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Hoax Funeral is a UK based Anglo-American alt-folk band fronted by American singer- songwriter- guitarist Anjy Hall and playing a unique hybrid of folk (with influences from both sides of the Atlantic), indie and Americana Formed in 2005 when Hall and British multi-instrumentalist - songwriter Chris Gregory began playing sets at folk clubs in the villages around Stamford in the English East Midlands the band added Al Jordan (fingerpicked guitar, banjo, octave mandola, concertina) and Cherish Burk (percussion, keyboards, melodica, mandolin) in late 2005. A well received demo featuring 7 tracks recorded in the band’s home studio received airplay in...

There are multiple artists named "Hoax" ; 1) HOAX is a hardcore punk band from Western Massachusetts. The band released their demo, which was recorded by Will Killingsworth at Dead Air Studios in 2010. Their debut 7" was released on Deranged and Katorga Works. Members were previously in Aerosols and SQRM. 2) One artist using the Hoax alias is Julian Cox, Drum & Bass artist from the UK. Prolific in the ’90s on Rob Playford’s Moving Shadow label and sub label Audio Couture. 3) Hoax (former names; Shifta, Genetix, Dj tron) is a 26 year old Electronic music producer and...

The Fab Faux, formed 1998 in New York City, are a tribute band that covers The Beatles. In addition to covering earlier, guitar-based numbers, the Fab Faux are notable for attempting highly accurate live performances of later, more complex Beatles pieces such as "Strawberry Fields Forever", "I Am The Walrus" and "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite". They also perform originally over-dubbed, harmony-driven songs such as "Because", "Nowhere Man" and "Paperback Writer" by employing five or more vocalists. The Fab Faux includes Will Lee (The Late Show with David Letterman band), Jimmy Vivino (Late Night with Conan O'Brien band)...

fauxmusica (2005-2010), or ʄ≜uxmuℭica (2011), was an avant-garde noise project initiated by Zane Michael O'Brien in 2005 as a collaborative effort between himself and Bradford Cox (Atlas Sound). The two were never able to agree on a direction of joint artistic collaboration and Bradford quickly left the project to focus soley on his songwriting role in Deerhunter. This disjuncture was primarily focused around O'Briens emphasis on virtual instruments. Zane continued to record his debut ep, "Hello Subversive Arcitecht", with Woodberry Shortridge and James B. Parker at Parker's home studio in Atlanta, Ga. After the self-release in 2005, no further recordings...