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There are several artists called CHANGES: 1) American folk band formed in 1969 by cousins Robert N. Taylor and Nicholas Tesluk. Their music incorporates virtuoso, folkish acoustic guitar riffs and english ballad-like vocals. Changes saw three distinct periods with rotating band members before their contemporary incarnation. Becouse of their lyrics dealing with tradition and metaphysics and the member's patiriotic ideas they are heavily associated with the neofolk genre. 2) Swedish progressive rock band formed in 1987 in Gothenburg and disbanded in 1993. Bassplayer/songwriter Jonas Slattung and keyboardplayer Erik Nolander went on to swedish pop-dreamweavers Anywhen. 3) Moscow band "Changes" has...

The name «Nuit Close» (Closed Night) has been inspired by the work of Louis Calaferte, a deep and amazing writer. His universe is deep, thick and turned to the inside of the man as the atmosphere of a big forest could be, a dark and dwelling forest. Target of the deads, different levels of penetration, thinking bones, murder temple… Musicians are: Le Hibou: guitare acoustique/électrique, e-bow, basse, prog.boîte à rythme, clavier et montage sur md., Trident: Vocal, Flûte traversière, Instrument à vent midi. Contact: http://www.myspace.com/nuitclose .

Black / doom metal formed in 2008 in France (Île-de-France). The man behind this band is Ensamhet. Discography: 1. Suite Neurasthénique pour la Pendaison Split album, 2009 2. Où nul Oeil du Ciel ne Pénètre Best of/Compilation, 2010 3. Cendre des Cieux EP, 2010 4. Le Dernier Râle des Negs - Esquisse Demo, 2010 .

Formed in 1982, Opéra de Nuit is a French coldwave band belonging to the independent scene from the early 80s, including five musicians, four from Valréas and the fifth from the Drôme department, in southeastern France. Self-taught band bringing a certain kind of will, the Opera wanders from halls to basements, from attics to caves: they multiply concerts in France and elsewhere (Paris, Lyon, Marseille, ...), as well as their interviews and radio broadcasts. Their first EP, Amour Noir, is recorded in 1984. Then, Sourire de l'Ombre was the second EP recorded in 1986. S/T (LP) was set up in...

French new wave is definitly not dead! Here we don’t talk about a music genre but an attitude, a position. From the begining in the 50’s with the “nouvelle vague”, the aim is to find new forms beyond avant-garde and pop-culture to express true emotions, to show the diseases of the modern world and to challenge norms and obsolete social orders (like bourgeoisie, religion, work, art...). French new wave is also a passion for wandering, a general tendency for detachment and it is, of course, the DIY spirit. We can find this kind of nonconformism and this common taste for...