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Releasedate: 17.02.2006 www.allmyfaults.info
all:my:faults was originally founded in zwingenberg, germany, on march 13th,
2003 by steve:becker who had just left his old alternative band where he sang
and played bass. he always had ideas that didn’t quite fit in an alternative
combo and after he had left, he began writing more of his own music and
performed alone in some local clubs.
despite not having too much success with his former band, a:m:f pressed forward
more than expected, yet steve:becker didn’t want to play gigs just on his own
using tapes for everything but vocals and guitars, so he concentrated on the
songwriting and waited for the right live musicians to launch a:m:f as live act.
he released some press demos, continued writing songs and performing them on his
own at private shows. going new musical ways, atmosphaeric, conterintuitive-melancholic
with earwick-melodies and roots in goth-pop and darkwave he delivered all
qualities of a resounding success, decorated with modern keyboard-elements and
driving guitar-sounds.
with “your anniversary” the first official release of a song on the
newcomer-sampler “return to light vol. 01″ came out under the label bright light
records in march 2004 and another press release called ‘euthanasia: memento mori’
followed shortly after.
fast forward to winter 2004. after beeing asked to play some gigs in german
clubs and some in luxembourg, steve:becker finally found two fellows to work
with for the live performances as session musicians. danny:riedner (ex
black.in.mind, angerecton & mechanical moth) delivered the live guitars and
ethan:kemp (ton sur ton) played keys and supported steve:beckers voice with
backing vocals. thomas th (th-industry)
joined the live lineup to arrange the synths and more keyboards at several shows
and is up to now a:m:f session musician and good friend of the band.
well, back to winter 2004. it seemed like steve, danny and ethan matched
perfectly, so they decided to create the future of all:my:faults together. a
month later jonas:greene (ex byrons forgotten feast [los angeles] and ex
angerecton) was hired for additional vocals and keys to complete the live lineup
for now. danny and jonas already worked together as bandmates of the deathmetal
act angerecton (rip) so it was not much of a surprise that the new supplement
was very well from the first moment on. all:my:faults played a few gigs in
germany, some announced, some not, and the response was amazing. juiced by an
overwhelming fan response after the last live gig they played and a wealth of
ideas for new material the band decided to concentrate even more on their future
success. steve expanded his studio in zwingenberg to increase the quality of the
newest production and danny and jonas left angerecton to fully concentrate on
all:my:faults.
only few weeks later it showed up, that the line up wasn‚t so perfect and in
april 2005 the band parted ways with ethan:kemp due to his lack of motivation.
steve, danny and jonas began a creative marathon of writing songs and lyrics for
their upcoming promo, working on their live performance and creating demanding
artworks to support the bands appearance and image.
after two years of working alone steve:becker finally found two guys who where
willing to play a major role in the band he created. danny:riedner wrote new,
demanding guitars on all existing all:my:faults songs and the bands style went
in a slightly harder direction with more rock and metal influences and
jonas:greene who already designed artworks for bright-light-records and bands
from many different genres served a brandnew logo and created a new look for the
band’s releases and homepage.
a great surprise none expected was martin:wickler aka sathonys (agathodaimon),
who decided to join the a:m:f lineup as guitarist and additional singer after a
few rehearsals in july 2005. his musical ability and his long-time experience
with different well known bands and magazines are of huge value for
all:my:faults and with him, new influences supplement the stylistic variety of
new songs again.
the digestion of very personal feelings of steve:becker are still one of the
main aspects for the lyrics to deal with and his great new ideas for songs
surprise the band and the audience again and again. new lyrical influences by
jonas:greene (’fallen’,'don’t forget your valentine’ etc) and the new lead and
rhythm guitars, written and played by danny:riedner and martin:wickler can be
heard on the 2005 a:m:f recordings.
all:my:faults’s official e.p. “anger manifest” will be recorded between july and
october 2005 and released by the end of 2005. new live gigs are planned to
promote this upcoming release”
allmyfaults.com
LujhboiaTELL US ABOUT YOUR BAND (members, shows, whatever you feel you want to
say, NO PRESSURE):
Lujhboia was born back in 2004. His creator and leader Rodrigo Demencia
Santamaria wanted to get out his dark feelings from his mind and make
them music.
