JUNO’s debut video, to the song Answers (out now on iTunes, Spotify and Amazon mp3)
Filmed in 2014 by Chalkman Video, at the Rock and Roll Circus, Leeds.
Bio
JUNO, late twenties from Leeds. Enjoys: long walks on the beach, going to the movies, and playing loud sweaty gigs in venues small and large, with so much adrenaline fulled energy in music and body it keeps people pumped for hours after the show.
Looking to form a deep emotional connection with anyone who enjoys music that you can feel as well as hear, with plans to never settle down, just carry on rocking till we drop.
JUNO :
http://www.wearejuno.com/
http://www.facebook.com/junoleeds
https://twitter.com/wearejuno
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3apd6Xq80kJX67I8VPvUPg/
Booze & Glory, “Only Fools Get Caught”.
Booze & Glory :
www.boozeandglory.com
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Booze-Glory/168564536523
STEP1MUSIC (Europe)
www.step1music.com/
CONTRA RECORDS (Europe)
www.contra-net.com/
SAILOR’S GRAVE RECORDS (USA)
www.sailorsgraverecords.com/
Music recorded at Perry Vale Studios in London by Pat Collier
http://www.perryvalestudios.com/
Video directed by Frank Pellegrino
www.facebook.com/FrankVideo
Drongos for Europe, “Freedom”. Punk from Birmingham, UK.
Video by Just Browsing Productions Limited.
Bio
Formed in 1979 in Birmingham England, playing early gigs with mates GBH, Dead Wretched and the Varukers. The band shared the stage in the early days with bands like GBH, Exploited, Dead Kennedys, Crass, the Pogues, The Beat, and all the UK82 bands of the time.
The Drongos first single was a DIY release in 1981 called “Hope and Glory”. The band also recorded two EP’s on Inferno records in 1982 – “Deaths a Career” and “Eternity” which charted at 47 in the national UK charts.
The band split in 1985 – reformed in 88 – carried on and off until the mid 90’s. The band kicked things off again for real in 1999 for a gig with GBH and the UK Subs(thanks to Jock from GBH getting Dek Drongo pissed and persuading him to reform the band)… Tommy Drongo on vocals (is the only original member), Dek (who joined i n July 82) on Bass, Anton on Guitar and Kimbo on Drums- this line up recorded the bands first two albums in 2003s “Barcode Generation” and 2005s “Hotline to Hades” (Hotline was also released in the U.S by SOS records). They then released a single in 1990 on Renegade records “This Town/Cool Baby” followed by an EP “Wasted” in 2001 on Intimidation records.
2007 saw the release of a 12″ Singles and Rarities album “Deaths a Career” on Italian label Pure Punk, along with Rob MDM joining the band as 2nd guitarist and a 7″ EP called “Dance When Maggie’s Dead” on their own DFE Records.
2009 saw the departure of Kimbo, Anton and Rob with replacements in Dave “Ohmsy” on Guitar and Danny on Drums, whose initial imput spurred on ideas for new songs. In January 2010 to mark the 30th year celebrations, DFE released their latest album “Cage the Rage” which has been well received both at home and abroad.
In 2012, DFE toured across Europe playing at many festivals & also played as part of the 2012 Rancid tour in England.
Discography
1981 – Adverse Chorus 7″ – Drongos For Europe & Kite Records
1982 – Death’s A Career 7″ – Inferno
1982 – Eternity 7″ – Inferno
1990 – Cool Baby 7″ – Renegade Records & Dragnet Records
2001 – Return Of The Punk Monster CD – Data
2003 – Wasted 7″ – Intimidation
2003 – Barcode Generation CD – Dislocate Records & Puke N Vomit (USA)
2003 – Live at the U.S.A. Bootleg CD Snot Records
2004 – Hope And Glory 7″ – Puke N Vomit (USA)
2004 – Barcode Generation LP – Puke N Vomit (USA) Dislocate UK
2005 – Hotline To Hades CD – Punk Shit/ DFE Records & SOS Records (USA)
2006 – Barcode Generation CD – DFE Records – re-release as previous releases sold out.
