Nostalgia 77#3 | ja

There are several bands named Nostalgia: 1) Nostalgia is a project from Belgium, formed by Rüdiger Gleisberg and Mathias Grassow in 2000. Their sound is a crossbreed of darkwave and ambient. More info can be found at www.nostalgia-project.com 2) Nostalgia is a dark ambient / industrial project from United States, started in March of 2005, lead solely by Mark Hunter. Their discography includes: "Funereal Rituals" (demo), "The Aesthetics of Death" (demo), "Axis I / Seasons of Decay" (split with Ceberus), and "Infestation" mCD. More info can be found at http://www.myspace.com/nostalgicfuneral or nostalgia.mercurous.net 3) Nostalgia is a high school rock band...

Performing the music of nostalgia 77, lost jazz masterpieces, new group composition and improvisation the nostalgia 77 octet are hotly tipped as the new british jazz explosion. Largely formed from graduates of the Royal Academys jazz programme and Alumni of the NYJO the band boast members from Mathew Herbert Big Band and Mathew Bourns Electric Dr M group. Playing a majority of the composers original compositions the group also pay homage to their influences which range from vintage british jazz compoitions by Graham Collier to the searching Afro-American sound of Sun Ra. In 2006, Nostalgia 77 Octet won the Jazz...

Nostalgia 77 is the studio project of British artist Ben Lamdin (a.k.a The Hermit). The project has produced a number of studio albums and singles (see full discography) and found a live presence in Nostalgia 77 Octet. Ben Lamdin’s creations range from heavy funk, to hip-hop based beats mixed with dusty old jazz, obscuro funk and psych bits and pieces. Nostalgia 77’s influences include free and spiritual jazz as well as 60’s funk and soul and Afro sounds. He got signed to Tru Thoughts in 2002. .

Fatal Nostalgia is a one man project from inspired by feelings of nostalgia and melancholy. Fatal Nostalgia blends elements of ambient, post-rock, and various metal genres to create an introspective listening experience. Themes of nature, dreams, and emotionalism are prevalent inspirations as well. Previously known as Homes in the Distance. .