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Diva Suicide

DIVA SUICIDE were more of a concept and idea than reality back in 2008, with roots akin to NIN, Curve and KMFDM. After a series of line-up changes that also saw the band support My Passion and Kory Clarke's Warrior Soul during this time, 2010 sees founding member Dav Suicide morph himself into DJ Grudge taking over synth/programming/producer duties. Completing the main line-up is: Guitarist Barry Carrera, bassist Lucien and female vocalist -XS-, herself gaining a plethora of praise from the media with one magazine calling her a 'metallic Madonna'!

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Tin Omen

Tin Omen describe themselves as industrial 'electro rock' but pigeonholing them merely does them a dis-service. With influences ranging from NIN to Kylie Minogue their fan base, which began mainly in the industrial & goth genre's, is rapidly expanding to include music fans from all spheres. Originally formed in 1998 by Bryan Sutton, Bryan's almost dance style tracks, blended with his heavy guitar riffs...

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Die Laughing

UPDATE: Die Laughing reformed in 2012 to celebrate their 20th Anniversary. On the 8th May it was announced that Die Laughing would be touring with The March Violets on a selection of key UK dates in June 2012, before beginning work on a new album. More information:
http://www.facebook.com/dielaughingofficial
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History Die Laughing are mainly remembered for their input to the 90s Goth scene but their roots go much further back into the 1980s.

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She Wants Revenge

She Wants Revenge is a post-punk/darkwave duo hailing from Los Angeles, California who formed in 2005. The band is comprised of Justin Warfield (vocals, guitar, keyboards) and Adam Bravin (bass, keyboards). Accompaniment members Thomas Froggatt (guitar) and Scott Ellis (drums) join them on stage. The band have released three albums: "She Wants Revenge" (2006), "This is Forever" (2007) and "Valleyheart" (2011)