The Badical are a two piece London based electronic music group. Currently unsigned. "Anybody that’s ever tried to pull off a live Reaktor set either secretly cheated and just played an mp3 or can attest to the pure chaos this sort of performance is pre-destined to end up in. The Badical relish in this sort of chaos, their live set is a non-stop death charge of insanity." Dont panic! interview
Haujobb (not to be confused with the demogroup of the same name) formed as a trio in 1993 in Germany, with B. Junemann being the third member to the current duo of Dejan and Daniel. Their first release was on cassette only, the now hopelessly out of print Drift Wheeler. This embryonic issue brought them to the attention of Off Beat records, who released their first CD, Homes and Gardens, later that same year.
There is more than one artist called Shapes: [1] Shapes are a 3 piece band from Birmingham.
SHAPES has been going since January 08. They released their debut EP in May 08 and toured with OK Pilot, and have continued gigging throughout the UK. "...a passionately convicted music drawing in the power of post-hardcore, the technicality of mathcore and the uplifting fist-in-the-air ethic of punkrock."
There is more than one artist called Quasimodo. 1. Diego Abaribi and Roby Arduini are the producers of Quasimodo.
This Italian eurodance project released several singles like "I Need Loving You", "Let It Out", "All I Want Is You" and "Memories". 2. Quasimodo is an alternative title for the musical "The Hunchback of Notre Dame", used by CSG Het Noordik from the Netherlands, and a French musical group.
Being highly influenced by legendary folk acts such as Bob Dylan, Neil Young and Carole King, as well as more contemporary acts such as Ryan Adams, and Ray LaMontagne- to name but a few, Ellen and the Escapades have found a happy medium with their tight, down to earth, organic sound. Having released their debut single Without You on their home-grown record label Branch Out Records in May 2009, the band have received plenty of attention, with plays on BBC Radio 2, Radio Leeds, and BBC Radio 6.
Rebecca Black (born June 21, 1997) is an American pop singer who gained worldwide attention with her 2011 single "Friday". Her mother paid $4000 to have the single and an accompanying music video put out as a vanity release through the record label ARK Music Factory. The song was co-written and produced by Clarence Jey and Patrice Wilson of ARK Music Factory. After the video went viral on YouTube and other social media sites, "Friday" was derided by many music critics and viewers, who dubbed it "the worst song ever.
There is more than one artist with this name: 1) Fake is an anonymous songwriting duo consisting, let's say, the brothers Jack and Jake Fake from, let's say, Baltimore USA. Their first release was their re arranged version of Lou Reed's classic "I'm waiting for the man" originally released in 1967 on the legendary The Velvet Underground and Nico album produced by Andy Warhol. Their latest tune is 1.2.3.
The Coup is a political hip hop group based in Oakland, California. It formed as a three-member group in 1992 with rappers (Raymond) Boots Riley and E-Roc along with DJ Pam the Funkstress. E-Roc left on amicable terms after the group's second album, but appears on the track "Breathing Apparatus" on The Coup's third album, Steal This Album. The group is now a duo. The Coup, part of the sub-genre of political hip hop, is politically radical and Marxist in their music, and align themselves with other radical hip-hop groups like dead prez.
Carbon Parlour is a UK based music producer. Her electro house and jackin' house sounds have made it onto Kissy Sell Outs BBC show, Charles Feelgoods Top 10 on Beatport and have also earned her a number 3 spot on Trackitdowns charts. Signed to labels such as Jack Union, WoNKed and Bone Idle Records she has had multiple EP and remix releases since 2008. In September 2010 she founded Bone Idle Records.