Sabbath Assembly | fr

Black Sabbath est un groupe de musique heavy metal traditionnel britannique fondé en 1968 à Birmingham au Royaume-Uni. Il est l'un des groupes fondateurs du metal et est souvent considéré comme le premier groupe de ce genre. La formation originelle de Black Sabbath était composée de Tony Iommi à la guitare, Ozzy Osbourne au chant (qui fera des aller-retours entre le groupe et sa carrière solo), Geezer Butler à la basse et Bill Ward à la batterie. Cependant, le groupe connut plusieurs remaniements, avec un total de vingt-et-un anciens membres, parmi lesquels on peut citer Ronnie James Dio, Tony Martin,...

Noa Assembly is an alias of a Dutch producer Geert Huinink. The only track ever released under this name was "Into the Fire", an intro for Tiesto's In Search Of Sunrise 3 compilation. .

Goldheart Assembly is a British alternative pop-rock band from London, England. The band formed in 2007 as a group of six musicians from various bands. They met at club nights at Covent Garden’s Rock Garden run by now-bandleaders James Dale and John Herbert. Slowly, after a period of “band hopping and stand-ins,” a stable line-up became Goldheart Assembly, who bonded over a mutual love of The Beatles and named themselves after a Guided By Voices tune, Goldheart Mountaintop Queen Directory. The band's debut single, a double A-side featuring the tracks So Long St. Christopher and Oh Really, was released in...

Assembly Now were a band from London, formed around 2005 in a disused warehouse stacked high with broken furniture, painted-over windows and forgotten bric-a-brac . Band members were singer and guitarist Gavin Dwight, guitarist Maxim Fernandez, bassist Howard Sutton and drummer Andrew Lusher. They received radio airplay from John Kennedy (XFM), Steve Lamacq (Radio One) and Phill Jupitus (BBC 6Music) for EPs and demos Graphs, Maps & Trees, Leigh-on-Sea and It's Magnetic. The band reformed as Good Dangers in 2010. .

Solemn Assembly was formed in Dallas Texas in December of 1989 after the breakup of the first incarnation of experimental noise terrorists, VAMPIRE CATHEDRAL. Joe Virus and Andy Baker started writing danceable industrial music using found sound percussion and analog synths. Andy left the band in 1992 and SOLEMN ASSEMBLY became Joe Virus' solo music project. Since 1994, SOLEMN ASSEMBLY has performed live supporting acts like Sheep On Drugs, Test Dept., Spahn Ranch, God Module, Assemblage 23, Covenant, Evil Mothers, Terrorfakt, E-Craft, and more. SOLEMN ASSEMBLY's live lineup has been a revolving door of local Dallas electronic musicians, including Josh...