In depth, every song is nourished by aggressive tunes, distorted, torn
voices, furious sounds and piano and keyboards extremely dark. The
variety of shades, changes and structures of the tunes led the project
into a series of good reviews from Dark and Electronic music specialized
media, among others.
WHERE WERE YOU FROM?
Argentina.
WHERE HAVE YOU PERFORMED? (IF APPLICABLE)
Buenos Aires, Argentina
HOW DID YOU GET INTO MUSIC? (WHERE WERE YOU? )
Since i was a kid, i have passion for music, it´s the only way i have
to express my anger and my weakness, although in real life i´m a very
calm person hehe.
WHAT WERE YOU DOING? HOW OLD WERE YOU?)
I started at 15 in different gothic and classic metal bands, then I
realized the potential that electronic music has. I found in it an
interesting way to continue expressing myself.
WHAT DO YOU THINK IS DISTINCT ABOUT YOUR STYLE?
Extreme aggression and the constant changes of climax.
IF YOU HAD ONE THING TO SAY ABOUT MUSIC, FOR LOVE OR PHILOSOPHY OR
LEARNING, WHAT WOULD IT BE? NO PRESSURE.
Music is a wonderful therapy…. Not only for the composers, also for
the people who can feel it.
I hope you enjoy them,
Thanks for your support!
-Lujhboia-
http://www.lujhboia.com.ar/
http://www.myspace.com/lujhboia |
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theSTART will release their third full length album “CIAO, BABY” in stores and online JUNE 5, 2007 on Metropolis Records.
“Written over the span of almost two years, the album( INITIATION ) bruises the Technicolor hooks of SHAKEDOWN! with doses of shoegazing dreaminess and Cure-esque moods. Keyboards swirl like a hyperventilating kiss: guitars throttle songs black and blue;beats that sound plucked from your local watering hole’s goth night. Nevertheless, Initiation will still apeal to all facets of the START’s fanbase, boys in eyeliner,crusty hardcore lifers,palefaces hidng from the sun, new-wave obsessives and synthpunks.” - Alternative Press .195
Aimee Echo and Jamie Miller formed theSTART in the Fall of 1998, citing a mutual love of dark wave, dance music and art rock. The prophetic nature of their name revealed itself quickly as they would be among the first of the crop of the new New Wave, alongside bands like the Faint and Le Tigre.Renown for delivering a raucous live set, they’ve shared stages with a variety of bands, ranging from Alt-Rock scenesters (Garbage, The International Noise Conspiracy, Cave IN, John Frusciante, Weezer, Melissa Auf der Maur, Sparta, Burning Brides, The Von Bondies, Team Sleep, Head Automatica) to punk rock royalty ( Alkaline Trio, AFI, Hot Water Music, Offspring) to Goddess-fronted rock ( X’s Exene Cervenka, Berlin, and Bow Wow Wow)..
Aimee Echo and Jamie Miller formed theSTART in the Fall of 1998, citing a mutual love of old-school new wave, dance-punk energy and dark pop, with bassist Jeff Jaeger and drummer Scott Ellis(Mellowdrone). The prophetic nature of their name revealed itself quickly as they would be among the first of the crop of the new New Wave, alongside bands like the Faint and Le Tigre. It wasn’t long before the band practically owned the L.A. club scene and were offered a deal with The Label, a Geffen-distributed imprint overseen by the Firm. The band’s first album, Shakedown!, recorded in 1999, shelved in 2000 and finally released in 2001, was loaded with earworm-generating pop hooks, Echo’s admirable vocal prowess and Miller’s six-stringed slamming and synthetic smoldering circuitry. In 2001 and well ahead of it’s time, Shakedown! was a rosebush trying to bloom in a manure field of nu-metal and date-rape rock.
