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Constellation Orchestra was a music project made up of two producers and session vocalists who performed Eurodisco. The producers who created Constellation Orchestra are Jesse Boyce and Moses Dillard. Both men were once members of a Soul music band called Dynamic Showmen during thr 1960s. The who producers created such hits as "Feed The Flame" by Lorraine Johnson and "Come On Dance" using the puesdonym Saturday Night Band. All of these singles and albums were released on Prelude Records. There success with several other productions inspired them to record an album as themselves, Constellation Orchestra. The album "Perfect Love Affair"...

The Constellation Branch is an indie rock band from Phoenix, Arizona. Meeting through a mutual friend, The Constellation Branch was formed by singer Jordan Cruz and guitarist Bryce Hill in the spring of 2006. The duo quickly wrote and recorded a few demos the following fall, and armed with these tracks, recruited drummer Stephen O'Sicky in January 2007. The trio went through 6 different bass players in as many months until they finally found bassist Aaron Motley. In July of 2007, The Constellation Branch was complete. Taking over a year to complete, "The Dream Life, The Real Life, The Empty...

The Plastic Constellations were a Twin Cities-based indie rock band, formed around 1995 in Hopkins, MN. They were known for their rhythmic intensity, anthemic melodies, and playful sense of humor. After a prominent presence on the Minneapolis rock scene for over a decade, the band announced an "indefinite hiatus" just before their album release show for their fourth and presumably final album, "We Appreciate You." This last performance was on April 19, 2008 at First Avenue in Minneapolis. Most of the band members are currently exclusively pursuing "regular jobs" with the exception of singer/guitarist Aaron Mader who is now focusing...

Dubbed an Atlanta supergroup by locals, The Constellations officially formed when vocalist Elijah Jones teamed up with Grammy-winning producer Ben H. Allen (Animal Collective, Gnarls Barkley) to create Southern Gothic. Jones and Allen tossed ideas around for two years before finally recording. Now the band and its ever-changing line-up of Atlanta musicians is playing sold out shows in Atlanta’s most popular venues, from the Earl, Star Bar, Lenny’s, the Drunken Unicorn, and even Athens’ the 40 Watt. Recorded at Maze Studios, Southern Gothic (?Make Records Not Bombs?, 2008) is a meandering tour of the underbelly of Atlanta, lead by Jones’...