Overt every drop of this into what love is.
Instill in me the memory of how it's supposed to be.

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I drink your blood.
I eat your skin.
That'd be so darn refreshing.

† EmeryElsewhere †

°°° I would like to claim that I'm the weirdest thing on Earth you'll ever know. Seriously.

EffinEmery..
♦loves genres like breakdown, screamo, and emocore.

EffinEmery..
♦hates braggers.
♦hates liars and cheaters.
♦hates the rain and the ultra-violet rays.

EffinEmery..
♦likes to laugh and smile.
♦likes fooling around and being crazy.

EffinEmery..
♦is one of the boys.
♦is an honest person (as much as possible), 
but if there's a call for lies, i can give you a lot. XD

★ I love watching animes. :]

♡ I super love singing and playing musical instruments like drums, bass, and guitar. :D

♥ I super love ♥ PARAMORE, HAYLEY WILLIAMS ♥ ♡ TONIGHT ALIVE, JENNA MCDOUGALL ♡ A SKYLIT DRIVE, MICHAEL JAGMIN ♡ Sleeping With Sirens, We The Kings, Boys Like Girls, Secrets, Cassadee Pope, Kenotia, We Are The In Crowd, Of Mice And Men, Pierce The Veil, Bullet For My Valentine, Emarosa, Escape The Fate, Chiodos, For All Those Sleeping, I See Stars. Chicosci, Miguel Chavez, and a lot more bands. :]

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-Sometimes, you just gotta accept that some people can only be in your heart, not in your life. </3

-Don't judge me. You can never handle even half of everything that I've dealt with. There's a reason why I do the things I do. So, back off. 

-Your first love isn't always the first person you kissed, or the first person you ever dated. Your first love is the person you will always compare everyone to. The person that you will never truly get over, even when you've convinced yourself that you've already moved on.

-You've only heard what I've done, not what I've been through.

-Respect people's feelings. Even if doesn't mean anything to you, it could mean everything to them.

-Suicide isn't cowardly. I’ll tell you what is cowardly; it’s treating people so badly that they want to end their lives.

-It's okay to be honest. Just don't be mean about it. #HayleyWilliams

-The key to succeeding in a relationship is not finding the right person. It's learning to love the person you found. Love is a decision, not just a feeling.

-Those who are heartless once cared too much.

-Sometimes, the only thing people see is what you did, when in fact, they should be looking at why you did it.

-Some people don't love you, they don't even care about you. They just want to stay connected to you. They love the benefits. So, they do the minimal.. A little phone call here and there, just checking on you. What they are really doing is maintaining the connection so when they need you, they still have a way in.

-Some people will pretend to care just so they can get a better seat to watch you struggle. A helping hand does not always mean that they are there to help.

WHO IS JIMMY JAY?
Independent Hip-hop Recording Artist & Public Figure 

professionally known as "Jimmy Jay", was originally born

Juamllee Jimmy Orisme (Pronounced: WOM-LEE JIMMEE OR-IS-ME) on February 13, 1993. 

Born in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, (Broward County)

Being of Haitian decent and Mainly Influenced by Entertainment led up to  Hosting events and rap/singing in the church choir at a very young age inspiring Jimmy to pursue his career in becoming a part of music history for the rest of his life.  

“Mostly influenced by iconic musicians & celebrities such as: Michael Jackson, Tupac, Biggie, The Hot Boys & Lil’Wayne, Webbie, Young Jeezy, Jay-Z, Trick Daddy, Lil Boosie, Rick-ross, UGK, Outkast, Chris Brown, Drake, & Usher, including other local south Florida Artist; Made our culture what it is today & who I am as an Entertainer.” - Jimmy Jay 

Releasing multiple previous songs, Jimmy composed a project named “My Young ones" Produced by Flight Beatz. His song landed on hotnewhiphop.com as hottest upcoming track: creating a catchy and memorable hook and earworm in the process. It made for a full package record that sounds like it could find success in the Atlanta-influenced hit-making economy, ripe for Vine loops and etc.

