Apocalyptica featuring Cristina Scabbia | th

Cristina Monet was born into opulence and wealth, attending Harvard and London's School of Drama, floating freely between flats in London, Paris and New York City. In 1978, while working at a theater critic for the Village Voice, she met her future husband and founder of Ze Records Michael Zelkha. Zelkha was itching to get into the NYC underground punk/disco scenes, so they recorded a single called "Disco Clone," an incisive, if irritating satire of disco culture for which they enlisted the production talents of John Cale and hilariously corny vocal narration by actor Kevin Kline. Thankfully, the music improved...

Apocalyptica is a band from Helsinki, Finland consisting of three classically-trained cellists and a drummer. Their speciality is heavy metal music on cellos, though they also play classical music. They started in 1993 by playing covers of Metallica, but once the concept became popular they wrote their own original works, maintaining the thrash metal influences on their albums Inquisition Symphony (mainly covers as well) and Cult. Since Reflections they have added drums to their recordings and live performances. Members: Eicca Toppinen - Cello Perttu Kivilaakso - Cello Paavo Lötjönen - Cello Mikko Sirén - Drums Former members: Sami Kuoppamäki -...

Cristina Rus was born on June 20, 1981 in Cluj, Romania. She is a famous Romanian singer in Romania. Cristina started singing in a band called Sing Sing BB where she had another two guys as partners and in Desperado, one of them later became her boyfriend. She became really famous when she met Andreea Banica and they started singing in Blondy in 2001. They released four albums "So Close" in 2001, "So Close re-edited" in the same year, "A Part of You" in 2002 and "Sweet and Bitter" in 2004. In 2005 Cristina Rus decided she wanted to go...