Clue to Kalo is a folktronica band from Adelaide, Australia. Originally a pseudonym for singer / producer Mark Mitchell, who still writes all of the material, the Clue To Kalo live band is a 3-piece. They have toured with Her Space Holiday and Architecture in Helsinki. Mark previously recorded as Super Science.
There are several artists that are and have used the moniker Minion. 1.
German Metal band from Bremen. Started in 1994.
They play a combination of swedish influenced metal and hardcore.
Current line-up:
DC - vocals (ex-Kate Mosh, ex-Turnover)
Svenion (Sven Nienaber) - guitar (Mörser)
Dennis - guitar (Mörser)
Matt - bass
Andre - drums (Mörser) So far they have released:
Pantera Full-length, 2002
Demo 2005 Demo, 2005
Exile Of Fear Full-length, 2006
Out Of The Carnage... Let Me Back In Full-length, 2007
Talented singer songwriter James Vincent McMorrow is on the cusp of releasing debut album. His debut EP “The Sparrow and the Wolf“ laundered much praise. He’s played some killer supports recently to the likes of Al Green, Bon Iver, Iron and Wine and appeared as a guest vocalist for a Mark Ronson show.
This voyage began in the middle of the 1990's in Moscow, Russia, when a group of artists and musicians led by Alexey Tegin and based at the legendary Fabrique of Cardinal Art commenced their studies of traditional ritual music, drifting away from the field of contemporary electroacoustic and industrial music with the intent to delve deeper into the ancient musical cultures of the ancient Egypt, Iran and Tibet.
Deaf Center are collaborators Erik Skodvin (AKA Svarte Greiner, Xhale, Solitaire Albread) and Otto Totland (AKA Supine, Nest), operating out of Norway since 2003. Old classmates, they finally decided to write music together and ended up creating the Neon City EP, soon followed by the full length album, Pale Ravine. http://www.deafcenter.net
http://myspace.com/deafcenter
Precursor in the electronic scene, Roger Rotor practices his talent in various bands and collaborations.
His eponym project, between techno and industrial, evolves to a more and more rhythmic, repetitive, straight and definitely dance-floor music. Roger Rotor's official website: http://www.roger-rotor.ch