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There are at least 4 bands with the name "Airport". The first 2 are an alternative punk trio formed in 2001, in Japan (http://www.airport-net.com/), and a Ukrainian electronic band. The last 2 "Airport" are side-projects with Tony Barber, the other with Aaron Corbett. Tony Barber joined the Buzzcocks in 1993, becoming their bass player, just in time for their latest european tour. He has made a side project throughout, called Airport. The only current album by this side project is "Lift Off With Airport", released in 2002, with a second album named "Case Dismissed" scheduled for release late 2006. The...

Airport 5 is a collaboration between (Guided by Voices) founder and frontman Robert Pollard and Tobin Sprout, a member of the Classic Lineup of GbV. Both are currently with the band. .

Menggurat nada distorsi, mungkin akan membuat orang ingin segera menutup telinganya rapat-rapat. Tetapi pada benak Moki, Ade, dan Deon terbesit keinginan untuk lebih bereksperimen dengan suara dalam komposisi yang tenang dan bernuansa low. Dengan upaya menghasilkan nada yang tidak konvensional dan alat yang minimal, AIRPORT RADIO menghasilkan aransemen yang menggambarkan kebisingan dalam kesunyian yang sempurna. Mereka meniadakan suara gitar yang hingar bingar dan menggantikan dengan karakter suara yang low untuk semakin mendukung representasi rasa kesepian, sendiri, gelisah dan sekaligus menempatkannya pada rumah jiwa yang teduh. Airport Radio terbentuk pada awal tahun 2005. Pada perjalanannya, Airport Radio merekrut Wedhar Riyadi sebagai...

Fairport Convention is often credited with being one of the first English folk rock bands. Formed in 1967, Fairport rapidly developed from playing cover versions of American 'west coast' music to an individual style which melded rock music with traditional English folk tunes and songs. Like their peers The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield and Jefferson Airplane they were blessed with several considerable individual talents and produced music that -at least initially- was eclectic, as well as exploratory. This side of the band may best be heard on Heyday, a collection of tracks broadcast by the BBC. The move to a more...