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Groupe fondé à Dubai en 2003 par Ben Bruce, Asking Alexandria prend d'abord le nom de : Amongst Us. Appelé ensuite End of Reason, la formation prends finalement le nom d'Asking Alexandria début 2006. Le groupe créé un mini-album « Tomorrow, Hope, Goodbye ». Peu de temps après, Bruce quitte Dubai pour retourner vivre en Angleterre, ce qui mène à la dissolution du groupe. En 2008, le groupe se reforme, garde le nom d'Asking Alexandria et prends le genre métalcore , screamo/éléctro. Il incorpore cette fois ci : Danny Worsnop (chanteur), Camron Liddell (guitare), James Cassells (batterie) et Sam Bettley...

For three simple words ‘I’, ‘love’ and ‘you’ have a clever way of hiding themselves, no more so than in The Alexandria Quartet’s debut album. Based in Bergen, Norway’s main student city and the country’s unofficial pop epicentre, the Quartet have been holed up in studios and rehearsal rooms for the last 18 months polishing a collection of beautiful songs bursting with love, loss and the kind of melodies that come along once in a blue moon. ‘Montauk’, inspired by the place in New York and its starring role as the place where love blooms in Eternal Sunshine Of The...

Lorez Alexandria, born Dolorez Alexandria Turner (August 14, 1929 – May 22, 2001), was an American jazz and gospel singer, described as "one of the most gifted and underrated jazz singers of the twentieth century". She was born in Chicago, Illinois. She sang gospel music in churches in her teens, and spent 11 years as part of an a cappella choir. Turning to jazz, she worked the local Chicago club scene before linking up with arranger King Fleming and recording several albums for King Records between 1957 and 1959, including some with pianist Ramsey Lewis. She moved to Los Angeles...

Electronic synth trio formed in early 80s in Northen English town of Lancaster. Enjoyed limited success locally with live shows and nationally via John Peel's Radio 1 evening programme, for which they also did a session. .