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There seem to be three FALLEN ANGEL artists. 1) Swedish Death/Thrash Metal 2) Danish Death/Grind 3) Brittsh Doomcore duo. Fallen Angel Band #2 is a Modern/Hard Rock band from the US featuring Male vocals (Wolfe) and female instrumentalists (K, Savarra abd CJ)and features musical characteristics such as moderate to heavy syncopation, great musicianship, Radio Friendly Stylings, modal harmonies, angry and narrative lyrics, strong, gritty and emotional male vocals, light Vocal male/female Harmonies, mixed Minor & Major key tonality, Heavy use of Electric Bass riffs, driving drums, and lively and melodic guitar leads. Learn more about Fallen Angel at www.FallenAngelMusik.com. Both...

Black Box Recorder are an indie pop/trip-hop group from London, England consisting of Sarah Nixey (vocals), Luke Haines (guitar, vocals) and John Moore (guitar, vocals). They debuted in 1998 with England Made Me, a collection of lyrically sophisticated pop tunes. They followed this up with The Facts Of Life, which gave them their first hit with the single of the same name in April 2000. Their third album, Passionoia, was released in 2003. There is also a compilation album, The Worst Of Black Box Recorder, a collections of B-sides, cover versions and remixes. Musically, the group are influenced by trip-hop,...

We Are the Fallen is a rock band that was formed in 2009 in the United States . It consists of former American Idol contestant Carly Smithson on vocals, Marty O'Brien on bass, former Evanescence members Ben Moody and John Lecompt on guitar, as well as Rocky Gray on drums. In several interviews, the band revealed that the band's name was created by singer songwriter Hana Pestle, Moody's girlfriend and friend of the band, in reference to the band member's musical pasts. Marty O'Brien has been quoted as saying, "I feel that each member was brought into this band because...

While rolling landscapes, fine dining and traditional beauty might be the trademarks of the Italian experience, clubbers the world over would argue that Mr. David Boldini (better known as 7 Skies) is doing more for great first impressions than any gourmet dish or scenic vista ever could. With influences ranging from Genesis to The Police and The Prodigy (and everyone in between), it would seem unlikely that young David would take up an interest in the far more niche genres of Trance and Progressive House. All it took was a few years and some sonic experimentation however, and not only...