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Speaking In Tongues is a DIY indie-rock music project lead by Alex Profera. Started in his hometown of Staten Island, NY in 2007 and refined on the Purchase College & Westchester music scene by playing shows with an array of musicians from the university and local area. Antarctican Apathy is the sophomore follow up EP to the previous "The Pharaoh's Dance", and interesting meld of indie & prog rock. With a more solid direction and cohesive aesthetic Alex has forged an entirely self created indie-rock gem by throwing doo-wop, punk, and pop into the mix. Now involved in the Bushwick/Ridgewood...

There are four groups called Manners. 1. Manners is a hardcore band from New Haven/Hartford, Connecticut, formed in 2010. The band is composed of vocalist Chris Hague, guitarists Ian Edgerly and Jay Holmes, bassist Michael Magas, and drummer Danny Sheridan. The band has released two EP's entitled "Escapism" and "Apparitions," that can be heard at their official Myspace, www.myspace.com/mannersct or Facebook www.facebook.com/mannersct. 2. Manners is the experimental folk project of Greg "Sun" Benson from Portland, Maine. www.sunofbees.com 3. Manners is a post-rock band from Mundelein, IL. They are currently recording and releasing demos. One demo is up for release on...

There are two bands called Heavy Manners 1. Heavy Manners were a ska band from the 80s, one of the earliest ska bands of the Chicago era. They played with an impressive array of national and international acts (The English Beat, The Clash, Third World, Jimmy Cliff, The Ramones, The Go Gos, Grace Jones, Peter Tosh), recorded tracks in the studio with Peter Tosh and released two records on Disturbing Records. Heavy Manners played a couple reunion shows at Halsted Market Days on August 11 & 12th, 2007. and Summer of 2008. 2. Heavy Manners are from London and make...

Als QC und Ramon, die beiden Frontmänner am Meer, 2007 ihren Mundart-Erstling «Vou im Biud» veröffentlichten, horchten Medien und Konzertveranstalter erstaunt auf: «Aufsehenerregend!» (SonntagsBlick), «die witzigste Mundart-Band» (DRS3), «Unterhaltung mit subtilen Wortspielereien» (Berner Zeitung BZ). «Männer am Meer» erhoben sich aus den Untiefen der See. 2008 kam das zweite Album «Mit dem Rücken zum Strand» und aus einem Duo mit begleitender Liveband wurde eine fest verschweisste, 9-köpfige Combo. Mit dem Song «Rägetage» (feat. Kuno Lauener) und «741» landete die Band nationale Radiohits. Zig Konzerte vom Wallis bis an den Bodensee, von Hinterhöfen bis ans Gurtenfestival: «Männer am Meer» spielten sich...

Joseph McManners (born 3 December 1992, in Canterbury, Kent) is an English actor and singer. He lives on a non-working farm in Petham near Canterbury and recently left Simon Langton Grammar School for Boys (also in Canterbury) for a boarding school after being awarded a drama and academic scholarship. McManners decided to become a singer after he heard the song My Heart Will Go On whilst watching the film Titanic at the age of 8. He plays the violin and the piano and is learning to play the guitar. McManners auditioned for the lead role in the BBC's operatic version...