Posted by Duvy On April - 15 - 2009 Comments Off
This is funny as hell I had to post it. Lindsay Lohan has earned a little of our respect back. -nice job!
Lohan ‘looking for love’ in new mock video
Actress takes on break-up and
more faults with spoof personal ad
Access Hollywood
updated 10:03 a.m.
CT, Tues., April 14, 2009
LOS ANGELES – Lindsay Lohan is hoping everyone can
have a good [...]
Posted by Duvy On September - 4 - 2008 Comments Off
Informatik
In the summer of 1993, Da5id Din and Matthew Crofoot formed Informatik based
on a shared interest in the electronic music that was coming from Europe. They
began recording together immediately, and after founding SINless Records,
self-released their debut album Direct Memory Access in 1995. Their
independent success quickly caught the eye of Metropolis Records, who
re-released their debut as the [...]
Posted by Duvy On April - 2 - 2008 Comments Off
+++1993+++
Is when it all began when the mighty Lord Ahriman and Blackmoon (David Parland) founded the war machine we now know as DARK FUNERAL. They were later joined by Draugen and Themgoroth.
+++1994+++
The legendary, self-titled and self-financed, mini-cd is recorded at Dan Swanos Uni-Sound studio in January. It is released on May 4th to an unsuspecting [...]
Posted by Duvy On April - 2 - 2008 Comments Off
Mentallo and the Fixer is the industrial brainchild of two brothers from Texas, Gary and Dwayne Dassing. Mentallo and the Fixer derived its name from a pair of comic book characters whose origins have long since faded into obscurity.The Dassing brothers were raised on rock music, so their first instruments were actually the guitar (Dwayne) [...]
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Edge of Dawn
Edge of Dawn’s humble beginnings started off in 1998 as Mario Schumacher’s solo project. Influenced by Nine Inch Nails, Covenant, Front Line Assembly, Skinny Puppy, Front 242, Depeche Mode, and Mentallo & The Fixer, Mario released two web only demo albums in 1999, Sleep and Fear of the Unknown, through mp3.com. After working on [...]
Posted by Duvy On April - 2 - 2008 Comments Off
They are a dance/electronica band that takes their music very seriously. David Bowie once thought out loud, “These guys are the greatest thing since Ziggy.” Elton John has been to several Sinthetica studio sessions and has thought things like, “I love these guys.” He has been so affected by this group he denies their existence. [...]
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Linkin Park began in the surroundings of Mike Shinoda’s bedroom studio, where he and friend Brad Delson recorded the band’s first material in 1996. The two had attended Agoura High School together in Los Angeles-suburb Agoura Hills, where they met the band’s drummer, Rob Bourdon. Shinoda met up with DJ Joseph Hahn while studying illustration [...]
Posted by Duvy On April - 2 - 2008 Comments Off
Project Pitchfork
Project Pitchfork have deservedly established themselves as
one of Europe’s most prominant forces in the industrial scene.
However, to simply label the band as industrial fails to do
their music justice, as they have a strong ethereal Gothic side
to them as well, as is strongly evidenced by their two Aurora
side projects, and a keen lyrical sense of [...]
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Front Line Assembly
Front Line Assembly is the primary focus of Vancouver-based
musician Bill Leeb. A founding member of Skinny Puppy, Leeb moved on
to form FLA in 1986 with Michael Balch, releasing some cassettes
(since released as Total Terror I & II) which paved the way
for their 1987 releases: The Initial Command, State of Mind,
and Corrosion. In late [...]
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Diary of Dreams
Diary of Dreams is the brainchild of Adrian Hates, also founder
and owner of the European label Accession Records. Adrian is also
well known for his vocal work for the German gothic rock act Garden
of Delight’s earlier releases. The idea for Diary of Dreams
originally came about in 1989, but it wasn t until 1994, when [...]
Darkfaery Subculture Magazine has been an underground alternative source for
music, costume, and art enthusiasts since it launched as ‘dark zine’ on the
streets of Dallas, Texas in 1985. It has since undergone several transformations
since moving to Oklahoma City from the paper zine known as The Vampire.s
Playground in 1993 to the diskette compuzine of the same name, until finally it
reached a large enough fan base to become Darkfaery Subculture Magazine Online
in 1997.
Through the years it has been DFSM’s mission to bring together the
underground music, art, and fashion scenes who have, in the past, tried to
remain exclusive and reclusive unto themselves. DFSM is committed to stamping
out pretension among the genres so that fans and industry professionals can come
together to create something memorable, and darkly beautiful, for years to come.
DFSM reflects a unique lifestyle which both its readers and publishers
strive to be a part of. Featuring and attending local events, conventions, and
faires, DFSM continues to transcend the labels and prejudices placed upon the
freakish, interesting, weird world upon which we live.
