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Human Factors Lab is the true Dark side of sunny Florida. Industrial rock at its finest. It can best be described as strong, and aggressive music, but not devoid of intelligence or innovation. A co-dependent relationship between melody and noise that demands to be heard. As a live band Human Factors Lab is known for their highly visual imagery and sometimes bizarre stage shows they are armed to the teeth with crunch guitars, live keyboard arrangements,pulse pounding drums,and aggressive vocals courtesy of the bands founder,Sev3n. .

Группа образовалась 23 октября 1999-ого года. Первоначальный состав: El Gordito - бас; Vetvi - гитара, вокал; Ingenieur - саксофон; Skanker - барабаны. 22-ого апреля 2000-ого года группа дала свой первый концерт. В мае того же года к Male Factors присоединился Nico - в роли вокалиста, группа дала несколько концертов в московских клубах и летом группа приступила к записи дебютного альбома. Альбом 43 градуса SKA вышел в свет на кассетах в декабре 2000-ого. К этому времени в группе уже появились Mad Max (труба) и Trombontini (тромбон). Их появление способствовало переходу на качественно новый уровень звучания, благодаря сложившейся духовой секции. В июле...

There is more than 1 band called The Reactors: 1. The Reactors are an eclectic rock band based out of Chicago by way of Kalamazoo, MI formed in 2013 by John Jacobs, Jimmy Stone, Tommy Grill and Greg Foresi. Their debut self-titled album recorded in Chicago is scheduled to be released independently at the end of 2014. With influences ranging from Queen and Iron Maiden to David Bowie and Oasis to Simon & Garfunkel and Fleet Foxes, The Reactors bring variance and life to a genre that is all too well known for bands getting stuck in a formula and...

A few years back, the musical spirits of Hank Williams and Chuck Berry, Elvis and Buck Owens, Bob Wills and James Brown converged in Steve Ripley's fertile mind at a legendary studio called The Church Studio in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The tornado he conjured up was called The Tractors and, with a Grammy-nominated multiplatinum album that was the fastest-selling country group debut in history, stormed across America. One of country music's most unlikely success stories, The Tractors weren't young and they weren't pretty but by mining Ripley's roots they helped fuel a musical revolution called Americana. Since then, country has once...

Los Reactors, based in Tulsa, OK, had its genesis in several configurations in 1978 before solidifying as The Reactors in 1979. The original line-up included Roger Scott on guitar, Dale Lawton on guitar, Tommy Gunn Waggoner on bass and Darrell Smith on drums. In early 1980, Dale quit and the group continued as a 3 piece. Soon thereafter, keyboardist Joe Danger (Christ) joined the group, and the name was changed to Los Reactors. As the Punk Rock movement exploded nationally in the late 70's and early 80's, Tulsa's Los Reactors were thrilling thousands of fans, and spawning dozens of imitators...