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Interview: Jeff Johnson |
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I came to Los Angeles and found success as a dance music artist in the mid 1990s with two club hits
– my own song "Whenever You're Lonely" and a dance cover of the Bee Gees' "How Deep Is Your Love"
(which appeared on over 30 compilation albums in Asia).
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Interview: Kadanyne |
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Our singer Kale before he became singer of the band, wrote and recorded country music. So a lot of
his vocal styles are country, but, he has drastically changed his voice and is one of the best
singers in the Kansas City area we believe.
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Review: Brutal Romance
from Mörglbl |
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Mörglbl is an instrumental progressive metal band from Frances that is layered with Jazz, and Fusion
overtones. As if Frank Zappa, Steve Vai and Freak Kitchen had a love child from France.
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Review: Galaktikon
from Brendon Small |
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Galaktikon in tl;dr style is about a superhero who gets divorced, tries to figure his life out,
and eventually save his ex-wife from impending doom.
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Review: Portal Of I
from Ne Obliviscaris |
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Ne Obliviscaris is what needed to happen to progressive death metal. Opeth, meets the black metal
of Emperor, meets prog of Dream Theater, and meets the atmosphere of Alcest.
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