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Alex Vlastaras, also known as Aero Chord, is an electronic music producer hailing from Greece. He is mostly known for his signature high-energy anthemic trap sound, but has also delved into other genres, like dubstep. He has released his music on Monstercat, High Intensity and other record labels. His tracks are commonly played on festivals by big names in the electronic music scene, like Diplo, Skrillex, DJ Snake etc. Although still considered a newcomer by some, many consider him to be one of the finest trap producers out there. As he is becoming an increasingly bigger name in the scene...

The Brute Chorus on Twitter The Brute Chorus on Facebook The Brute Chorus on Soundcloud The Brute Chorus have been combining garage, blues and folk music with a scattering of Biblical stories, nursery rhymes and fairy tales since 2008. Their enormously accessible sound has managed to escape any generalised genre pigeon-holing, instead they’ve been carving out their own genuine, word-of-mouth buzz from their exciting live shows. They began taking it to the people with a monthly residency at Camden’s infamous Hawley Arms pub. The band’s first releases, charming offerings of psyched-out garage-folk (Chateau/The Cuckoo & The Stolen Heart featuring a...

There are more than one act named Anchorage. 1) Anchorage is a rock band based out of Colorado. After many years of shuffling members, the band has settled with a solid group comprised of vocalist Kevin Gentry, guitarist Roy Catlin, guitarist Scott Kelly, bassist Derek Arrieta, and drummer Joe Hittle. They released their first full-length album, Patience, in January 2013. 2) Anchorage is a post-hardcore/alternative rock band from Denver, Colorado. Band members include: Kevin Gentry (vocals) Roy Catlin (guitar) Scott Kelly (guitar) Derek Arrieta (bass) Joe Hittle (drums) New album called 'Patience' out now. (2013) https://www.facebook.com/anchorageofficial/ 3) Anchorage is one...

The “Choralschola der Wiener Hofburgkapelle” exclusively consists of former members of the “Wiener Sängerknaben”. Since 1952 the ensemble has been singing the Gregorian chants at the Sunday services in the Wiener Hofburgkapelle. Due to this continuous work, the the Schola developed into an internationally acclaimed vocal ensemble. In search of adequate contemporary interpretation, the ensemble also relies on the scientific results of the musicological and historical research concerning the tradition of Gregorian music. Since 2002 the Schola, being complemented by boy singers, has been collaborating with René Clemencic to also concentrate on the music from the founding era of the...