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The Voluptuous Horror Of Karen Black is the brainchild of artist and performer Kembra Pfahler, whose do-it-yourself ideals have shaped both the band's sound and their iconic visual style, and from whose solo performance work and 'Super 8' films the group organically formed. The band originally was in fact initially conceived in an effort to soundtrack these early performances in a manner befitting their highly theatric nature. One part high fashion glamour, one part cult horror film archetypes, this group has etched itself deeply into the New York underground, all the while continuing to follow Kembra's rules of anti-naturalism and...

Jeff Rollins - Vocals Ant Taglianetti - Guitar, Vocals Matt Burkhardt - Bass Evan Saltzberg - Guitar, Vocals Justin Fleming - Drums After releasing one full length album, one EP, and a small tour here and there; Oh The Horror sparked interest in the indie-label circuit and signed to PLAY THE ASSASSIN RECORDS in the Winter of 2005 and recorded their label debut, "Hands Pressed Against The Glass." Drawing influences from bands like the Deftones, The Mars Volta, Glassjaw, & Radiohead; Oh The Horror has sculpted their own version of hard rock. Brutal, yet catchy vocals play upon groove-oriented riffs...

2005. October 31st. Four guys, members of a band called Morphina, are driving through the woods of Desperation City, towards a dirty pub where they were supposed to play for an Halloween party. The four guys never reached their destination, their car crashed mysteriously, and their bodies had never been found… Instead of them, four fresh dead corpses reached the pub, they called themselves Superhorrorfuck… December 2009. A police sergeant who was still investigating on the Morphina’s case misteriously disappears himself… Some days later Superhorrorfuck present their fifth member, Sgt. Anubis... 2013 After eight years of disgusting live shows and...

One of the most successful Latin crossover acts of the '80s, Miami Sound Machine was formed in 1975 as the Miami Latin Boys, by keyboardist Emile Estefan, Jr. Performing at a wedding shortly afterwards, the group was joined by guest vocalists Gloria Fajado and her cousin, Merci Navarro Murciano. The two singers impressed the band so much that they were invited to become members, and with their acceptance, the band was renamed Miami Sound Machine. After recording four all-Spanish albums released by CBS Discos, Miami Sound Machine broke through to a much larger audience with their first English album, Eyes...