2007 – Death’s A Career – Singles and Rarities CD – Pure Punk Records (Italy)
2007 – Dance When Maggie’s Dead 7″ CD – DFE Records
2007 – Mouthguard /Drongos For Europe Split – Bullpit Records
2010 – Cage the Rage – DFE Records
2012 – MESSED UP EP DFE Records
Music
Links
Drongos for Europe :
http://drongos-for-europe.wix.com/marinamaniac
http://www.reverbnation.com/drongosforeurope
https://www.facebook.com/pages/drongos-for-europe/251933998393
http://www.myspace.com\drongosforeurope
Just Browsing Productions Limited :
http://www.justbrowsingproductions.co.uk
“Go To Hell, For Heaven’s Sake” by Bring Me The Horizon from the album “Sempiternal”, available now.
iTunes: http://bit.ly/15Mfmbp
Epitaph Store: http://www.epitaphstore.com
Bio
Bring Me the Horizon are a British metalcore band from Sheffield, Yorkshire, who formed in 2004. Bring Me the Horizon consists of lead vocalist Oliver Sykes, lead guitarist Lee Malia, rhythm guitarist Jona Weinhofen, bassist Matt Kean and drummer Matt Nicholls. They are currently signed to Visible Noise Records in the UK, Epitaph Records in the US and to Shock Records in Australia. Their music has been said to be influenced diversely by grindcore, death metal and emo, and their earlier work is noted for its strong influence from American metalcore bands. They have released three studio albums and one extended play.
They released their debut album Count Your Blessings on 30 October 2006. Their second album, Suicide Season was released 29 September 2008 with a two disc special edition version titled: Suicide Season: Cut Up!, featuring a second disc of electronic and dubstep remixes of tracks featured on Suicide Season. Prior to the release of the special edition of Suicide Season, founding rhythm guitarist Curtis Ward left the band due to commitment issues. He was later replaced with Jona Weinhofen. Their third studio album There Is A Hell, Believe Me I’ve Seen It. There Is A Heaven, Let’s Keep It A Secret. was released 4 October 2010.
Bring Me The Horizon :
http://www.bringmethehorizon.co.uk
Controversy is rarely an attribute to be proud of, but death metal juggernauts Martyr Defiled have honed it into an art form – quickly becoming one of the most talked about underground bands in the UK. Creating an intense blend between the anger and passion of the hardcore scene of the early 2000s with the blackened death metal stalwarts of Dark Funeral and Behemoth, Martyr Defiled hit the ground running. Emerging from a convoluted English death metal/hardcore scene in 2007, Martyr Defiled were quickly picked up by the legendary Leeds-based Thirty Days Of Night Records and released their debut EP in February 2009. This sold out of its limited 1000 unit pressing over the next 6 months, aided strongly by supporting tours with All Shall Perish, Annotations Of An Autopsy and The Red Chord – playing across the country to their already rabid fan base on hundreds of shows over the year.
“Collusion”, the band’s debut album through Siege Of Amida Records, is summary of 3 years of keeping the bands collective nose to the grindstone. Fighting through stolen equipment, stolen vans, poverty and 15 consecutive member changes vocalist Matthew Jones comments that ‘We are made stronger by everything that brings us down, and we make this show through our music. We’re pissed off with the world.’ The album emanates anger throughout, but Martyr Defiled have also found another musical string in their bow – atmosphere. The album flows through several stages, and by far the most interesting is the low key clean sections, the dynamic breaks in their songs and the almost post rock/progressive finale in “Archae”.
The band are currently moving forward with their as yet untitled sophomore effort. Expect more crushing groove, more atmosphere and much more sophistication on the next record – expect something playing to their strengths and much more comfortable exposing their weaknesses. Recent exposure on prime time Ch4 program Hollyoaks, as well as constant touring throughout the UK and mainland Europe and features in many UK national publications including Metal Hammer will leave no one in question of the hype Martyr Defiled create around themselves, and their music speaks for itself – pure hate and aggression against the system that seems incapable of holding them down.
Martyr Defiled
https://www.facebook.com/martydefiled
https://www.youtube.com/user/martyrdefiled
