Lupin III | en

There are multiple artists named "Lupin". 1) Lupin is an alias used by multiple eurobeat vocalists, mostly for the Asia/Saifam/Boom Boom Beat group of record labels. - The most common vocalist is Mauro Farina. Other aliases of Farina include Mark Farina, Alphatown, Coo Coo, Ken Martin, Bombers, and Radiorama (under the Radiorama record label). - Lupin is used by Roberto Gabrielli. He has done some stuff at Asia Records, though he has more aliases for Hi-NRG Attack, doing one song each under Garcon ("Batman is Bruce Wayne") and Cy-Ro ("I Want Your Fire") - Lupin is also used by Fabio...

Lupine are an underground mixture of 90's Electro Goth and 80's Vampiric Gothic Rock classics. This CD was recorded and mixed very quickly and the result is a raw but accurate reflection of the band in their element. .

The Lupins formed in 1990 by Stoley (Stoley P.T.), Lance Tawzer (ex-Material Issue), Johnny "Beitr" Furman (The Cells) and Jay Rayjeck (TRS-80) on the campus of Elmhurst College near Chicago, IL and were later joined by guitarist Jaison "Blast" Chasko (Suffrajett). They recorded their first demos with Jeff Murphy (Shoes, Material Issue) at Short Order Recorder in Zion, IL. The Lupins played small clubs and local college gigs until meeting up with The Drovers. The Drovers took them under their wing and gave them gigs as an opening act on their regional tours. The Lupins recorded their debut album, 'Slob'...

The Remus Lupins is the SoCal-based Wizard Rock project of singer-songwriter Alex Carpenter, Tyler Nicholas and Toby Karlin, and part of a trend which was popularized by the Massachusetts-based band Harry and the Potters. The songs in this project are all in some way related to the Harry Potter series. The Remus Lupins have released three EPs, I'll Be at Hogwarts, Felix Felicis, and Horcruxes and Hand Me Downs as well as four full length albums, Spells From a Broken Wand, I Was a Teenage Werewolf, Nevermind the Furthermore, and The Rest Is Silence (all of which are now available...

Ex-members of Spiritualized Lupine Howl were formed in Bristol, England in 1999 by Sean Cook (vocals, bass), Mike Mooney (guitar) and Damon Reece (drums). The three had been dismissed from their respective roles in Spiritualized by frontman Jason Pierce. The first single 'Vaporizer' came out in 2000 on their own Vinyl Hiss label. This was followed by a deal with Beggars Banquet Records and an LP, The Carnivorous Lunar Activities of Lupine Howl in 2001. The Bar At The End Of The World followed in 2002, which featured Johnny Mattock on percussion. The group disbanded before a third LP could...