Artist: Artix Vs Glacial Storm
Genre(s):
Trance
Discography:
The Answer
Year: 2007
Tracks: 4
Wednesday, 9 July 2008
Cyrus to host Teen Choice Awards
Actress Miley Cyrus will host this summer�s Teen Choice awards in the U.S., BBC?News Online reports.
The 15-year-old, who shot to fame as the star of Disney�s Hannah Montana, has also been nominated for four awards, including best comedy actress.
TV series Gossip Girl leads the way with 14 nominations, whilst singer Chris Brown is up for nine awards.
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D-Bridge
Artist: D-Bridge
Genre(s):
Drum & Bass
Discography:
The Monochrome EP
Year: 2005
Tracks: 4
Soul R (SOULR017)
Year: 2005
Tracks: 2
Something To Hide-PROMO
Year: 2005
Tracks: 2
Live In Estonia
Year: 2004
Tracks: 1
Exit (EXIT002)
Year: 2004
Tracks: 2
Chemlab
Artist: Chemlab
Genre(s):
Pop: Pop-Rock
Discography:
East Side Militia
Year: 1999
Tracks: 13
Influenced by Throbbing Gristle and '80s industrial bands, Jared Hendriksen (vocals, programming) and Dylan Thomas More (programming) met up in Washington, D.C. in the late '80s. The duette began recording as Chemlab with the Ten Ton Pressure EP in 1990, and a go with Nine Inch Nails the following year gained them a larger interview. After sign language with Metal Blade, Hendriksen and More assembled a band (guitarist Steve Watson, bassist Ned Wahl and drummer Mark Kermanj) to record Burn Out at the Hydrogen Bar, which was released in 1994. The following year, Chemlab re-released their debut EP on the mini-LP Magnetic Field Remixes, along with i new lead and several remixes. Their second album, Lower East Side Militia, appeared in the fall of 1996; Burn Out at the Hydrogen Bar followed ternary days later.
Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed
Meat Beat Manifesto
Artist: Meat Beat Manifesto
Genre(s):
Techno
Rock
Other
Electronic
Discography:
R.U.O.K.?
Year: 2002
Tracks: 12
Actual Sounds and Voices
Year: 1998
Tracks: 15
Mindstream
Year: 1993
Tracks: 4
Satyricon
Year: 1992
Tracks: 16
Storm the studio
Year: 1989
Tracks: 14
At The Center
Year:
Tracks: 12
Evil Dead marks 300th show
mi6
Artist: mi6
Genre(s):
Rock: Punk-Rock
Discography:
Punk Rock is Your Friend
Year: 2002
Tracks: 1
Lunchbox
Year: 2001
Tracks: 12
2000 - Alcoholiday
Year: 2000
Tracks: 22
The 4 that makes up mi6 hails from Lawrence, KS, and infuses its blithesome thug music with the Midwestern values that get along from the open plains. Kenny Peterson, guitar and lead-in vocals (born Kenny Peterson III, 1971, Milwaukee, WI), started his first band, One Way, piece still in heights school. After he joined the Army, he base time to practice his guitar day-to-day while stationed in San Antonio. In 1991, he enrolled at the University of Kansas and in 1993 started doing the vocals for Cockpit Biscuit (CB). When its guitar player left, Peterson slipped into the dual role of guitar player and vocaliser. From 1994 to 1996, Cockpit Biscuit managed to record deuce albums and a few videos in addition to hatchway for some better-known bands. In 1997, when its bass player left to go to work at Microsoft, the banding dissolved. Peterson decided to keep abreast his love for new wave tinder and cast an ad in the paper; Aaron Riffel, bass and backing vocals (born 1976, Topeka, KS), responded.
