"Okay,
anything.., any band.., that Poolside Plano brings us is.., of course.,
amazing, and, deserving to be heard! I dig this band... Really,
really.... Go figure." Lee-
Stone
Cold Boys is a Russian band, founded in 2007 in Moscow. The band's
recognizable mark is style-mixing, though originally they belong to the
first stoner-rock wave in Russia, with such bands as Cactus Jumper and
Evil Cosmonaut. Being interested mostly in 60-70's and 90's, the
musicians produce riff-based compositions, throwing grunge, blues, jazz
and hardcore in one melting pot. As for
themselves, Stanislav, Pavel, Ivan and Eugene never tried to be the part
of some specific musical society. Their love for stoner culture and
music is neighbouring with their love to some crude humor,
boogie-dancing, psychodelic trips and tons of self-irony. Jewish cowboys
make friends with Egyptian mummies and Action Heroes, concerning their
songs' lyrics. From being serious to being hilarious — and don't forget
to dance! The band has already gathered some positive reviews from
Russian musical press and published their first album Just a Fish in
December 2009. In the atmosphere of conspiracy and mystery Stone Cold
Boys are working hard now on their new release. (as compiled on the
bands website)
Read more: www.myspace.com/stonecoldboys
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Like all music you and I have ever enjoyed, Pass of Era seeks to move
you from this world into the visceral realm of human emotion - a place
where you can fully immerse yourself in a journey that builds it's own
reality as time moves forward. That feeling of discovery and passion is
why we are here - to write - to perform - to listen - to share. This is
the world built by three young musicians from Edmonton, Alberta. This is
the story of Pass of Era.
"Wow, yes indeed, Marble Sheep. One ultra-cool band from Japan... Only because we're international here on the commercial free Pluto Radio stream" - LEE))#
Lee's
interview with Nancy Deedrick is currently in rotation on the
commercial free Pluto Radio stream. It is an informal discussion about
life on the Sunset Strip back in the sixties and seventies. Ms.
Deedrick's website is titled THE GREAT HOLLYWOOD HANGOVER
(http://www.hollywoodhangover.com/) Nancy shares stories of what it was
like living on the Strip in the mid to late sixties and early
seventies. The Whiskey Go Go, The Roxy, The London Fog, The Classic
Cat, The Body Shop... Lee also includes an audio recording of Nancy
and some friends getting tossed out of a motel for playing their guitars
too loud - perhaps most notable, Mr. Joe Cocker. The following is an
excerpt from Nancy's website: "
If you hung out on "The Strip"
in the sixties, then you know exactly what
the "Hollywood Hangover" is. If you were not there, then you
probably wish you had
been, so here is where you'll find information about the people who
lived in the grandest part of the world during the greatest era of
them all.
With the ambitious wish to propel the entire world into a melodic vortex, Marquis of Vaudeville emits an extraordinary sound that spirals listeners on an utterly imaginative, musical merry-go-round. One never knows what moodswung journey they’ll embark upon once these musical highwaymen hijack their consciousness.
With imagination at it's core, the theatrical flare and intriguing nature of their ...songwriting has grasped the attention of music lovers from the most critical of music elitists to the average radio listener. Numerous music showcasing websites have seen Marquis of Vaudeville ranked within the top 10 of a variety of genres, most recently with the group taking the number 1 seat in Rock with "An Ordinary Day" on Ourstage.com. Internet and terrestrial radio such as Dallas' leading rock/alternative station 102.1 The Edge have also embraced their music and featured such songs as the dreamy and hope laden "Divine." (as compiled on the bands website)
Read more: www.myspace.coom/marquisofvaudeville
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Like all music you and I have ever enjoyed, Pass of Era seeks to move
you from this world into the visceral realm of human emotion - a place
where you can fully immerse yourself in a journey that builds it's own
reality as time moves forward. That feeling of discovery and passion is
why we are here - to write - to perform - to listen - to share. This is
the world built by three young musicians from Edmonton, Alberta. This is
the story of Pass of Era.