Upon returning home from life on the road in support of their debut and shortly after the world-altering events of September 2001, the band were informed that The Label was shutting down. Undaunted and in service to their music, Echo and Miller bought a van so they could continue their rockin’ crusade. However, drummer Ellis decided he didn’t want to ride in it, and departed.
The following year, the band ponied up $800 and some change and recorded Death Via Satellite, six tracks of raw-pop power, that retained all of the melodic aspects of Shakedown!, with the kind of mania usually found in people who abuse diet pills and asthma inhalers. The band moved forward, their masters in hand, pressed, and sold the disc themselves on the road. After a year of heavy touring, Jaeger got married, started his own painting business and Aimee and Jamie bid him adieu.
It was during their stint on the 2002 Warped Tour that a member of Nitro Record’s shadow government caught theSTART’s set and was so significantly blown away that he offered them a deal. Nitro reissued Death Via Satellite to sate the band’s fanbase until the release of the next album.
For much of 2003, Echo and Miller were playing with pickup rhythm sections poached from friends’ bands. One night in San Antonio, Texas, Erick Sanger (bassist from Kissing Chaos and an original member of Sparta) approached Echo, professing his love for her band and offering his services should they ever need a low-end merchant. This came just as Miller and Echo were in the process of firing their pickup four-stringer of-the-moment. The next day, Sanger called Echo announcing, “My band broke up last night, can I play in yours?” Miller and Echo finally found the revving engine to drive their tunes.
With their lineup finalized and a batch of new songs ready to go, theSTART began work in February of 2004 on Initiation, their debut for Nitro Records.(Initiation released 8/24- it’s out now go get one!) Miller and Brian Virtue (Jane’s Addiction, Audioslave, Deftones) oversaw the production of what would become 12 shots of noise-pop, blissed-out fatalism and flailing rock abandon. Crackling with dynamics, energy and atmospherics, Initiation is a rocket ride of styles and shape-shifting songs that adequately display the breadth of the band’s capabilities. TheSTART aren’t trying to be clever; they’re simply doing whatever the fuck they want to do.
“I do think people like the certain boxes they put themselves into,” says Miller. “The whole ‘I listen to just this’ kind of thing. We’d get bored with 13 tracks of the same thing. We do our own thing, and damn the consequences. Really, we should’ve named the album, We’re Fucking Stubborn.”
Ah, but stubbornness has rarely sounded this ambitious. The pulsing, urgent opener “Like Days” charges confidently like a home invasion, but it’s undercut by Echo’s unhinged vocal that’s part sociopath, part suicide-hotline caller. The deceptively cheery “Life Is Sweet” is a bouncy pop number that swings, until you listen closely to Echo’s story of a dysfunctional relationship (Aimee describes it as “equanimity through suffering”). By its title alone, “Peacocks” could be misconstrued as a saccharine love song, but in reality, it’s theSTART’s battle anthem, anchored by Echo’s vicious mantra, “We Will Rise!” On Initiation, pop sensibilities are smeared with blood and dirt, camouflaging other motives. Clearly, Echo is not going to come along - or go away - quietly.
Expect the same kind of conviction displayed on Initiation to manifest itself when theSTART get in the van and throw it down in front of an audience. Renown for delivering a raucous live set more so now, than ever, with the heavy hitting Frank Zummo on drums. They’ve shared stages with a variety of bands, ranging from Alt-Rock scenesters (The International Noise Conspiracy, John Frusciante, Weezer, Melissa Auf der Maur, Sparta, Burning Brides, The Von Bondies) to punk rock royalty ( Alkaline Trio, AFI, Hot Water Music, Offspring) to Goddess-fronted rock ( X’s Exene Cervenka, Berlin, and Bow Wow Wow) gaining them fans in the strangest places. Even No Doubt’s Adrian Young will occasionally be found pounding theSTART’s drums!
theSTART are currently writing what will become their third release for Nitro Records due out early 2006.
http://www.myspace.com/thestart
www.thisisthestart.com
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- Profane Existence - The
online version of this punk and political zine.