Riffel fell in sexual love with music and the drums when he was octonary, influenced by Sammy Hagar's telecasting "I Can't Drive 55," simply didn't get his number one guitar until he was 13. He shortly establish his true corner when he acquired a bass and joined with friends to form the Deprived. The banding recorded one album and played about Kansas for around a class and a half in front dissolution in 1997. Then, Riffel met Peterson and they worked with various musicians with the sole estimation of playing songs that were fun and writing lyrics that represented real life as they saw it. With Joe Weaver (from Cockpit Biscuit) as the drummer, the trio continued to write and play gigs locally. They shortly chose the distinguish mi6 and off the road touring. In 1998, mi6 cut off its first base self-titled demo and began opening for bands such as Ten Foot Pole, L7, the Suicidal Tendencies, and Good Riddance. Weaver finally left to follow his erotic love for blues and jazz. In March 1999, Peterson and Riffel met David White (guitar and backing vocals) and Jimmy Coles (drums and rhythm section) whose isthmus 2 Player Option open for them. The iV plant their styles fit perfectly.
Jacques Louis David White (born 1977, Ann Arbor, MI) started playing acoustic guitar when quite loretta Young and in fifth degree was enrolled in a classical schooltime of music. He studied there 2 eld, managed to get out, bought an 85-dollar guitar from a JC Penney's catalog, and started practicing heavy metal riffs. In 1991, he formed Muck Rake, his first isthmus. After graduating from high school in 1996, White went to the University of Kansas and in 1997, he met Jimmy Coles (born James Oscar Coles IV, 1977, Griesheim, Germany).
Coles loved drums, just at the urging of his band instructor, played trombone for eight eld. During high school, he lived in South Korea and managed to get some drumsticks and conjoin the toughie band BENCH. This was one of the few punk bands in Seoul. Later, at the University of Kansas, Coles met White and they formed the 2 Player Option. This band recorded 2 demos and played gigs locally for two long time until it incorporated with mi6.
Alcoholiday, mi6's first full-length CD, was recorded during the summer of 1999 and released by Sump Pump Records in May 2000. Rave reviews carried it to number one on wWW.GarageBand.com. The New York Times contacted mi6 and did a front-page article on them (the isthmus shared the page with Bill Clinton and Yassar Arafat). mi6 besides recorded the track "Stupid Little Things" on the compilation Local Super Heroes released by Syde-Sho Productions; "Lezbian Girlfriends" on the compilation A Really Big Mouth; and "The Good Life" on the compilation Making Noise: A Tribute to Weezer, released by Skunk Ape Records.
By August 2000, record labels were soliciting the isthmus and in March 2001, afterwards many months of negotiating, mi6 signed with Kung Fu. Lunchbox, mi6's sophomore full-length, was released by Kung Fu in October 2001. Kung Fu besides released the picture soundtrack That Darn Punk, with mi6 playing "Jabberjaw." With iI strong guitarists, great championship vocals, and songs that ar generally first person tale, mi6 continues to create that wholesome, Midwestern relationship with its listeners.
Spike Lee set to film Stew's Tony-winning rock musical 'Passing Strange'
NEW YORK - Spike Lee will film "Passing Strange," Stew's rock musical journey of self-discovery, during performances next week at Broadway's Belasco Theatre, it was announced Wednesday.
The movie, budgeted at about $2 million, will be shot July 19 at both the matinee and evening performances, Steve Klein, the film's producer, said Wednesday at a news conference. The stage production will also be filmed at two other times in the theatre without audiences present.
"Musicians are the greatest artists on this Earth," said Lee, a big fan of the musical since seeing it at the Public Theater last year. "What we are really doing is really a hybrid. We are filming the play."
Lee, director of such films as "Do the Right Thing," "Malcolm X" and "She's Gotta Have It," said there would be surprises in the film but declined to amplify. "Then it wouldn't be a surprise," he said.
Klein, also one of the producers of the Broadway production, said a distribution deal for the movie had not been set, either for release as a feature film or for showing on a premium cable channel.
"Passing Strange," written by Stew and his longtime collaborator Heidi Rodewald, was workshopped at the Sundance Institute in Utah and was done at Berkeley Rep in California before coming to off-Broadway in 2007. The show opened on Broadway in February to enthusiastic reviews.
The musical tells the show of a young musician, played by Daniel Breaker, who travels to Europe in search of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll. Stew wrote the show's book, which won a Tony Award in June, as well as the lyrics. He co-wrote the music with Rodewald. The director is Annie Dorsen.
