Loaded | en

There is more than one band with this name: 1. First, Duff McKagan's Loaded. Their picture appears here as an artist picture on Last.fm. 2. Second, a streetpunk band based in Mannheim, Germany, who recorded the other albums listed below: "Fearless Street", "More Midnights Than Mornings", "Hold fast" and "Turn Your Head & Cough". Their MySpace is http://www.myspace.com/getloaded. 3. Third, a band formed Cary, North Carolina in 1998 had recorded many albums, such as "Where's The Beef?" "Who Cut The Cheese?" "Isaac Jacobs & The Abrahams", "Isaac Jacobs 2", "Hit The Wall", and "Isaac Jacobs 3", before changing their name...

“Always go for the cooler name”, was the advice given from Gene Simmons backstage after a Kiss concert at DTE arena in summer of 2004. With that in mind, Overloaded formed in the outskirts of Detroit, Mi USA on August 3rd, 2004. Within a year, the band went from nobodies to the go-to band for big local shows and support for nationals on their Detroit tour stops. In 2005, Overloaded released 2 eps, both of which sold out and were re-released as a full length 11 song cd entitled Hail the Kingdom. That same year, an indie label offered to...

“New York, New York – The city so nice, they had to name it twice.” As the birthplace of hip-hop culture, if an MC can make it in this city he can make it anywhere. The rap industry’s recent fascination with Southern pimps and Midwest ballers, however, has many questioning whether NYC’s vintage, gritty sound still stands a chance in these crunk-crazed times. If Harlem-bred rapper Loaded Lux has anything to say about it, the crown will return to the Big Apple soon enough. After appearing on numerous mixtapes and on a recent Smack DVD battle, Lux has acquired enough...

JAKED OFF SHORTS AND LOADED HEADS already stick out with their terribly long band Name, which furthermore doesn't even make sense, at least grammatical (not, like they wouldn't be aware of that fact). Horror, Zombies, Cowboys, and John Zorn watching from above. Chaos , one feels uncomfortable in one's skin, damning, depressing melodies, Screaming and Shredder in between Industrial, mighty evil Metal and Jazz. By all means, these guys are realistic and know that they don't fully revolutionize their genre (whatever that is), but they are still a nice Variety to the ever-present same old Rock. .