"Without Failure, there wouldn't be a success story, so for every testimony there is always a trial." - Jimmy Jay 


Also Check Out "Jimmy Jay" on multiple social media outlets 

Twitter.com/ItsjimmyJay
Instagram.com/ItsjimmyxJay
facebook.com/ItsJimmyJay

For Bookings, Interviews & Features Email or Contact: 
BookingJimmyJay@gmail.com

Formed in 1995 at the height of Alternative music's reign on the 90's. Korotory was the alternative to the alternative. From their inception Korotory was, has and always will be 100% metal and completely against the grain. The core of the band has been vocalist Ray Truhn, guitarist Gary Hoyt, and drummer Darren Markoff. From 1996-2001 Korotory recorded two demos 1996's self titled demo and 2001's Process of Elimination. The band would also play over 100 shows and share the stage with Metal giants such as Death, Nevermore, Iced Earth, and Hammerfall.

In late 2001 after six years of hard work and being completely burned out Korotory would go on hiatus.The members would go on to play in other bands such as Divine Burning Angels, Neverafter, Dust, Slow Painful Dose, and Burnt. 

In 2006 the core members decided to reform and with the addition of bassist Ryan Belmont the band picked up where they left off and began working on new material as well as re-writing some older songs and getting all the cobwebs off the classics. The boys quickly re bonded both musically and as brothers making this the most lethal, and stable line up ever. 

In 2008 the band would play 75 shows including shows with Bloodclot!(featuring Biohazard/Cro-Mags/Merauder/Pro Pain Members) M.O.D., Liferuiner,and Suicide City(Biohazard/ex Kittie members) as well as record there debut album Age of Rebellion with producer Joe Cincotta (Suffocation, Internal Bleeding, ect) @ FullForce Studios. 2009 brought the band a new member lead shredder Andy Fremder and the release of Age of Rebellion on Last Resort Records. The record was well recived across the country and around the world. With the help of Skateboard Marketing the album recieved a good amount of airplay across the US. It debut # 6 most added on the CMJ charts and would be in the top 50 for 8 weeks on both the CMJ and FMQB charts. The band also recieved a good amount of airplay on Internet radio stations around the world. On the live front the band spent 2009 playing over 50 shows with such national acts such as Pro Pain, Sworn Enemy, Vital Remains, Havok, Chthonic, Mantic Ritual, amongst others and capped off there year with a show at the famed NYC venue Irving Plaza opening for Black Metal titans Satyricon.

2010 saw the band continue it's thrash assault on the world with the release of there new album God Less America. Once again produced by Joe Cincotta. It features 8 songs that show a much more aggressive and abrasive sound blending elements of Thrash, Death, and Groove all into one steamroller of Metal Mayhem. The album was getting great reviews and was being played on many internet metal shows. The band continued to play as many shows as possible having played with Metal heavyweights Exodus, D.R.I., Malevolent Creation, Hypocrisy, Deceased, Scar Symmetry, The Empire Shall Fall(ex Killswitch Engage), Hate, Swashbuckle, Blackguard, Holy Grail, Bonded by Blood, Hexen, Rattlehead, Acrassicauda, & Generation Kill(featuring members of Exodus, Mortician, ex-M.O.D.). Unfortunately late 2010 would also mark the end of Korotory's relationship with bassist Ryan Belmont and guitarist Andy Fremder. At this point the band went on hiatus to figure out their next move.

In June of 2011 the band would add an old friend of Darren's lead guitarist Chris Clemente to the band and in August they added bass powerhouse Brett Weatherston(ex Shadowgate/Utopia Banished) making the band a 5 piece once again and making the band into the strongest line up to date. God Less America has once again picked up steam and is being featured on many internet and terrestrial radio shows around the world, sales have picked up as well as the band prepares to return to the studio for album #3. In September the band debuted the new line up to rave reviews and in October the band with 3 shows under there belt returned to Gramercy Theater opening for Warbringer, Lazarus A.D., Landmine Marathon, and Diamond Plate the show was an immense success.

In February 2012 after 17 years of blood, sweat, and metal guitarist and founding member Gary Hoyt respectfully decided to exit Korotory to focus on his family. 

