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NERVOUS CABARET is what is meant by a tour de force. The Brooklyn/NYC based sextet boasts two drummers, intensely powerful bass rhythm, soaring horns and a wild throated open-heart on vocals. Their live performances are bloodily moving: by turns Ellington, Post punk Led Zeppelin, and vaudeville orchestra. The band´s sound crashes from violent to fragile in staggered stride, rips the heart out of the room only to offer it to the wallflower. If Trenchtown lay on the Bay of Bengal, was frequented by shipmates of Rimbaud and Conrad trafficking in amplifiers and amphetamines, Nervous Cabaret would serve as the house...

Cabaret Grey was created in 2010 by musicians associated with post-punk scenes of Legnica and Wrocław. Faithful to the dark side of the music of the 80's, they are composing cold and harsh songs, full of punk energy with an occasional hint of romantic nostalgy. The band have few releases under its belt: "Stirring" EP, "Cranes" and "Almost Frantic" singles and "Live in Legnica" LP. Their music was also featured on few compilations with independent music. .

Cabaret Pop is a single-man outfit, brainchild of Diego Vasallo (the other half of the famous spanish band Duncan Dhu, with Mikel Erentxun). Softly provocative lyrics and well crafted musical compositons. Its (relatively) highest success was the album "Realidad virtual del R'n'R". .

Electronic music/lyrics by Roi Robertson made at his studio in an ex-brothel in North London. For Live shows Roi is joined by Steve Bellamy on synths. History... Roi started Mechanical Cabaret in 1999 and played his first live show in October that year at Gossips in Soho, London for the club night 'Electric Dreams'. In 2001 they toured the UK with Katscan and Squid. Of particular note amongst the gigs that Mechanical Cabaret played during these early years, they supported Fad Gadget at his 'comeback' concert after 15 years away, at the Astoria in London. In June 2002 Roi released...

Cabaret Voltaire were an experimental music band which formed in Sheffield, UK in 1973. They originally consisted of Stephen Mallinder (vocals, bass), Richard H. Kirk (guitar, keyboards, sound manipulation) and Chris Watson (sound manipulation, tapes, keyboards). Over the years Cabaret Voltaire's music continued to evolve, from its experimental, Velvet Underground-inspired beginnings in the mid 1970s to the pop-oriented dance music in the early 1990s. Each consequent phase saw the band pushing the boundaries of its time, proving highly influential for the many electronic artists that followed in its footsteps. The band pioneered many techniques that for years fuelled industrial music...