Sissy Spacek | nl

There are - at least - two artists by this name. An electronic band and a garage punk band. 1) Sissy is an electronic band that formed in Ontario, Canada. It is made up of Johanne Williams, who provides the vocals, and producer David Trusz. Their music style incorporates many different genres, including trip hop and downtempo. Sissy recorded their first album, All Under, in 2006. The tracks "I See You", "All Under", and "So Long" were also released as singles. March of the Humans, Sissy's second album, was released on January 10, 2012. 2) Sissy is a garage punk...

Sissy Spacek is one of these three artists: 1) Sissy Spacek is a side project of american noise artist John Wiese and often includes Corydon Ronnau and Jesse Jackson. Based out of LA, Wiese often describes them as grindcore though their work more often features rapidly spliced samples and blistering noise. Live their performance is more closely related to grindcore utilizing bass/guitar/drum machine in rapid, heavy metal and hardcore inspired bursts with screamed vocals. 2) It may also be a hi-fi ambient art-pop band (late 90's-2002) from Helsinki, Finland. 3) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sissy_Spacek Mary Elizabeth "Sissy" Spacek (born December 25, 1949) is...

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Spacek are often considered to be the definitive example of the blurred line between trip-hop and R&B. The band consists of Steve Spacek (bassist, vocalist, and head songwriter), guitarist Edmund Cavill, and former MC Morgan Zarate on drums. Working out of Steve Spacek's own Clapham studio, the group started to cause quite a stir amongst DJs during the latter half of 1999, when a white label of their first single, "Eve", made the rounds. It became obvious that the their desire to bring soul music and R&B up to date would be fulfilled. Curvatia, their brilliant debut full-length record, was...