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3. Efter syv års pause er et af dansk blues’ flagskibe igen på scenen. Det århusianske band, med sangeren James Loveless i front, bragte i halvfemserne nye standarder til dansk blues med et utal af koncerter og de anmelderroste albums ”Shades of Blue” og ”On a Mission from Muddy Waters”. Nu er missionen genoptaget – til ære for Muddy Waters og blues-folket. Bandet selv svæver i de højere luftlag efter genforeningen, og glæden og engagementet brænder igennem i musikken og det nyeligt udkomne ”Live” album, “Feels Like The First Time”. Med sin baggrund i amerikansk gospel synger James Loveless med...

Currently run by Matt Zuleger as an instrumental djent, progressive, arabic, metal project. SOB started back in 06' when Shawn Andrews and Matt Zuleger wanted to start a band. They were never able to get a band together so the project was left to Matt in which it became an experimental instrumental project. My sanctuary lies within my creations. Only there am i truly free. The ultimate expression of my soul lies within my music. My sanctuary. How to describe my music? Technical. Djent. Arabic. Epic. Heavy. Interesting. I try to set my music apart from the rest of the...

Duo formed by brothers Mark and Chris Reynolds. As teenagers, the brothers developed a love for the electronic dance sound best exemplified by the likes of Depeche Mode and OMD, and hit local stages under the name Shades of May. In 1984 the duo scored an early coup when their song “Distant Memories” was included on 91X’s local music compilation, Local Heroes. A few years later they became Red Flag. .

The Bridgewater, NJ-based hardcore band Shades Apart formed in 1988, comprising singer/guitarist Mark V., bassist Kevin Lynch and drummer Ed Brown. After releasing their self-titled debut later that year on the Wishingwell label, the trio fell silent before resurfacing in 1992 with the Sunspot EP Dude Danger; another label change, this time to Skene, followed for the 1993 EP Neon. All members Bill Stevenson and Stephen Egerton produced Shades Apart's next LP, 1995's Save It, which scored a minor hit with its punked-up cover of Soft Cell's "Tainted Love." Following 1997's Seeing Things, the group signed to major label Universal...