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http://www.hooverphonic.com/be-en/home http://www.myspace.com/hooverphonic Hooverphonic - belgijska grupa muzyczna założona w 1995. Zaliczana do nurtu muzyki trip hop, jednak ich horyzonty muzyczne są dużo szersze - grają szeroko pojętą muzykę elektroniczną, chillout, trance, pop, a miejscami nawet i ambient. Zespół początkowo nazywał się Hoover, jednak zmienił nazwę po odkryciu, że istnieje wiele innych grup o takiej nazwie. Choć często uważani za spadkobierców Massive Attack i Portishead, Hooverphonic wymykają się jakimkolwiek prostym definicjom. Od czasów trip-hopu na debiutanckim albumie "A New Stereophonic Sound Spectacular", przez symbiozę elektroniki i brzmień akustycznych z "Blue Wonder Power Milk", orkiestrowe aranżacje przebojowego "The Magnificent Tree" "No More...

Beehoover are a German two-piece band (Ingmar, bass and vocals, Claus, drums). After trying to form a normal four piece band: bass, drums, guitar, singer, they failed to find a suitable guitarist and vocalist. From the outset, they wanted the bass to be the leading instrument and a guitar to enhance it, but it didn't work out. The first demo in 2004 featured three tracks with an additional vocalist they had finally found. After this the bassist and drummer decided not to have a separate singer. Three songs were written and ended up on the A Mirror Is A Window's...

There are at least two bands with the name Hoover. Hoover was an American post-hardcore band from Washington, DC. Hoover was formed in 1992, and went on to produce some of the more intense music to appear on the Dischord Records label in the 1990s. Unusually, three of the four members shared vocal duties equally. They are often credited as being a progenitor of math rock along with bands like Drive Like Jehu; indeed, while the band did definitely display influences from DC indie pioneers Fugazi, they also drew comparisons to DLJ and other non-DC bands. Hoover split up in...

When speed meets incredible skills, it turns out like this. If you are of the slow kind, you could be annoyed by your inabilty to follow this mad mixture of classical tunes and sheer crazily briliant breakbeats at an appropriate speed. Your eyes may rotate in their sockets, your neck may become stiff of astonished shaking of the head, but we promise you one thing: your grin will stay put firmly in place. The only drug you might be tempted to take while listening to this, is Ritalin. The sounds run through ones brain like breathless, pumped-up mice, ready to...