The Attic started out as a 3-piece Punk/R&B band in Leeds back in 1988. Not great times. Thatcher was in power and the music scene was stuffed with insipid indie shoe-gazing bands. Taking their cue from a period 10 or so years previously, the band set out to inject some energy and purpose into their music. They gigged constantly, mainly in the north of England and secured support slots on tours by the Clash bassist Paul Simonon's band Havana 3am, Eddie And The Hot Rods, Wreckless Eric, the Lurkers and Chelsea to name but a few. The band received plenty of press coverage and had a minor success with their 'Off The Nest' ep from 1991. Around this time they extended to a 4- piece with Steve Pedley brought in on rhythm guitar. Eventually the band called it a day when sticksman Graham Pickup secured a trial with a Midlands based First Division football club and rhythm guitarist at the time Cat Presley left to pursue a TV career. Ex-Gun Law guitarist BB Tim had stepped in to replace the Cat for a short period but the kid(s) didn't take to the telecaster driven country blues meanderings and the band had to accept their time was up. In 2012, only 17 years!...after the band imploded, Steve, Boo and Pickup got together for a jam in a converted barn on a farm in the middle of nowhere. Things started to click into place and eventually in September 2012, the band returned to the live circuit again and proved that they could still deliver!

Songwriter, guitarist, singer.

Generally melodic rock/alt rock type stuff.  Currently working on 3rd Album.

Feel free to follow on Twitter and Spotify.

Available iTunes, Spotify, Deezer, et al...

We do this for fun, new hard rock classics. :) Also visit @papalirocker for my singback songs and covers. I write lyrics, make melodies and harmonies for vocals and record it in my small home studio.

Please feel free to write some comments! If you subscribe to my YouTube channel I will surely subscribe back! Cheers! Lon https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm00v5yRjeklxB7v5Sa3eJg

If you love big guitars and hard-hitting drums mixed with a bit of psychedelia, you’ll love The Space Sharks! From the fast and heavy opening song "Run For Cover," to the acoustic/ electric  "Perfect," their debut CD is resonating with fans. 

“I'm really glad people are digging the music!” says guitarist/lead vocalist Lonnie Richard. "It might be because of the way we recorded the songs--going for takes that kind of hit you in the gut, rather than thinking about things in a way like "okay, here comes this part, and I'm going to do this thing I've worked out for hours until all the spontaneity and life have been sucked out of it." He laughs. "Instead, we went 'Yeah, this feels right!' when we had a take we all liked, which most often was the first or second take."  

“Yeah, it's been great! We are forever grateful to the people who like the songs." says drummer/backing vocalist Mike Martino. "Yeah, we definitely tried to keep that live feel and crackling energy, even on a slower song like "Fools," which actually might be my favorite.  

Together with bassist Bob Bergeron, the power-trio kicks into high gear. Lon adds "Bob's a melodic madman and probably the loudest bassist I’ve ever heard! It's really a blast with the three of us rocking out.”

Mastered by Jonathan Wyner, whose talents can be heard in the music of Aerosmith, David Bowie, Aimee Mann, and others, "The Space Sharks" sound is crisp and big. Slap on a pair of headphones for trippy panning effects and swirling guitars. It's The Space Sharks at their best. Yeah, baby!

Please show us the love and like us on Facebook! We'll like you back!  :  )    http://www.facebook.com/thespacesharks

Martin is a British born singer/songwriter. 
Soundtracks for Ads TV and film.

Rock 2U!! Out of Tokyo, formed in 2002 with 3 members. 
http://www.jam-tako.com/eindex.html
JAM-TAKO are
AKANE(Vo)  
MIKI(Key,Vo) 
JUN(Dr,G,Bass,Vo).
Available on all major music platforms.

One man project, experimenting with sound, unlimited by genres.
Just a deep love for music.

I write poetry and I enjoy listening to piano, folk, ambient and other interesting music. The text words to my poems are included in the description - to view, click on the poem name. Thanks, Anton.

Os nomes: Marcelo Torca, Nhô Celo, Morales, Mamo Cato, são pseudônimos do músico, compositor e escritor Marcelo M. Torcato, cuja formação está baseada no piano erudito, e a sua atuação compreende a Música Popular, Música Erudita, Música Instrumental, onde escreve por quatro compositores, ou como se fosse.

Marcelo Torca é o compositor e escritor que atua no ramo da música instrumental e erudita, é o nome de apresentação, de divulgação e de comercialização, dentro da música instrumental trabalha com vários elementos harmônicos, melódicos e rítimicos, faz arranjos, possui músicas de autoria própria nos estilos: Caipira, Carnaval, Samba, Chorinho, Erudito. Como compositor faz várias experimentações e com vários instrumentos, desde instrumentos solos, até orquestras. Destacam-se as músicas: Baião a Quatro, Em Sonata, Som (flauta-doce, duas guitarras, piano); Diz Som Ando (piano); Tema (flauta, clarineta e orquestra de cordas e percussão). Como escritor, atua na área de poesia, conto, crônicas, destacando: Ao Amanhecer, Não Sei Poesias, Poesias em Dezembro, Carla(conto), Um Flautista(conto). Participou de três antologias, livros impressos: I Antologia Nacional de Poesias: Novos Poetas, Novos Talentos. Editora Mar de Idéias; Portal "Cá Estamos Nós": II Antologia. Editora All Print; Antológica Primazia. Editora All Print.

Mamo Cato pertence ao Rock Punk, onde a linha de atuação principal é de crítica a Sociedade, possui um som pesado, alegre, triste dependendo do tema a ser abordado, trabalha com guitarra, baixo, bateria, canto e teclado, pode-se destacar as músicas: Política Social, Rock Paulicéia, Liberdade. Política Social é um conjunto de dez músicas, onde o compositor deixa registrada a sua opinião referente a organização social, tem um som mais Punk, já Rock Paulicéia segue uma linha mais Rock, são dez músicas para agitar, onde os temas abordados são do cotidiano.

Nhô Celo segue a linha Caipira, onde as músicas falam sobre a vida no campo, no rancho, à beira do rio, sobre a organização da pessoa humana na zona rural, é um estilo regionalista e difunde o jeito de viver de uma determinada região, pertencente ao Interior Paulista, às margens do Rio Paraná, destacam-se: No Rio, Sonho, De Quem é Essa Terra (em parceria com Maria José M. Torcato). São músicas executadas com teclado (som de piano), baixo, viola caipira, canto, algumas músicas já foram gravadas instrumentalmente por Marcelo Torca, cujo cd já se encontra esgotado.

Morales é o músico compositor especializado em folia, ou seja, carnaval e a música que se destaca é a Folia Em Paulicéia, de rítimo alegre e contagiante, tem como proposta passar os dias de carnaval alegre e descontraído.

Anthology, Vol. 1 out now (download, streaming & CD).

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