Downfall of Gaia | id

The famous reggae band from Marseille (France) was born in 1998 by the meeting of seven explosive musicians fascinated by the ROOTS REGGAE MUSIC. It's by following the greatest and missing jamaïcan singers' wakes that SONS OF GAIA can today pay them a really fine tribute. Inspired by reggae roots artists from the 70's / 80's such as Augustus Pablo, Denis Brown, Mutabaruka, Count Ossie, SONS OF GAÏA try to carry on the eternal peace message of reggae music. Lifting rythms, the grounation NYABINGHI offers an hypnotic atmosphere, sweetly mixed up with voices, deep bass, drum, brass section and the...

< GAIA (Japan) > Tokyo, Japan 1990's aka The Gaia the band Gana: voice Yumirrin: guitar Jhappy: bass Luzy "Tattoo Baby": drums partial discography Kick Up Ass! full-length (Sunshine Sherbet 1994) split 7" EP with Dead and Gone (Prank 1996) This One full-length (Sound Pollution 1997) 777 1991-1997 singles collection (Sound Pollution 1998) eight songs on the amazing Women's Liberation comp (Selfish 1994) stolen from the Sound Pollution catalog I wish I had more info about em than this.... About 777 (1991-1997): "Collection of songs by Tokyo greats. Includes the Women's Liberation tracks, songs from 7"'s, comps., and a few...

Redefining the concept of a power trio for the modern rock age, The Downfalls mix the high-octane intensity of old school garage and punk with the pomp-and-circumstance of 70's glam in a sweaty brew soaked in the emotional urgency of current indie rock. With the self-release of their debut album Last Night, The Downfalls deliver on the promise of their incendiary live shows with a twelve-song journey that is both cathartic and unique. Produced by Scott Tusa (who has worked with other notable San Francisco acts such as Scissors for Lefty and Bellavista), Last Night spins out the big hooks...