Harlan Ellison | tr

There are two bands by this name: a psychedelic/garage band from Montreal, Quebec and an Australian emo band. As per lastfm policy, please DO NOT delete references to either band. 1) Ellison released their sole, self-titled album in 1971. Little is known about the band. However the music has been described as "great guitar work and a real downer vibe that gives the album a scary intensity" (Freak Emporium). The music has a late period garage rock vibe with some use of spooky sound effects and tight playing. The band were francophones and the idiosyncratic English of tracks such as...

Kurt Harland Larson (born January 25, 1963) was the lead singer of the band Information Society. The band eventually split in 1993, member by member, leaving him alone to release the last album Don't Be Afraid in 1997. In early shows and albums, Harland was credited under the pseudonym "Kurt Valaquen." After the band had achieved mainstream success, he began using his own middle name as his professional last name. His most recent works include a number of video game soundtracks, including the soundtrack for the video game Soul Reaver. Kurt currently lives in San Francisco, California with his wife...

The new Americana. Dylan meets Waits meets lost love by the railroad tracks. Backed by members of the Reigning Sound, F*ck and Viva l'American Deathray Music, and recorded at Easley McCain Studio, Harlan's record has already been hailed as the best Memphis record of the last five years by the Memphis Flyer. And rightfully so- it's a purely, perfectly American album, wide open and alone with touches of melancholy, paranoia, loneliness, despair and simple hope coloring every little moment. Love will do that to you. "Too Much Love" garnered the highest rated song of the week on NPR's "All Songs...

Harlan Cage is an American AOR group, featuring two former members of Fortune: frontman Larry A. Greene and keyboarder Roger Scott Craig. .

Tellison are a four-piece alternative rock band from Hammersmith in West London. The four met after an earthquake on the Isle of Arran. Their powerful, guitar driven indie rock has gained them recognition, being featured on the hit comedy "The Inbetweeners" and have shared stages with bands like Biffy Clyro, Noah and the Whale, Tubelord, Hot Club de Paris, Johnny Foreigner and many many more. They have released a few EPs and two full length albums, entitled "Contact! Contact!" and "The Wages of Fear". .