Orlando was the most successful and visible music group to emerge from your extremely short romo movement from the mid-’90s. Led by songwriter/keyboardist Dickon Edwards, Orlando mixed the trendy, synthesized dance-pop of the first ’80s with Pulp’s feeling of purpose, the Manic Road Preachers’ feeling of outrage, Morrissey’s love of …

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b. Harry Banducci, 17 Feb 1922, Bakersfield, California, USA, d. 9 Oct 2007, SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, California, USA. Playing violin from early youth, at age 13 Banducci visited San Francisco to review music and there followed a new initial name. In 1950, he bought a membership, the starving i, …

b. 24 Sept 1902, Akron, Ohio, USA, d. 7 Oct 1986, NEW YORK, NY, USA. Crawford researched crisis at Smith University before shifting to NY where she was using the Theatre Guild’s share business from 1925. In 1931, with Harold Clurman and Lee Strasberg, she shaped The Group Theater. Crawford …

The gothic desire pop collective This Mortal Coil was probably one of the most representative bands within the 4AD label, not least because these were run by 4AD president and co-founder Ivo Watts-Russell. If they performed addresses (of Watts-Russell’s preferred performers) or originals, their materials epitomized the haunting, ethereal audio …

The creation of songwriter/guitarist Richard ‘Dickon’ Edwards (b. 3 Sept 1972, Bildeston, Suffolk, Britain), this London, England-based music group’s original employees comprised drama college graduate, previous funeral movie director and vocalist Timothy Tag Chipping, Simon Kehoe, and guitarist Stephen Jefferis. This line-up was ultimately reduced towards the primary duo of …

Among the initial klezmer revival rings in the Midwest, the Chicago-based Maxwell Road Klezmer Band continues to be playing their mixture of Yiddish pop music, dance music, and Jewish folk tunes since 1983. Called after Chicago’s occupied marketplace, Maxwell Road Klezmer Music group injects horn-driven energy in to the music …

Formed in NY in 1991, Dim Stars can be an occasional task offering Richard Hell (b. Richard Meyers, 2 Oct 1949, Lexington, Kentucky, USA; vocals/bass), Don Fleming (ex-Velvet Monkeys; B.A.L.L. ; acoustic guitar/vocals) and two users of Sonic Youth, Thurston Moore (acoustic guitar/vocals) and Steve Shelley (drums). A live three-single …

Penning music that are offbeat in narrative, but literate and emotionally disclosing, and executing them in a soulful, idiosyncratic design that unveils both strength and fragility, Pet cat Power was perhaps one of the most acclaimed singer/songwriters to emerge in the 1990s indie rock and roll scene, a original artist …

The vocalist and songwriter Steve Clayton could be said to possess a career something similar to that of Mel Tormé, without the fame. On the other hand, Tormé, with all his songwriting skill, never developed a record such as for example “Stay out of this Clear Building,” concocted for the …