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The Bravery is an alternative rock band with electronic influences, formed in New York City in 2003. Their musical style has been compared to The Strokes, New Order and The Killers, amongst others. They are best known for three songs - 2005's "An Honest Mistake", 2007's "Time Won't Let Me Go" and 2008's "Believe". The band consists of Sam Endicott (vocals, guitar), Michael Zakarin (guitar), John Conway (keyboard), Mike Hindert (bass) and Anthony Burulcich (drums). Their HQ is on the corner of Mott and Broome, on the edge of New York's Chinatown. Push through the graffiti-ed door, clamber up the...

Aigars Grāvers is a latvian singer. He is best known for being the lead singer of legendary synthpop band "Jumprava", but he has also been a member of other musical projects as "Bāze 7", "Otra Puse" and "Rama Dance". Grāvers has released one solo album - "Pret vēju pēc 90-tā" (1998). .

RaverRose was a 2 member unit consisting of Betwixt & Between and DJ Hase. Their music was mostly in the makina genre; but they have pulled influences from happy hardcore, Hard NRG and rave. They have often appeared in conjunction with M-Project and DJ-Technetium on various arrange BGM albums. In 2006, RaverRose ceased activities. .

Acid house that was left on the train back in 88. Jordan aka The Railway Raver was influenced (under the influence) by Mr. Fingers, Peter Ford, Farley Maskingtape Barley. At the time his house had 7 railway tracks behind his house that he raved on at night with Tom Jenkinson aka Squarepusher. Worked as a butcher for one week, in a record shop for 3 weeks. Gained grade 4 in Piano and Clarinet at the age of 4!. Member of Tonkatopia -- a school indie band while aged 16/17. 'I do music to avoid doing a shit job'. The record...

Anita Traversi (born 25 July 1937, Giubiasco - died 25 September 1991, Bellinzona) was a Swiss singer, best known for her participation in the Eurovision Song Contests of 1960 and 1964. Encouraged by her musician father, Traversi started orchestra singing in the mid 1950s, including with the orchestra of the Italian language Swiss radio channel. In 1956, she took part in the Swiss selection for the first Eurovision Song Contest, but "Bandanelle Ticinese" was not chosen. In 1959, Traversi obtained a recording contract in Italy, and went on to record a number of songs with Adriano Celentano, including the top...