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Nach seinen Aktivitäten in der Synthpunk-Industrial-Band Keine Ahnung und seinen Soundtracks zu den deutschen Kult-Horrorfilmen Der Todesking und Nekromantik I und II jahrzehntelange Ruhe. Umzug nach Paris, dann nach Barcelona. Anfang des 21. Jahrhunderts wird Hermann Kopp (Stuttgart 1954) neu entdeckt, zuerst mit der Soundtrack-Compilation "Nekronology" (auf dem US-Label Red Stream), dann mit Veröffentlichungen auf Vinyl-On-Demand und Galakthorrö. Letztere schreiben über ihn: Hermann Kopps Markenzeichen ist sein Geigenspiel. Er intoniert sein Instrument wohldosiert dissonant – immer genug für den angekränkelten Grundcharakter seiner Musik und doch definitiv zu wenig, um den Hörer kakophonisch zu peinigen. Ganz im Gegenteil: Hermann Kopp spielt...

Eulene Sherman: Bass, Vocals Angelo Guitar, Vocals Joshua Moore: Drums Songwriter Angelo has an eerie knack for quiet collaboration. This steady-handed muse with a finely tuned ear for melody has an uncanny ability to uncover and call forth the unique, iconic raw material in the emerging talents he finds. It was Angelo (his presence is distinguished enough that his last name is seldom necessary) who looked at the young Followill brothers and saw the Kings of Leon. His presence as their producer and co-writer (he co-wrote all of their breakout debut album, Youth and Young Manhood) drove the boys to...

Jana Hermann, 27 years old girl from Latvia, created a modern style of Disco. Like a cat she crawls through the possibilities in music and in the meantime rediscovers her new self. Her lyrics vary from mysterious to dreamy...just check here out yourself, she needs a revolution. .

Herman Hupfeld (February 1, 1894–June 8, 1951) was an American songwriter. His most notable composition was "As Time Goes By" (from the film Casablanca but this song was written in 1931 for the Broadway show "Everybody's Welcome", which ran for 139 performances)[1]. Hupfeld never wrote a whole Broadway score, but he became known as a composer who could write a song to fit a specific scene within a Broadway show. His best known songs include "Sing Something Simple", "Let's Put Out The Lights (And Go To Sleep)", "When Yuba Plays The Rhumba On The Tuba", "Are You Making Any Money?",...