Disaster Shape | ms

When starting a band at young age, you usually don't waste a thought on where this will possibly lead you. It's all about making music with your best friends and playing some shows. This is exactly how The Haverbrook Disaster got started. However the band's sheer engergy, outstanding live presence and hymn-like hardcore songs soon lead them to a point far beyond all their original expectations. In short: following the appearance of two self-released demos, an endless number of devastating live shows and an constantly growing reputation as the "next big thing", The Haverbrook Disaster signed a deal with Munich-based...

The New Shapes are Mark Roberts (vocals and guitar), David O'Connor (guitars), Euan Hinshelwood (bass and keys) and Adam Lambert (drums).The New Shapes have played London more than enough times to gain a familiarity with themselves and what they want to do. They recorded with Liam Watson at his Toerag studios in East London, garnering much attention for their exceptional songwriting talent. In August 2005 they released their striking debut single 'You got me running round' to great acclaim, scoring XFM playlisting and impressing Claire Sturgess enough for her to choose it as her 'record of the week'. And with...

Every so often comes an album that no one would dare take off at a party. An album to play in the car all the way home. An album that makes sex even better and breaking up even harder. Art or Porn? is that album. From the fiery furnaces of rehab, Celebrity Drug Disasters have produced this summer’s soundtrack. An album of searing electro/rock and cinematic themes. Crystal clear production over dirty bass that will nail your head against the back wall. Boy/girl, boy/boy, girl/girl, love/sex, here/now & forever! From the opening chords of “When Boys Cry “ to the...

There is more than one artist with this name: 1. The original The Shapes released their "Part Of The Furniture" EP in 1979, which contained such memorable tracks as "Wot's For Lunch, Mum? (Not Beans Again)" and "(I Saw) Batman (In The Launderette)". They recorded a session for John Peel's BBC Radio One show, and played gigs supporting The Killjoys, The Cure and The Fall. After releasing their second single "Airline Disaster" b/w "Blast Off!" on Terri Hooley's Belfast-based label Good Vibrations, they self-imploded. However, John Esplen persuaded them to release "Songs For Sensible People" on Overground Records in 1998...

Twin Shape is a live project blending elements of Progressive and Psychedelic music into a spacey, Downtempo, realm. The feel ranges between bright and melodic, dark and mysterious, to lush and atmospheric. The sound is constantly evolving and will keep you guessing without disappointment. Choosing to let the music speak for itself, Twin Shape performs from behind a mask that can change from show to show. Incorporating visuals, lasers, and the hypnotic dancing of Anwen Rhosyn – expect to be pulled into an audio/visual journey of his creation. .