Strictly Ballroom | nl

There are multiple artists with this name: 1) Ballroom are a current band from New Jersey who play a mix of what's been called "hyper rhythmic post rock." Ballroom are comprised of: Steve Honoshowsky- drums and vocals, Mike Biskup - guitar and keys, Vincent Brue - bass and vocals In 2012, they released their debut album "Enter the Ballroom" 2) Ballroom were a britpop from the mid-to-late 1990s. They released a handfull of singles on Mother Records, including "The Rise of the Catwalk Queen", "Silent Singers", "Don't Stop", "Take It" and "Through the Day", and one full length album, "Day...

Strictly Kev is a stalwart Ninja Tune DJ who stepped out of the shadows after years of steady DJing with Coldcut on numerous club gigs and on their weekly radio show 'Solid Steel!' Kev met Matt Black at the 'Telepathic Fish' ambient parties of the early 90's, started designing artwork for Ninja Tune and paired up with PC to form the public 'face' of DJ Food on 4 decks in clubs around the world. After working on various Food and Coldcut related studio projects with PC (Recipe for Disaster, Journeys by DJ, ColdKrushCuts and the Blech mix compilations for Warp)...

There is more than one artist with this name: 1. A mid-60s sunshine pop band. 2. An American rock band formed in 2005 in central Ohio 1. The Ballroom was a mid-60s band led by sunshine pop producer Curt Boettcher. The credited group was a quartet, featuring Sandy Salisbury, Michele O'Malley, and Jim Bell, though the group was embellished by studio musicians. They were signed to Warner Bros. in 1966, and they recorded an album, which was rejected for release. Some of the material was later re-mixed or re-recorded altogether and included on the Sagittarius album "Present Tense", and some...

Strictly Ballroom was founded in late 1994 by a bunch of former KXLU DJs -- guitarist/singer Chris Gunst, second guitarist Paul Larson, bassist Jimmy Tamborello, drummer Ian MacKinnon, and keyboardist/percussionist Jimmy Hay. The band's sound was described as "Enocore" by the press and fans at the time, due to their Brian Eno-like soundscaping merged with the sounds of hardcore. Signed to the Waxploitation label, the quintet issued the album Hide Here Forever in 1998, and became a college radio favorite, appearing on the CMJ charts. - Greg Prato, AMG .