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There are two artists named Soho: 1. Soho was a short-lived New York collaboration between Pal Joey and Reynald "CFM" Deschamps. Soho recorded a few well-known dance-tracks—most notably—1989's Hot Music on Reynald's Kool Groove Records. http://www.discogs.com/artist/Soho 2. The better known act Soho is a pop trio from England, consisting of the sisters, Jacqueline (Jacqui) Soho and Pauline Soho, with Timothy London. Other members of the group over the years have been Dukie D (original programmer and electro-visionary), Liam Gillick (now a well known artist - Liam added live bites from vinyl at early gigs), Eds Chesters (now of The Bluetones),...

Along with producer Martin Ehrencrona (In Solitude, Mattias Alkberg/Södra Sverige, Les Big Byrd, Beast) the band went into the bunker known as Studio Cobra to follow up their critically acclaimed debut Disease. The result is 34 minutes of dark rock music, straight up, no fuzz. Grande Roses sophomore album follow the same path as it’s precursor. Short songs, grinding guitars and if the music seems to have gotten a little lighter, the lyrics digs itself deeper into the active unawareness of today. Members: Göran Messelt Andersson – Vocals Magnus Eklund and Johan – Guitars Robin Ejnebrand – Bass Emil Karlsson...

There are 2 bands with the same name: 1. An Alternative/Emo band from Rochester New York 2. A late 70s punk band from the UK with the single "Can't Understand b/w Your Love is Like a Ballistic Missile" released on Posthumous Petal records. Biographies are listed below: 1) Roses Are Red (2002-2007) was an alternative rock band formed in Rochester, New York & signed to Trustkill Records. Roses Are Red formed in the summer of 2002 from the ashes of numerous other bands around the Western New York area and originally featured Vincent Minervino on vocals, Brian and Matthew Gordner...

Thunder and Roses, an early power trio from Philadelphia USA, recorded "King of the Black Sunrise" in 1969. This garage rock album is a hard rockin', ultra heavy, Hendrix-inspired, slab of bluesy psychedelia. Track one, the classic "White Lace and Strange", was covered by Nirvana in a radio broadcast that is included on their box set "With The Lights Out". Though the group's listed record label "Lizard" might well be an appropriate name, in reality this album was released by United Artists Records. Chris Bond went on to play for and produce Hall & Oates. There are some real good...