcamp stage of The X Factor, a UK talent show on ITV. They're being mentored by Louis Walsh and have been hailed as the best group on the competition. They are formed of Graziella Affinita, Shar Alexandar and Shaniece Davis. They were originally 3 seperate solo acts but were rejected at the 2nd stage of the show and got a second chance when Simon Cowell told them they could carry on if they combined as a trio. Currently they are battling amongst the final 12 acts to win The X Factor.
Midas Fall are a four piece Edinburgh based alt/post rock band who draw influence from post rock, alternative and progressive music to create melodic, epic, effect driven tunes. The current Midas Fall line-up was formed in September 2008, comprising of: Elizabeth Heaton - vox / rhythm guitar / programming
Rowan Burn - Guitars
Paul McGowan - Bass
Nic Ross - Drums In January 2009 the band released the 'Century EP', available for CD purchase or download from the official website www.
Boards of Canada are an electronic music duo from Edinburgh, Scotland, UK, formed in 1986 and comprised of brothers Mike Sandison (born 1 June 1970) and Marcus Eoin (born 21 July 1971). They have released a number of works, most notably the studio albums Music Has the Right to Children (1998), Geogaddi (2002), and The Campfire Headphase (2005) on the pioneering electronic music label Warp. Their fourth album Tomorrow's Harvest was released in June 2013.