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There are currently 9 bands named Creature - please check the one you were looking for:
1) Creature is a pop rock band from Montreal: explosive concoction of pop, hip-hop, new wave and dance-punk, Creature has the mandate to get people shakin'. Creature released their first full length album, "No Sleep At All" (March 2008) on Universal Music Canada, Mexico and France.
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2) Creature is Belgian Melodic Black Metal band. The band was founded in 1998, they have released their first full CD entitled "Dying Nation'" in 2007. The lyrical themes include Occultism, Darkness, Mythology and Satanism. They...
There are multiple artists under the name of Creature Feature:
1. Comprised of the vicious vampiric vocalist Curtis RX and the ghoulishly fiendish organ master Erik X, the California native horror attraction Creature feature is set to take the underworld by storm. Creating a haunting mix of vintage horror visuals, old school beats, a carnival feel and a strangely rebellious approach to the modern ideals, the two monstrous musicians weave tales of the macabre, creating anthems for the horror minded and horror born alike. Tread carefully and enter their world cautiously, for once their talons are in they are a...
http://www.featurecast.co.uk/feet/Home.html
http://www.myspace.com/featurecast .
Double Feature is podcast hosted by Eric Thirteen and Michael Koester detailing two films per episode. Riddled with blasphemy and a humble (but vicious) sense of humor, the podcast is an experiment in film watching. Each show both hosts pick a movie they've seen a hundred times that the other's never watched, and then view both movies back to back. Uninterested in actually reviewing the films, they discuss what makes them notable against an abundance of others.
You can listen to the show on the official website https://doublefeature.fm, or Subscribe in iTunes. Additionally, a standard RSS Feed is avaliable. .
Special Feature is a barbershop quartet. .
