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Little Genius Entertainment: Definitely Eclectic!

"Let Us Join Skillz"... When an independent label praises musical diversity Read more...

Added: 08/03/2007

Give Pete a Chance

Just who are the Children of the Revolution?, This writer for one doesn't believe that Elton John holds the key. Maybe though, just maybe, Pete Doherty has a claim. Read more...

Added: 12/02/2007

The Kooks

Many Fibers were asked why this band from Brighton was so well situated in the prime time slot of the festival. The answer was simple: The Kooks cater to a plethora of genres in each song while still retaining their unique indie style, something which has been so infrequently been attempted and succeeded at. Read more...

Added: 20/11/2006

Furia

Furia are a band of four ladies from Os, suburb of Bergen. They have played together since high school and have maintained a strong bond making rock music with catchy melodies creating a dynamic and uplifting sound. They are attractive and energetic on stage; their audience ranged from young children to hip teenagers. Read more...

Added: 20/11/2006

Ralph Myerz and The Jack Herren Band

It's not always recognized in today's "we want it all right now" world, but patience is a true virtue. And Bergen's finest electro-rockers Ralph Myerz & the Jack Herren Band are being rewarded for remembering that golden rule. After releasing two highly successful albums on an indie label (2003's 'A Special Album' and 2005's 'Your New Best Friends'), the trio is set to unleash its major label debut on Virgin Records. Read more...

Added: 20/11/2006

Jaga Jazzists

The Jaga Jazzists are a ten piece band of Djs and jazz instrumentalists including the trumpet, flute, trombone, French horn, oboe and drummer. The group used live instruments and electronic sampling to create a fairly unique contemporary jazz sound. The jazzists attracted a great crowd who watched the performance quietly yet intently. Abstract harmonies and experimental improvisation made this show inspiring and surprising. Read more...

Added: 20/11/2006

Rudi ProTrudi and The Fuzztones

This American band took the stage by storm with their classic metal-rock. Their style and attitude resembles that of most 70s rock bands, honest and energetic. The audience loved this crazy group as they represent true rock n roll in one of its most traditional forms. Read more...

Added: 20/11/2006

Sunday Drivers

The Sunday Drivers were among the many bands to play this years Benicassim Festival held in Spain July 20-23. Joining the ranks of such artists as Morrissey, Depeche Mode, and the critically acclaimed Scissor Sisters, this band was a staunch contender. Their diverse musical styles have helped them gain fans from all around the globe, and is what sets them apart from others in their class. Read more...

Added: 20/11/2006

Teitur

Known for his ability to capture crowds and win their undying devotion, Teitur has become a household name in many European markets. Heavily influenced by poetry and sensitivity, this European native found a way to communicate with people through music in a way that connects directly to their inner thoughts and emotions through understanding and introspection. His fans are familiar with his music, and taken with how much it relates directly to them. Read more...

Added: 20/11/2006

Amund Maarud & the Grand

Opening acts included the Blues Kid of Norway, Amund Maarud & the Grand. At the surprising age of just 21, Amund have already captivated audiences globally, releasing 3 albums and touring Norway for the last few years. Amunds second album Ripped, Stripped and Southern fried was a noted success -both artistically and commercially with around 6500 units sold and nominations for the prestigious Spellemann Award; the Norwegian Grammies, in 2003 in the country/blues category Read more...

Added: 20/11/2006

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