Kataleptic is a Birmingham based death/thrash band. Starting in March of 2008, the band was created when a previous project involving three of the guys fell apart. Featuring, Matt Walton and Dan Benton of Ultio, Kataleptic is completed by Dan's Brother Scott Benton and his previous band mates Luke Davis and Sean Brown. From the band has come strong friendship, a will to make good music, and a need to make some good, no shit taking metal.
There are at least three artists by this name:
1) A crust punk / thrash metal / doom metal band from England.
2) An old school melodic death metal band from Sweden.
3) A doom metal band from Italy. 1) The British Sacrilege was a female-fronted metal band from the Midlands region of England. Despite having played relatively few gigs during their existence, Sacrilege is today recognised as an important band...
Sesame Street, New York City, New York (1967 - present)
Grover is a valiant, caring blue monster who is chock-full of childlike exuberance. The boisterous little monster often gets himself into pickles by rushing into situations without weighing the consequences. Excitable Grover loves to explain new concepts, though he sometimes has a tough time expressing his thoughts clearly. Opposites are a particularly difficult idea for him to explain, but he always manages to get his point across in the end, even though he sometimes swoons dramatically from all the effort.
Regis is one alias of Karl O'Connor, a Birmingham techno producer and founder of the Downwards imprint; other projects include Kalon, British Murder Boys alongside label-mate Anthony Child (Surgeon) and loose involvement with the enigmatic Sandwell District imprint.
An interesting rock/indie/folk acoustic band.
There are two Arcade's which inhabit this page now. The details for glam metal band appear first and then electronica act second --- Arcade was a short-lived outfit that included members from some of the biggest bands of the 80's glam metal scene. They recorded two great albums with little fanfare and eventually a chance at regaining past glories would tear the band apart.
Vocalist Stephen Pearcy left Ratt in 1992 and hooked up with drummer Fred Coury who had just walked away from Cinderella himself.
Dexys Midnight Runners - the name consistently spelled without an apostrophe - were a British post-punk and northern soul band who achieved their major success in the early to mid 1980s. The word "Dexys" in this case, comes from a colloquialism of "dextroamphetamine" or "purple hearts," a type of amphetamine diet pill that was a popular "upper" drug with England's Northern Soul scene in the 1960s.