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There is more than one act with this name: 1) A young German band consisting of five guys who teamed up randomly in summer of 2007 with a single stated goal: to free music from its natural corset based on chorus, verse and bridge – to let it simply float and happen. 2) Marc Alan (Flares) creates sweeping soundcapes, glitches and melodies that combine to make an unforgettable experience. His debut album, Dimensions Divide Us (2014), was crafted with the help of Ben Lukas Boysen (Hecq). More info at www.flaresmusic.com 3) The Flares were an American doo-wop band, part of...

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Anger Flares is an Oi! band from Japan. Their sound is very similar to the traditional english bands, with lots of sing alongs and street anthems. They have released 2 albums (“Begin to Walk” & “A Way of Life”), a split with Clash Dogs, and were part of many compilations, like the famous anti fascist compilation “Class Pride Worldwide Vol. 3”. .

There are more bands known as The Flares: #1 An American doo-wop group. Also known as The Debonaires, The Flairs and The Peppers. As The Flares, their biggest hit was the 1961 release "Foot Stompin' Part 1", which hit #20 on the Black Singles chart and #25 on the Billboard Hot 100. #2 A 70's Jazz outfit known for eccentric dressing and a song from the original 'Hairspray' #3 A small time Cornish band active from 2005-2007 who played a number of small gigs and gained local notoriety for their fashion sense. #4 A hungarian guitar band who playes covers...

Iridium Flares is a multi-platform artistic project; the brainchild of Darren Woolridge. The musical arm of this ambitious project sees Woolridge combine squelchy melodies with scratchy beats to create a haunting sound ripe with crescendo. Woolridge utilises an innovative and imaginative array of instruments to create his ionized sound clash; pitting glockenspiel against dark digital beats, static siren feedback against ukulele and even including body percussion to add an earthier layer to this atmospheric endeavour. The result; a dense sedimentary structure of independent strata, pressing against one another to support an unpredictable and dramatic soundscape. .