- Punk Magazine - The on-line
home of the original punk fanzine.
- Punk Planet Online - An
interactive online community for punks and their thoughts, ideas, writings,
music, and culture.
- The Punkhouse
- Interviews, reviews, columns, and a chat room.
- Real Overdose - all the usual punk zine fun!
- Punk zine written largly by previously very famous punks, is read on
toilets by punks all around the world! Come take a look,
- Real
Rock N Roll Paper Zine - Contains information on the paper fanzine from
Florida by the same name, also includes ranked and regular links to other
sites.
- Right Through -
European HxC (hardcore) webzine. Live pictures of Sick Of It All, Converge,
Upfront, Vision, European bands, tour dates.
- Sacto Matic - Oi and
streetpunk ‘zine. News surrounding streetpunk labels like TKO, bands and a
message board.
S.C.A.B. - Introduction, interviews, reviews, radio show, scene reports,
contest, tour dates, and links.- Scab Zine - A fanzine with band
interviews, reviews, scene reports, columns, tours, books and a quiz.
- Scatter Brain Gutter Spazz
- D.I.Y. political activist punk ‘zine from Wichita, KS focusing on local
and national scenes, and the politics and subculture that are punk rock.
- Shredding Paper -
Articles, reviews, interviews, radio show, and editorials. Back issues
available.
- Sinizine - Covering punk, ska and
everything. Interviews, reviews of shows and albums, and articles.
- SkateRock.com - Articles and
reports from where music and skateboarding meet.
- Skinnypunk - A Midwest
web/print magazine with articles, interviews, record reviews, live
photographs, and news on punk and indie rock.
- Skratch Magazine - Features
columns, reviews and archived issues.
- A Slice of Stale Pizza -
A punk rock zine from Melbourne, Australia focusing on all sorts of punk and
alternative rock.
- Small Town Minds -
Interviews with local and national punk/emo bands, reviews of everything,
articles and photographs.
- So F’kin What?
Punk zine - Rochester NY anarchist punk zine. Hardcore music and
political beliefs all rolled into one! Punk Rock! Oi! SxE!
- Sound the Sirens Magazine -
Punk, hardcore, indie, emo, pop music, movies and culture magazine.
- Sound*Realm - An emo,
punk, rock, and hardcore zine.
- Spoiled Whine -
A punk-oriented e-zine, with interviews, reviews, news and links.
- Street
Fighter Records Zine - Punk rock Zine local to the triangle area of Nc.
Also a music label. We like to dabble in everything.
- Subject
To Change - A D.I.Y. hardcore, punk rock, straight edge, vegan, BMX and
skateboarding related fanzine.
- Thee Official Nardwuar the Human
Serviette Web Site - Large archive of transcribed, video, and audio
interviews with celebrities. Also Evaporators and Goblins information and
tour dates.
- Tron
Distribution - zines - List of punk and hardcore zines in the VA and MD
area.
- United
Punks of America - A punk zine with band information and interviews,
album reviews, articles, pictures, links and a contest.
- Walked In Line - Despite the
entrance (you go through several pages focused on the label of the same name
before you get to the zine) there is a zine in there.
- West Virginia Punx +
Politics - Anti-MTV political punk ‘zine with show dates for and reviews
of West Virginia underground scene.
- What’s Left? - Lefty
Hooligan’s “lost” column about his experiences and class warfare at Mordam
Records.
- Wonky
Zine - The punk way of life. Review, rants, and poetry.
- Xerox Revolutionaries
Zine Distro - Information on several paper zines for queer punks.
- X-Tra Credit - Online punk and
ska zine with CD and concert reviews, band photos and interviews and MP3s.
- The Y-Files -
Queer indie/punk zine featuring music, interviews, and political commentary
sorted by issue.
- Zelda’s World
- Magazine with news, album reviews, UK gig guide, live reviews and pictures
along with columns and links.
- Altrok - Offers a critical view of music and its marketing, tempered by both fandom and cynicism. With opinions by pioneers, insiders, and fans.
