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The critically acclaimed orchestra perform popular 18th century and baroque classics reflecting the richness and elegance of the period. They often play in full 18th century costume and by candlelight to complete the evocation. .

Urine Festival is a goregrind band from The Netherlands, formed in 2001 by Marc from Last Days of Humanity, and Erwin from S.M.E.S. and Kots. .

Festival is a band of sisters, Lindsay Powell and Alexis Powell, with occasional help from their brother Mike. The sound marches from tribal, a bit ritual and sometimes American traditional to psychedelic in very colourful and melodic formation. Festival´s debut album called Come, Arrow, Come! was released on Language of Stone in April 2008. http://festival.bandcamp.com/ www.myspace.com/linzyandlexi http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/pages/FESTIVAL/20263443732 Festival was also a 1970s disco project led by Boris Midney which produced a disco version of the musical Evita, spawning the hit "Don't Cry For Me Argentina" .

Festival of Mutilation (FoM) is formed in 2007 in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. They are brutal/ technical oriented death metal band which is mostly inspired with Nile as their primary influence. First line-up of the members was: Ermin Habibović (vocals), Jasenko Džipa (guitar), Saša Džino (bass) and Marko Gačnik (drums). They worked together for two years and recorded first debut album Gods Of Infernal Desolation which is promoted in autumn 2009 after Ermin has left the band. They replaced Ermin with new and younger female vocal Hana Hadžajlić for a short time, who was also vocal in local death/grindcore metal...

Before there were Moving Units, Year Future, and Ground Unicorn Horn, there was Chris Hathwell, who plays in all three and there was his great, doomed punk band The Festival of Dead Deer. They were great because the noise they made could melt steel and boil blood, and they were doomed because they reared up fast, spat out beautiful music, then vanished into the ether. Their album The Many Faces of Mental Illness (ThreeOneG) gives us 14 faces of mental illness in 44:57 minutes of frantic, stained-to-nothing vocals, sludgy razor sharp breakdowns, and song structure that bucks from one extreme...