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Andrew Ellis gets the low down on the return of Birmingham, Alabama modern rockers Mars Electric, and finds out about everything from life after a major label, Headbanger's Ball and lead singer Jacob Bunton's new-found bluegrass obsession.
MARS ELECTRIC LIFE AFTER MARS by Andrew Ellis courtesy www.portraitrecords.com Jacob Bunton has a confession to make. His band, Mars Electric, may be one of the most underrated modern rock bands around, but despite his contemporary leanings, Bunton is a child of the '80s, and he's not afraid to admit ...
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Fame Among The Vulgar (Atenzia). Review by Andrew Ellis.
MARS ELECTRIC FAME AMONG THE VULGAR Atenzia Along with fellow modern rockers Neve, Mars Electric first emerged in 2000 via Portrait, Columbia Records' ill-fated imprint label. Portrait may have bitten the dust, but anyone who heard the slick, radio-friendly nu-breed rock on Mars Electric's debut, Beautiful ...
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Live From Mars (Virgin). Review by Troy Mayhew.
BEN HARPER & THE INNOCENT CRIMINALS LIVE FROM MARS Virgin Ben Harper and his backing band, The Innocent Criminals, have quietly become one of the most talked about and sought-after live acts in music today. They have been playing to a relatively small but extremely dedicated fan base around the world ...
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It matters not that they seem to play The Social every six months or so, Orlando will always come out, drink up, and have a great time to the sounds of Detroit's Electric Six. Jen Cray finally showed up to see what all the fuss was about.
ELECTRIC SIX TEST YOUR REFLEX, NIGHT KILLS THE DAY Orlando, FL April 6, 2007 by Jen Cray Jen Cray Night Kills The Day It matters not that they seem to play The Social every six months or so, Orlando will always come out, drink up and have a great time to the sounds of Detroit's Electric Six. Something ...
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If you're over the age of 25, you probably grew up with the music of Duran Duran. Remember the hysteria, the screaming girls, the videos? Gail Worley sure does, and asked keyboardist Nick Rhodes about all of it in this extensive, in-depth interview.
... most successful [albums], really did capture a moment. It got that sort of hyperbole of electricity and technology that was going on. The fact that "Electric Barbarella" was the first song to ever be digitally downloaded on the Internet and for sale, actually it's quite something when you look at it ...
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December 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Bogus Pomp (Ed Furniture)
... . The second set will consist of Bogus Pomp with special guest Ike Willis, performing Zappa compositions ranging from '68 to '88 in a non-orchestral, electric rock band format. The second set will be louder in overall volume than the first set, and will last for about an hour and a half. Also, on the ...
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In usual Duran Duran style, nothing is as it seems. This album is practically...
... only problem with that is that the lines -- or at least, the basic idea of them -- are repeated over and over. From the so-real song about dating, "Mars Meets Venus," to a very trippy, very electric "Hallucinating Elvis," their unique style is ever present, but it seems a little more subdued on this ...
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In part two of this interview, Gail Worley gets technical with the Alice Cooper Band bassist, and gets to share some of his favorite moments.
LOVE IT TO DEATH: AN INTERVIEW WITH ALICE COOPER BASSIST DENNIS DUNAWAY PART TWO by Gail Worley Note: This is the second part of a two-part interview. You can view the first part here. Let's talk about the band's reputation as being so scary and freakish. What was that like? Back in the old days, people ...
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