Carnival In Coal | pt

Coalo Zamorano nació el 26 de Octubre de 1972 en Guadalajara Jal, México, es el segundo de 3 hermanos del matrimonio de Juan y Laura Zamorano. Después de varios cambios de residencia en diferentes ciudades de México y por razones de trabajo del papá de Coalo, esta familia llegó a la ciudad de Durango, México, en el año de 1986 en medio de una crisis familiar vivida por ellos hasta entonces; pleitos entre los padres, gritos, problemas, falta de comunicación y otros. Al poco tiempo en su nuevo domicilio, Coalo se topó en la calle con un vecino, el cual...

"Carnival Park might hail from the Philippines, but they sound more like a leisurely bike ride along the California coast. The playful sextet mixes a '90s SiestaPOP feel with a good shake of Japanese twee to get a light, sweet piece of cotton candy, complete with toy keyboard." --- Shelflife Records .

Lester Abrams formed the The Les Smith Soul Band (the Band would be renamed L.A. Carnival later) as Lester was developing the "Fabulous Impacts" and a reputation as "the baddest drummer in town", Leslie Orlando Smith (born 1949 in Detroit) was attending North High School and singing lead in the band "Sights and Sounds" with, amongst others, schoolmate Ron Cooley on guitar and a bass player from Central High, Rick Chudacoff. After a series of personnel and name changes, including the addition of Arno Lucas, they became the Les Smith Soul Band. After some time, Leslie invited Lester to a...

CHARCOAL FILTER was a Japanese pop rock band. The members were Otsuka (vocals), Kona (guitar), Yasui (bass) and Takano (drums). After releasing a 1,000 copy indie album and several unsucessful singles, the group first made it big when their single "Tightrope" was selected as the ending theme song for the Gensoumaden Saiyuki anime series. After that, the group released several full-length and mini-albums, a "best" album, and a DVD collection of promotional videos with commentary. In 2006, the band signed to Nippon Crown and released mini-albim "心の来た道" and "Gimme a Light 2" (the latter as a tribute to their first...

Coaltar of the Deepers é uma banda shoegaze nascida em Tóquio, Japão, em 1991. Conseguiram grande número de fãs, não só no Oriente, mas no mundo todo, mesclando shoegaze a elementos como Death Metal, Bossa Nova e Techno. Eles tambem se tornaram conhecidos ao fazer versões alternativas de músicas de artistas como The Cure, Prince e My Bloody Valentine. O grupo foi formado por Narasaki (Nackie) e pelo baterista Kanno e já teve diversos integrantes durante toda a carreira, inclusive uma garota, chamada Fifi, que deixou o grupo em 1995. Discografia: * THE VISITORS FROM DEEPSPACE (April 21, 1994) *...