’77

An unashamedly noisy and very pleased hard rock-band with a solid AC/DC impact, Spanish rockers ’77 — named for the year if they was feeling rock & move was in specifically great form — was shaped in 2005 by brothers Armand Valeta (business lead vocals and tempo electric guitar) and …

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The Snowdonnas

Previously called the Transmitters, the Texan shoegazer-rock band the Snowdonnas swirl across the same depth and musical beauty simply because Ride as well as the Ocean Blue did ten years just before. Timothy Light, Niki Saukam, Otto Bahn, and Bysshe Mourningstar shaped the group in 2001, sifting upon lush melodies …

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Tryo

Chilean progressive rock-band formed in the first ’80s by Ismael Cortez about acoustic and guitar, Francisco Cortez about bass and cello, and Felix Carbone about drums. Tryo’s 1st album premiered in 1996, combined by Gonzalo Herrera. That record was accompanied by 1998’s Crudo and 1999’s Patrimonio. In the entire year …

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Tom Hamilton

Examined with John Downey, Thom Mason, Robert Wykes. Pianist, synthesizer. Movie director of Electronic Music/Documenting Studio room at Washington School, 1971-80. Sound and music movie director at Innervision, St. Louis, MO. Manufacturer “Cool in the Tone” series, NYC. Collaborated using the past due professional photographer Ernst Haas (1983). Live show …

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Eudóxia de Barros

The classical pianist Eudóxia de Barros, the main interpreter of Ernesto Nazareth’s works, had a good background with renowned teachers like Magda Tagliaferro, Pierre Kostanoff, Lazare Lévy, and Pierre Sancan. In 1953, having been chosen like a soloist from the Brazilian Symphonic Orchestra within an open up contest, she carried …

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Five Way Mirror

Created by ’90s space rock and roll notables Windy and Carl with an area friend and fellow musician, Greg Gasiorowski, Five Way Reflection mixed the duo’s drones and post-shoegaze guitar echoes with Gasiorowski’s shadowy electronic bent. Gasiorowski himself details Five Way Reflection as inspired partly with his are Toemass, explaining …

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Charlie Singleton

Pop songwriter Charlie Singleton (or Charles) is most beneficial known for co-writing “Strangers in the night time,” the number-one strike that revitalized Frank Sinatra’s profession in 1966. Never to end up being baffled with another songwriter from the same name (who frequently partnered with Rose Marie McCoy), this Charlie Singleton …

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Shirley Rumsey

Shirley Rumsey studied lute and tone of voice on the Royal University of Music, London. There she became thinking about single vocal music followed by lute and she shortly developed a distinctive career where she performs this repertoire. Furthermore to single recitals, she often collaborates with lutenist Christopher Wilson with …

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The Marquis of Kensington

The Marquis of Kensington was actually Robert Wace, the former supervisor from the Kinks. The funny thing is usually, his only solitary release (documented for Immediate Information in 1967), “The Changing from the Safeguard,” can be a nostalgia-drenched piece that noises a little like Ray Davies’ vamping from the United …

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Low Millions

Hailing from LA, the choice pop/rock clothing Low Thousands feature singer/guitarist Adam Cohen, guitarist Michael Chaves, bassist Jorgen Carlsson, and drummer Eric Eldenius. Before he released Low Thousands, Cohen — boy of famed vocalist/songwriter Leonard Cohen — released a self-titled single work in 1998. He also taken care of a …

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