Artist: L.A.Work
Genre(s):
Trance
Discography:
Congas Del Sol
Year: 2004
Tracks: 6
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Color Tango
Artist: Color Tango
Genre(s):
Latin
Folk
Discography:
Pugliese inedito
Year: 2005
Tracks: 15
Con Estilo... Vol.3
Year:
Tracks: 12
Con estilo... vol.2
Year:
Tracks: 17
Con estilo... vol.1
Year:
Tracks: 17
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Saturday 21 June 2008
Absu
Artist: Absu
Genre(s):
Metal: Death,Black
Discography:
Tara
Year: 2001
Tracks: 9
Exhibit V Tara
Year: 2001
Tracks: 13
In The Eyes Of Ioldanach
Year: 1998
Tracks: 4
The Third Storm Of Cythraul
Year: 1997
Tracks: 10
The Sun Of Tiphareth
Year: 1995
Tracks: 7
Temple Of Offal
Year:
Tracks: 3
First formed as "Portal tomb" in 1989 by Shaftiel (vocals/guitar/bass) and Equitant Ifernain (lead guitar, bass), the black/death metal band Absu hails from the least likely of uttermost metal watering grounds: Dallas, Texas. By 1991, the list change to Absu (borrowed from ancient Mesopotamian beliefs) had interpreted effect, 2 demos, "Divinity Sorcery" and "Return of the Ancients" were in the lav, and independent Gothic Records was exhibit interest in the self-proclaimed "mythological occult alloy" group. Drummer/vocalist Proscriptor (a.k.a. Russ R. Givens) joined short after the release of the next year's The Temples of Offal E.P., and his donnish lyrics and songwriting began to dominate the band, starting with 1993's uncut debut Barathrum. Absu then gestural with France's famous Osmose Productions, which issued their subsequent efforts, Sun of Tiphareth (1995), ...And Shineth Unto the Cold Cometh (E.P., 1995), The Third Storm of Cythraul (1997), and In the Eyes of Ioldánach (E.P., 1998). Each of these displayed progressively elaborate studies of unknown religious mysticism (Sumerian, Gaelic, you nominate it!), and, and light-emitting diode to tours with the likes of Impaled Nazarene and Enslaved, portion Absu cut up a position of immense respect within black alloy circles. 2001's long-awaited Tara focussed on Celtic legend and obtained even greater acclaim, only was the net to feature longtime member Equitant.
RyanDan
Artist: RyanDan
Genre(s):
Pop
Discography:
RyanDan
Year: 2007
Tracks: 13
Ryan and Dan Kowarsky, born in 1979, ar the two halves that make up pop-classical vocal power duet RyanDan. Brought up in an affluent suburbia of Toronto, the Kowarsky brothers spent their former days observation their opera-singing father from the wings of local theaters. By the age of 4 both brothers had followed his lead and began performing in musicals and plays. The brothers' identical appearing allowed them to split roles, wish the lead in Chief Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, which they shared piece placid in high school. Weened on Pavarotti and falling in dearest with Stevie Wonder in their teen years, the Kowarsky brothers set their sites on the vocal pop humanity early. Accompanied by a friend, Ryan and Dan waltzed into Sony Music Canada's office in Toronto and panax quinquefolius in the hall at the age of 18. They left with a record administer, which would go on to garner them their first platinum record. As members of the boy band B4-4, the Kowarskys were introduced to the public and internal workings of the medicine industry, but disillusioned with the shopworn, uninteresting music they had to perform. As they mature the brothers chose to strickle out on their have as a pop-classical duette, committal to writing and selecting their have repertoire. For their debut acquittance, RyanDan, the Kowarskys collaborated with veterans like kinfolk creative person Judie Tzuke and manufacturer Steve Anderson. Singles such as "Like the Sun" and "The Face" north Korean won a place on Canadian pop charts, an improbable destination for medicine with such a hellenic pitch. The record located on Canada's Top hundred in the year of its departure, 2007.
Armageddon
Artist: Armageddon
Genre(s):
Metal: Death,Black
Metal: Heavy
Rock
Discography:
Kill Yourself Or Die
Year: 2004
Tracks: 11
Three
Year: 2002
Tracks: 10
Heavy Metal Saga
Year: 2002
Tracks: 14
Crossing The Rubicon
Year: 1997
Tracks: 10
Armageddon
Year: 1975
Tracks: 5
Armageddon is a side project helmed by Swedish guitar player Christopher Amott in his unornamented time from Arch Enemy -- the band he runs with brother Michael (of Carcass fame). Like Arch Enemy, Armageddon performs speedy, thrash-based heavy metal, informed by new death and fateful alloy undercurrents. Their first album, 1997's Crossing the Rubicon, as well featured vocaliser Jonas Nyren, bassist Martin Bengtsson, and drummer Peter Wildoer. The lowest deuce were briefly tangled with Arch Enemy as well (playing on 1998's Stigmata), and it was no surprise when Amott borrowed AE's Daniel Erlandsson to drumfish on Armageddon's tardy sophomore exploit, Embrace the Mystery, in 2000. The album also featured Last Tribe members Rickard Bengtsson (vocals) and Dick Lowgren (basso), just both of them were kaput by the sentence of 2002's only named Three, which base Amott taking over Tobias Gustafsson (of Eucharist).
The Shjins To Release New Album On Own Record Label
The Shins will release their as-yet-untitled fourth album on frontman James Mercer’s own record label, it's been revealed.
The deal with Aural Apothecary records, which is an all-encompassing pressing and distribution agreement, has thrown into question the band’s future with Sub Pop records.