Stew was born Mark Stewart, but uses just the name Stew.
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Goldfrapp raise Glastonbury's temperature with erotic dancers
Goldfrapp played an engagingly eccentric afternoon set on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury today (June 29), which involved some rather provocative dancing.
Frontwoman Alison Goldfrapp, wearing a technicolour outfit featuring material strips that flailed in the wind took to the stage with her band that included a harpist, three backing singers, a violinist plus guitarists, a keyboard player and a percussionist.
The singer kept conversation to a minimum as she opened her set with a series of mellow, atmospheric numbers including 'A&E' and 'Happiness', thanking the crowd for their applause briefly between songs.
During 'Little Bird' two female dancers joined Goldfrapp at the front of the stage, performing a sexual slow, dance which involved the pair cupping their own breasts and bending over to show their backsides and white knickers to the audience.
Later in the set, during 'Happiness', four dancers, clad in flamboyant body-tight suits danced in unison at the front of the stage.
"I insist you join in this one, please!" declared Goldfrapp before playing 'Ooh La La' as the crowd responded with enthusiastic cheers.
The eroticism of the set went up a notch during 'Caravan Girl', with two bikini-clad pole dancers performed impressive moves on poles erected at the back of the stage, this was followed later by two dancers in bikinis and wolf masks who gyrated at the front of the stage and posed provocatively for the cameras.
The group then ended their set with a raunchy rendition of 'Strict Machine'.
Goldfrapp played:
�Utopia�
'A&E'
'You Never Know'
'The Goodwill'
'Clowns'
'Little Bird'
'Number One'
'Happiness'
'Ooh La La'
'Caravan Girl'
'Deep Honey'
'Strict Machine'
Keep up with all the action from Glastonbury this weekend (June 27-29) as it happens on NME.COM. For news, pictures and blogs keep checking the NME.COM's Glastonbury Festival page. Plus make sure you get next week's issue of NME - on UK newsstands from July 2 - for the ultimate Glastonbury review.
Jun 30, 2008 at Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow -
Jul 1, 2008 at Sage Arena, Gateshead -
More Goldfrapp tickets
Frontwoman Alison Goldfrapp, wearing a technicolour outfit featuring material strips that flailed in the wind took to the stage with her band that included a harpist, three backing singers, a violinist plus guitarists, a keyboard player and a percussionist.
The singer kept conversation to a minimum as she opened her set with a series of mellow, atmospheric numbers including 'A&E' and 'Happiness', thanking the crowd for their applause briefly between songs.
During 'Little Bird' two female dancers joined Goldfrapp at the front of the stage, performing a sexual slow, dance which involved the pair cupping their own breasts and bending over to show their backsides and white knickers to the audience.
Later in the set, during 'Happiness', four dancers, clad in flamboyant body-tight suits danced in unison at the front of the stage.
"I insist you join in this one, please!" declared Goldfrapp before playing 'Ooh La La' as the crowd responded with enthusiastic cheers.
The eroticism of the set went up a notch during 'Caravan Girl', with two bikini-clad pole dancers performed impressive moves on poles erected at the back of the stage, this was followed later by two dancers in bikinis and wolf masks who gyrated at the front of the stage and posed provocatively for the cameras.
The group then ended their set with a raunchy rendition of 'Strict Machine'.
Goldfrapp played:
�Utopia�
'A&E'
'You Never Know'
'The Goodwill'
'Clowns'
'Little Bird'
'Number One'
'Happiness'
'Ooh La La'
'Caravan Girl'
'Deep Honey'
'Strict Machine'
Keep up with all the action from Glastonbury this weekend (June 27-29) as it happens on NME.COM. For news, pictures and blogs keep checking the NME.COM's Glastonbury Festival page. Plus make sure you get next week's issue of NME - on UK newsstands from July 2 - for the ultimate Glastonbury review.
Jun 30, 2008 at Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow -
Jul 1, 2008 at Sage Arena, Gateshead -
More Goldfrapp tickets
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