Fatty Phew | fr

The Fatty Acids have been kicking around tunes based on bible parables and "Street Fighter II TURBO" for two years now. Based in Milwaukee, the quintet includes Derek De Vinney, Josh Evert, Colt Quamme, Joel Van Haren, and Gosh (Goss). In the Spring of 2010 they released their debut full-length, "Stop Berries, Berries, and Berries, Berries." It was luckily finished before the world ended. It is available for free download in the following formats: mp4 and mp3. .

Nephew is a band from Denmark that plays English and Danish melodic rock with synth influences. Formed in 1996, they have released five studio albums: Swimming Time (2000), USADSB (2004), Interkom Kom Ind, Danmark/Denmark (2009) and one live album (and DVD): 07.07.07 (2007). Their fifth studio album, Hjertestarter, was released on November 2nd, 2012. Some of the big hits of Nephew have been Movie Klip (USADSB), En Wannabe Darth Vader (USADSB) (an English version of this song has also been released, called A Wannabe Darth Vader), Superliga (USADSB), Igen & Igen & (Interkom…), Science Fiction og Familien (Interkom…), Mexico Ligger...

Fatty Spins was a group of three YouTubers having fun with music. Their first song "Doin' Your Mom" was published on YouTube on the channel RayWilliamJohnson, receiving over 3,000,000 views as of February 2010. However, despite this success, Fatty Spins was very short lived due to royalty disputes. This resulted in all Fatty Spins songs now being available for free, as Ray announced on his 5th of February 2010 vlog on the channel BreakingNYC. .

Started out as a member of the legendary punk band Aunt Sally. In 1980 she collaborated with Sakamoto Ryuichi on the single Shukyoku. In '81 she and the members of Can made the album Phew. After taking some time off, Phew made a recording with former members of DAF and Neubauten. She subsequently released two albums with Anton Fier, Bill Laswell and others. Recently she is active in a wide range of projects, including Novo Tono, Phew Unit, a duo with Seiichi Yamamoto, and Big Picture. .