The Shins have released their last three records – ‘Oh, Inverted World’, ‘Chutes Too Narrow’ and ‘Wincing the Night Away’ – with the popular indie label.
Speaking to Billboard, the band’s manager Ian Montone said that new deal Aural Apothecary might not be the end of their relationship with Sub Pop.
"That partner could very well remain Sub Pop, who have done a remarkable job with the band and have a great staff of people who really love music,” he said.
“It could be a digital partner with respect to other rights. All of this is being determined. The first goal is to make the record and see where that takes us."
Commenting on the news, Sub Pop general manager Megan Jasper said that the label would “love to continue working with” the band.
The band's last album, 'Wincing The Night Away', charted at number tow on the US Billboard album chart last year.
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Rivers removed from TV show over curses
Comedienne Joan Rivers was yesterday removed from the ITV show 'Loose Women' after she used bad language live on air.
The 75-year-old star used expletives when referring to actor Russell Crowe.
She later said that she thought that the curses would be bleeped out of the show.
Referring to one of the words that she used, Rivers said: "People have heard it in 'Sex and the City', it's such a common word."
"I said: 'I apologise'. Everyone apologised. It was hilariously funny," she said.
"I would be delighted to go back if they would apologise and give me a gift," she joked.
An ITV spokeswoman said: "We would like to apologise to 'Loose Women' viewers for the inappropriate language used by Joan Rivers on today's show."
"Presenter Jackie Brambles immediately apologised to viewers and reiterated this apology later in the show."
"An editorial decision was taken that Joan Rivers should not appear in the final part of the programme."
"Loose Women guests are always briefed that it is a live daytime show and as such are reminded not to swear or use inappropriate language."
The 75-year-old star used expletives when referring to actor Russell Crowe.
She later said that she thought that the curses would be bleeped out of the show.
Referring to one of the words that she used, Rivers said: "People have heard it in 'Sex and the City', it's such a common word."
"I said: 'I apologise'. Everyone apologised. It was hilariously funny," she said.
"I would be delighted to go back if they would apologise and give me a gift," she joked.
An ITV spokeswoman said: "We would like to apologise to 'Loose Women' viewers for the inappropriate language used by Joan Rivers on today's show."
"Presenter Jackie Brambles immediately apologised to viewers and reiterated this apology later in the show."
"An editorial decision was taken that Joan Rivers should not appear in the final part of the programme."
"Loose Women guests are always briefed that it is a live daytime show and as such are reminded not to swear or use inappropriate language."
Cameron steps out with model
Cameron Diaz�s romance with Paul Sculfor may be getting serious, femalefirst.co.uk reports.
The actress, who was seen flirting with the model over dinner earlier this month, enjoyed a second romantic date with Sculfor in Hollywood this week.
The pair were spotted at the exclusive Chateau Marmont hotel and Diaz appeared to be smitten with Sculfor, actress Jennifer Aniston�s ex-boyfriend.
�Cameron and Paul were sitting on the patio, leaning in toward each other,� a source said. �Her body language looked like she was really comfortable with him. She looked genuinely like a girl falling in love.�
While Diaz has previously remained coy about her private life, onlookers say she was happy to flaunt her new romance.
�She wasn�t really hiding him,� the source added.
Although Diaz seems to have fallen head over heels for Sculfor, friends claim she still has feelings for ex-lover Justin Timberlake and has turned to him for support since the sudden death of her father Emilio in April.
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'Get Smart' spies box office victory
The new spy spoof "Get Smart" took an early lead at the weekend box office in North America, while Mike Myers bombed with his latest comedy "The Love Guru," according to first-day sales data.
"Get Smart," a remake of the '60s television series of the same name, earned an estimated US$13.35 million on Friday, said distributor Warner Bros Pictures.
The Time Warner-owned studio said the film would end up with about US$37 million -- slightly ahead of forecasts -- once ticket sales for Saturday and Sunday are factored in. Estimates for the three-day period will be issued on Sunday, followed by final data on Monday.
"The Love Guru," meanwhile, opened at No. 4 with just US$5.4 million, according to tracking firm Box Office Mojo, and will fall far short of the US$20 million range that Hollywood pundits had picked for the weekend. Paramount Pictures, the film's Viacom Inc-owned distributor, declined to comment.
The studios' decision to stake out the same weekend for their competing comedies surprised many observers, who predicted they would end up cannibalizing each other. Critics were largely appalled by both films.
"Get Smart" stars Steve Carell as Maxwell Smart, the bumbling secret agent originated by Don Adams. Anne Hathaway fills in for Barbara Feldon as his smart sidekick, Agent 99.
Warner Bros. partnered on the US$80 million project with Australia's Village Roadshow Ltd. It looks to have a happier journey than the companies' recent disaster "Speed Racer."
"The Love Guru," which marks Myers' first on-screen appearance since the 2003 bomb "The Cat in the Hat," reportedly cost about US$60 million to make. The Canadian actor plays a Deepak Chopra-style New Age guru.
Last weekend's champion, the Marvel Entertainment Inc-produced superhero saga "The Incredible Hulk," slipped to No. 2 with about US$6.4 million, taking its 8-day total to US$81 million, said Box Office Mojo. "Hulk" was distributed by General Electric Co's Universal Pictures,
The DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc cartoon "Kung Fu Panda" was down one to No. 3 with about US$6.3 million in its third round. It has earned US$140 million to date, said Box Office Mojo. "Kung Fu Panda" is distributed by Paramount.
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