- Barflies.net - A source for punk, rockabilly, country and garage rock music news and Southern California events. Also with zine archives, including reviews and articles.
- Cocktail Lounge - Reviews, editorial, humor, and features from the UK celebrating alternative music and alcohol.
- Cool Noise - With the latest music reviews, release information, band index, and links to sites for media files and shopping.
- Crud Music Magazine - Offering an irreverent look at the world of international indie rock and alternative music, featuring music downloads, music charts, interviews, events and reviews.
- Desperately Kind - An online indie rock magazine that includes album and show reviews, upcoming releases, a calendar of LA and NY shows, and links to other music-related sites.
- The Exclusive Fanzine - An alternative music fanzine from the UK featuring sample interviews (e.g. Kristin Hersh, Strangelove, Calvin Johnson), reviews and articles.
- The Fly - UK based alternative music magazine featuring reviews, competitions, news, interviews, MP3s, downloads and regular webcasts.
- Frenzy Media - Zine covering the latest in indie music, with pictures, reviews, news, and an online radio station.
- Here and There E-zine - An interactive zine where readers are encouraged to participate in music reviews and social commentary. With music news, reviews, and links.
- Hybrid Magazine - A monthly magazine with indie and alternative interviews, reviews, MP3s, new release information, and articles.
- Indieville - Articles, interviews, reviews, and links.
- Komakino fanzine - A zine about pun, noise, dreampop, dark, shoegaze, garage and related indie and DIY music. With pictures, MP3s, reviews and interviews.
- Lazyeye - Online music magazine that features artist profiles, interviews, reviews, and news about both national and Omaha indie rock bands.
- Left Off The Dial - Ezine with a monthly feature article, album and live reviews, and lots of links. Focus is on under-recognized artists.
- Lexicon - A Flash 4 site showcasing artists involved in different forms of underground music within the UK. Providing interviews, events listing, reviews, and charts.
- Mudmag - A UK based online zine covering alternative music news, reviews, interviews, features and competitions.
- Naive - Big opinions of mainly british indie, with a smattering of hip hop, rock, big beat or whatever.
- Nuzik.net - Offers discographies, reviews, gossip and artist information including biographies.
- Ob(zine) - Magazine from the lower blue mountains near Sydney, Australia, featuring interviews, articles, a gig guide, and information on local bands and events.
- Plug In - Focuses on unsigned and independent bands, with an emphasis on the alternative and indie scenes. Features band profiles, reviews and contests.
- Ready Set Aesthetic - Reviews, interviews, and features covering indie rock, punk, new wave, alt country, and emo. A service of online retailer Insound.
- Release Music Magazine - Alternative music news, reviews, features, competitions, and tour dates, with daily updates.
- Re:mote Induction - Aural, visual and technological focus from hard industrial to quirky pop. Books, movies, comics and technology features, reviews and interviews.
- Roast - An ezine-turned-website dedicated to rock music. With band news and pictures.
- Rock On Zine - Featuring original concert photos, tour dates, news and information of bands.
- Rocket Fuel - Indie rock zine with news, features, reviews, tour dates, list of new releases and song downloads.
- Sans Tambour Ni Trompette - An independent e-zine and radio show from France with music news, reviews, audio clips, and band information.
- Seditionaries - A music e-zine with show, single and album reviews, interviews, and links. Includes Coldplay, Doves, Seafood and Patrick Jones.
- spaceturtlesinx - Alternative music, independent film, art and literature. With reviews and interviews.
- Stix Pix - A monthy updated e-zine that focuses on garage bands and widely known bands. With articles, interviews, and reviews.
- Tiny Mix Tapes - Album and concert reviews, interviews, news, tour dates, and online mix tape generator.
- Tranjka.net - A small zine that is made up of interviews. Contrasting answers from a number of bands and indie-label people to compare and contrast their responses.
- Village Buzz - Local band and gig information, reviews, interviews, and news from northern Ohio, USA.
- Vox Online - Music magazine with artist features, including interviews, photos, and contests.
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