Wembly Shadwell – Pieta
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| Wembly Shadwell is an independent experimental band from Greenville, IL. Described as “Eastern-flavoured post-rock that walks the line between familiar and unique,” by Andrew Hartwig of SputnikMusic.com, they are characterized by eccentric acoustic guitar, electric guitar with strong melodies, prominent bass lines, creative drum beats, experimental use of noise, and hauntingly beautiful vocals. | ||||||||
White Zombie
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| White Zombie was an American industrial groove metal band named after the 1932 Bela Lugosi film. Their musical style was sample-heavy, based around groovy riffs and Rob Zombie’s snarling vocals. The samples that filled their records were mostly from obscure horror films, but used creatively to create a kind of carnival-freakshow vibe. | ||||||||||
William Shatner – Has Been
Worker Bee
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| Worker Bee is from the SF Bay Area, has released a record called “Divorce Your Legs,” has since written lots of songs that don’t sound anything like the ones on the aforementioned record, and don’t appreciate wiki wars. | ||||||||
Working for a Nuclear Free City
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| Working for a nuclear free city came together in January 2004. Initially the studio project of the founding members Phil Kay (producer/keyboards) and Gary Mclure (guitars) since 1999, 2004 saw the band first take to the stage, now joined by drummer Jon Kay, and bassist Ed Hulme. After a number of years confined solely to the studio, they began the process of turning the layered studio tracks into a more stream-lined live set and initial performances were extremely well received. During 2004, the band continued to perform live in their hometown of Manchester, gathering a considerable fan base. | ||||||||||
