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CLASSIFICATION: HARD ELECTRO-INDUSTRIAL BORDERLINE EVIL POWERNOISE. MISSION STATEMENT: TO DOMINATE THE WORLD OF INDUSTRIAL MUSIC. DATACODE OUTLOOK: PROGRESSION, NOT REGRESSION. BRYEN VOLGRE AND NACOMA STARTED DOING MUSIC IN 1999 BOTH FOR THE SAME REASON: TO CREATE ELECTRONIC MUSIC THAT WAS POWERFUL… (Read More)
Many moons ago, atop one of seven mountains surrounding a picturesque Norwegian countryside, two scruffy-faced individuals-Fredrik Saroea and the man known simply as Ket-Ill-made a pact to alter the face of contemporary music as we know it by single-handedly transforming themselves… (Read More)
Daughters burst forth, middle fingers raised high, with an unreal debut full-length of ultra-brutal grind-influenced screaming chaos. These songs combine so much so quickly that it’s almost dizzying, but they somehow manage to hold it all together and still take it… (Read More)
After playing to millions around the world, it’s no surprise that Daughtry’s new album picks up where the quintuple-platinum, Grammy-nominated debut leaves off. The twists and turns of the band’s journey lie at the heart of LEAVE THIS TOWN (19 Recordings/RCA)… (Read More)
Dave Alvin, winner of a 2001 Grammy for his last release Public Domain, continues his exploration of what he calls “electric and acoustic folk music” with this live album, Out in California. Known for the dual nature of his live shows… (Read More)
Sure, Dave Beegle plays guitar. In fact he plays guitar so well that peers such as Phil Keaggy calls him “one of the most creative and accomplished guitarists I’ve met.” Progression Magazine labeled Beegle “a guitarist’s guitar player” and HM Magazine… (Read More)
While most Dave Matthews Band fans never got to experience the band at intimate venues before they became the platinum-selling, touring phenoms they are today, many now are jumping at the chance to experience the next best thing: The Dave Matthews… (Read More)
David Nelson has managed the seemingly impossible. He has remained true to his musical vision and interity without becoming outdated or archaic in the process. Nelson was an important figure in the musical vanguard of the influential Haight-Abahbury music sence that… (Read More)
If there’s ever been a way to describe DAC, it has got to be his ability to defy categorization. With nearly three decades of following his musical muse wherever it’s led, this outlaw has crossed the panorama of American roots music… (Read More)
David Byrne featuring The Tosca Strings
David Byrne is primarily known as the musician who co-founded the group Talking Heads (1976-88) in New York. On record and in concert, the band was acclaimed by critics and audiences alike; more importantly, however, they have proven to be extremely… (Read More)
Any attempts at modern comparisons don’t quite get to the heart of David Ford. To find his actual peers you have to go back to some of the great curveball mavericks of melody, romance and inventiveness. Artists such as Tom Waits… (Read More)
For more than 40 years, mandolinist/composer David Grisman has been busy creating “dawg” music, a blend of many stylistic influences (including swing, bluegrass, latin, jazz and gypsy) so unique he gave it its own name. In doing so, David has inspired… (Read More)
David Lovering—Scientific Phenomenalist
As the metronomic timekeeper behind the legendary rock band the Pixies, Mr. David Lovering was hidden from view, shyly remaining behind his kit and content to bang out a solid backbeat for the band that basically created the independent rock movement… (Read More)
It’s 2am and you’re sound asleep. You feel someone tugging at you, urging you to get up and get going. Something about a road trip. Your eyes creak open. It’s David Mead? What’s he doing here? No time for questions… Before… (Read More)
For David Wilcox, all roads have led him to where he wanted to be. All the songs, all the shows, all the miles, all the struggles and triumphs and breakthroughs, have brought him here, to this particular spot, to this fine… (Read More)
Day of Fire – “Cut & Move” With music that pounds the body and soul, Day of Fire’s Cut & Move deals with cutting yourself away from the failures of yesterday, leaving behind the burdens of the past, and moving into… (Read More)
Dayna Kurtz is the kind of artist who inspires wild-eyed zealotry among her fans, and there are three reasons for it: One, she’s an artist’s artist, one whose whiskeyed, determined alto often earns her comparisons with Nina Simone; two, while Europeans… (Read More)
The East Coast sure can crank out the young rock stars. Not the lousy-rehash, recycled, dime-a-dozen kind either, but the interesting, innovative ones that make your brain hurt when you try and wrap your head around the fact that it’s even… (Read More)
Daysend is a progressive Australian Metal band fusing an array of music genres to create a hard edged yet melodic sound. They are a melting pot for various musical styles and influences ranging from thrash to hard rock and good old… (Read More)
“Dazed and Confused is a coming-of-age story about a group of small town Texas high school students, the main character being Randy ‘Pink’ Floyd(played by Jason London),who is pressured by his high school football coach to go against his beliefs and… (Read More)
If you’ve been living under a rock for the past five years, and you’re not knowing about DC’s Mountain Lab, it’s a research and development facility tucked away just outside of Park City, in Utah’s Wasatch Mountains. The Mountain Lab is… (Read More)
Hailing from Denver, DDC has been around for close to 4 years now. Starting just in their teens, DDC has developed into a brutal killing machine over the years. In their short time they have traveled all over to play shows… (Read More)
