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The Voluptuous Horror Of Karen Black is the brainchild of artist and performer Kembra Pfahler, whose do-it-yourself ideals have shaped both the band's sound and their iconic visual style, and from whose solo performance work and 'Super 8' films the group organically formed. The band originally was in fact initially conceived in an effort to soundtrack these early performances in a manner befitting their highly theatric nature. One part high fashion glamour, one part cult horror film archetypes, this group has etched itself deeply into the New York underground, all the while continuing to follow Kembra's rules of anti-naturalism and...

fDeluxe is The Family renamed. The Family was a protege band formed by Prince after the break-up of The Time once Purple Rain ended. (Actually, by the time the movie hit theaters, The Time had long since disbanded.) Left over members Paul Peterson (who had replaced The Time original member Monte Moir on keyboards), Jellybean Johnson and Jerome Benton, were grouped with Susannah Melvoin (twin sister of Wendy from The Revolution + Wendy & Lisa), and Eric Leeds (sax player for The Revolution on tour only). The Family released one self-titled album in 1985 on Prince's new Paisley Park Records...

Zespół z Watford, ze wschodniego Londynu. Razem ze soba od 2004. Gitarzysta David O'Connor oraz perkusista Adam Lambert, wczesniej grali w lokalnym zespole The Administrators. Pozostały skład uzupełniaja charyzmatyczny wokalista Mark Roberts oraz Euan Hinshelwood - basista, keyboardzista. Zaczeli od nagrywania piosenek na swoje debiutanckie demo i wkrotce potem seria koncertow w londynskich klubach, dała im mozliwosc wyboru sciezki i stylu, ktory mialbyc znakiem rozpoznawczym The New Shapes, modernistyczny pełen energi post punk. Przy nagrywaniu swojego pierwszego dziela, pomocy zespolowi udzieli Liam Watson.W studiu Toerag we wschodnim Londynie, chłopcy nagrali swoją pierwszą tasmę. Był to początek 2005 roku. Kolejne koncerty...

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...