I Am Legion Noisia x Foreign Beggars | fr

Foreigner est un groupe de rock américain formé à New York en 1976 par deux guitaristes expérimentés Mick Jones et Ian McDonald ainsi qu'un chanteur jusqu'alors inconnu, Lou Gramm. A ce jour, le groupe a vendu plus de 50 millions d'albums à travers le monde. .

Groupe de Oï! français originaire de l'Essonne, très connu dans le milieu skinhead. Il a été formé dans les années 80. .

Bill Majoros is the songwriter and lead vocalist / Multi-instrumentalist of Psychedelic pop act The Foreign Films. Born in Hamilton, Ontario, Bill is a Canadian musician who has toured, recorded and played with many Canadian acts including Universal Honey, The Paper Airplane Company, The Cloudsmen, and Altogether Morris. From 1997 to 2004, he worked as main writer & guitarist in Flux A.D., winning Hamilton Music Awards 2004 "Best Alternative Album of the Year"[1] .- fellow members in Flux A.D. included Julie Fader (from the Great Lake Swimmers and Sarah Harmer's band), and Graham Walsh from Holy Fuck.Bill has also worked...

It was winter of 2008 and the winds swept across the midwestern fields. Stripped of their possessions and scrounging to survive, five young men (mere boys in some eyes) howled in the night as they formed a rebellious band of wild outcasts. This tight-knit gang called themselves The Beggars and are still roaming the countryside looking for a morsel of food or perhaps some change...anything will do... .

Manchester post-punk band who later embraced major label pop, but with little success. From the LTM records biography: Foreign Press formed in Manchester in January 1979 by brothers Ralph and Stuart Bowe, Dave 'Chubb' Murray, and Dave and John Midwood. The group wasted little time in cutting their first single at Cargo Studio in Rochdale on 25 March 1979, recording Downpour, Crossfire and Behind the Glass. Engineered by John Brierley, the three tracks were co-produced by the band and Joy Division manager Rob Gretton. The 7" was released in June on small Manchester label Streets Ahead, in an early sleeve...