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Twisted is the home of five artists: 1. A garage-punk/emo band from Leeds, UK (pictured): http://artforblind.bandcamp.com/album/twisted-stockholm-7 2. Metal act from Switzerland http://www.myspace.com/twistedmetalband 3. A five-piece from Bristol, UK: http://www.twisted-rock.com/ http://www.myspace.com/twistedrockuk 4. Dutch three-piece rockband: www.twistedrock.nl 5. German dubstep producer Christian Murariu, also known as Twisted and Goldfinger. One fourth of dubstep group Dutty Dubz. http://www.myspace.com/twistedduttydubz .

En una búsqueda de trayectorias musicales nuevas, el vocalista Daniel Wollatz y el teclista Mathias Thürk formaron el grupo Minerve, para realizar sus ideas del synthpop con toques experimentales. Una mezcla interesante de pistas sintetizadas agresivas en una mano y de vocales melódicos interesantes en la otra se convirtió en la línea a seguir en los primeros demotapes. .

TRANSTIC NERVE was founded in 1995 in the town of Himeji, with the starting lineup of Taka on vocals, Masato and Tao on guitars, Ryo on bass and Masaki on drums. Their first album, Transonic Vision", was released in August of 1997, and the band also took part in The End of The Century Rock IV omnibus around this time as well. Soon the band caught hide’'s (X JAPAN) attention and he quickly insisted that they be signed to his LEMONed label. Transtic Nerve became major on March 17th, 1999 with the release of their "Shindou" single and their first...

Twisted Sister es una banda estadounidense de Glam Metal, Heavy Metal y Hard Rock formada en la ciudad de Nueva York. Su trabajo fusiona las tácticas impactantes de Alice Cooper, el humor rebelde de la nueva ola del metal britanico (NWOBHM), el estilo de New York Dolls y el extravagante maquillaje de KISS. El grupo tiene una imagen de Glam Metal e implenta un sonido como el de las clásicas bandas de Heavy Metal como Judas Priest y Motörhead, al igual que algunas bandas de Glam Metal como Poison y Ratt. Dee Snider, el vocalista del grupo, dijo en una...

Coming out of the late eighties garage-rock revival scene of New York City, The Optic Nerve are something of a wonderful enigma. Rather than measuring out bland anti-establishment rants and bursts of pseudo-revolutionary blah-rock, they chose instead to hark back to the days when rock was loving crafted. With a style reminiscent if not derivitive of the Byrds, they stuck to their guns, going so far as to not get signed by any major labels. Their commitment to the style is what seperates them from contemporaries R.E.M. and yet, for fans of classic jangle-pop/rock and the open-minded, their only album...