Heather Mullen | en
There are at least three bands with the name Heathers.
1) A folk duo from Ireland (2007-present)
2) An indiepop band from Los Angeles (2013-present).
3) Three-piece with grunge, punk and shoegaze influences from Montreal (2012-present).
1) Heathers are twin sisters Ellie and Louise Macnamara from Dublin, Ireland.
Their debut album ‘Here, Not There‘ garnered widespread acclaim internationally amongst both fans and media alike for its unique melodic hooks and extraordinary vocals.
The success of the album resulted in two summer length tours of America on the DIY scene, which developed into further invites to perform at CMJ festival in...
Novosibirsk, Russia
2012
Love for Scandinavian aesthetics, analogue synths and 80s music comes from Heatherwood, a lovely band from Novosibirsk shining in all of its naivity. They make lo-fi cautious music that would be a good background for any lost youth looking for some sort of activity. Fumbling with old synthesizers, probably found in dad’s garage, these kids produce sweet melodic electronic sounds .
Sarah Marie Mullen fell in love with the harp at the age of five when a harpist visited her kindergarten class. It took seven years, and the organization of a neighborhood wide garage sale, for her to raise the money to buy her first nineteen string lap harp. Sarah began studying the harp with Karen Stern, and later with Diane Michaels. Her interests in music began with Celtic harp, and, in high school, expanded to include the Concert harp. She also studied the piano with Paul Nazzaro for 13 years.
Even though Sarah began performing professionally at the age of...
Joseph Milton Mullendore Jr. (21 October 1914 – 19 June 1990; age 75) was a prolific composer of television scores. He was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and died in Pasadena, California.
He composed and conducted music scores for a number of television productions and motion pictures, including The Adventures Of Champion, Dick Powell Presents, Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea, The Big Valley, and Lost In Space (starring Bill Mumy). .
