Inspector Lestrade | en

There are 2 bands with this name: 1. Mexican ska revival ensemble Inspector comprises singer Javier Sánchez aka Big Javi, drummer David Martínez aka Tribi, bassist Arnoldo Ortega aka Lolo, sax players Jaime González aka Jimmy and Jesús Arriaga aka Padrino, guitarist Alejandro Ortega aka Güero, keyboardist Homero Ontiveros aka Marango and trumpeter Jesús Lemo. The band debuted in 1995 with the independently produced Misión Ska, featuring five original songs. After moving to Mexico City from their native Monterrey, N.L. Inspector had the opportunity to make their first album Blanco y Negro. The 13-track Alma en Fuego followed in 2001....

Kyle Andrew Ward, born on July 4th, is an electronic music composer from Vancouver, Washington who produces songs in many different genres, including dance, techno, trance, happy hardcore, and drum and bass. Ward began playing piano at age 5 via the Suzuki method (by ear). He soon integrated his love for technology through keyboards, computers, and all forms of electronic instruments. Kyle uses many different pseudonyms to sign his music. He has a different pseudonym for each genre of music he works in: * KaW (from Kyle Andrew Ward) is the most common of Kyle's pseudonyms. Music signed "KaW" is...

A guitar player, a drummer… that’s all. Magical groove, original feeling and sharped sense of rowdy rythm make The Inspector Cluzo the funkiest rock duet in the world... or the opposite? Fishbone lead singer Angelo Moore and bass player Norwood Fisher agreed with that and got involved in their first LP, produced at Jet Studio in Brussels by Stephane Kraemer (Yann “Amelie Poulain” Tiersen, Jack The Ripper, Watcha, Pleymo...). That’s the most surprising thing with Inspector Cluzo, besides that they are only two guys and make more noise than a big orchestra : it’s an unique mix of high-voltage rock’n’roll...

A bit of a Scottish Polistory. After scraping their knees together, they scraped their fingers on guitars and pianos and banged them on biscuit tins before playing songs in front of people in the upstairs rooms of pubs in Newcastle upon Tyne, including a few with the Anti-pop Organisation (Arthur2Stroke, Noise Toys etc) when those Viz boys were selling Viz 1 in the toilet. Since then, they've played with various line-ups in Sheffield, Newcastle, Leicester and London... The philosophy of the Scottish Polis Inspectors has always been serious fun; to make music with feeling and meaning. They are now based...