~members~

Tom - synths, production, bass, guitar, lyrics, drum fills 
Sam - guitar, bass, lyrics, synths, 
Mr Yamaha - Drums 

~collaboratorz~ 

Anthony Molyneux - technical production guru 
Dani Smarrelli - vocals (check out 'nussy') 
Jonathon Timms - guitar / vocal melodies 
Simon Thompson - early production values 
Alister King - guitar development 
Tom Moir -keyboard concepts / wizardry 


~influences~ 
(in no rough chronological order)

-NEWER:
todd terje, pachanga boys, the horrors, soul clap, friendly fires, royksopp, phoenix, strokes , radiohead, chromeo, arcade fire , RATM, mstrkrft, , air, aeroplane, grizzly bear, cut//copy, biggy?, john talabot, lupe fiasco, justice, the rapture, LCD soundsystem, tiger & woods, ratatat, mount kimbie, eric prydz, the white stripes, soulwax, tame impala, hot chip, franz ferdinand, girl talk, kasabian, air, daft punk, holy ghost!, MIA
-OLDER:
bowie, blondie, new order, georgio moroder, kraftwerk, prince, sinatra, suicide, the velvet underground, ramones, mike mareen, the cure, james brown, roxy music, earth wind & fire, E.L.O, donna summer, duran duran, the human league, t'pau, toto, the clash, hall & oates, louis armstrong, stevie wonder, beach boys, pink floyd, the smiths, nirvana, blur, tangerine dream, sly and the family stone, zeppelin, the doors, echo & the bunnymen, bob marley 


~about us~

the story of 2 boys from melbourne recording DIY electronic music in our tiny bedroom studio
(an exercise in knob twiddling / button pushing)

think punky/funky, italo-disco influenced, krautrockesque, post-rock(y), spaced-out, atmospheric, at-times-ambient, balearic synth-pop.. type.. stuff.. we also try to incorporate hip-hop beats.
does this make sense?


*most tracks not finished
*vocal loops still being recorded 
*still on the hunt for a babe'n female lead singer who can do down-tempo soulful jazz style ...?

Rising from the ashes of the fallen, Beretta Suicide are dragging the bloated corpse of rock n roll back to the streets...
From the dark alleys and dirty bars of Leeds they have emerged into the light with a swagger and 'Fuck You' attitude most bands can only dream of...
Mixing big riffs with screaming solos and a thunderous rhythm section - all held together with duelling vocals of Joey K and Ryan - these boys are taking rock back from the pop idol, mass produced fake bands that have infested the scene like an STD...
Sounding tight yet unhinged, melodic yet filthy; Beretta Suicide want more than just your attention - they have come for your souls... 

Currently Working On New Sounds and Projects. 
Please Stay Tuned for Late 2019...

MACH BELL - LEAD SINGER
Mach Bell was born in Yellow Springs, Ohio. He moved east to Holliston MA. and studied the cello as a child, later picking up the guitar. His early influences were Liberace, Leonard Bernstiein and later, the Yardbirds.  In 1968 he saw his first concert, The Jimi Hendrix Experience at the Carousel tent in nearby Framingham.
Mach had already started playing lead guitar and occasionally singing back up with various dance combos: the Mechanical Onions (1966), The Effective (1966) and The Cynics (‘67), followed by Black Sun (‘68), Love It or Leave It (‘69), Joe Flash & the Screamin’ Ya Ya Girls (‘70-’71) and the Piggies (‘72).
At an outdoor Piggies show on the green in downtown Holliston, Bell was filling in on vocals for his ailing singer. After the set Bell was approached by drummer Bobby Edwards who asked Mach to front his heavy-rock trio, Biggy Ratt, not as guitarist but as a lead singer. Bell made the switch to vocals and Biggy Ratt played the local bars and high school dance circuit for two years (‘72,‘73). In early ‘74 Mach, now 21 years old, split the quartet and headed to California where he hoped to make a name for himself in Hollywood.

In the summer of 1974 Mach was summoned back east by drummer Bobby who had teamed with the Provost Bros and New Bedford’s Steven Silva to form the glam-rocking Thundertrain.  The boys all took over a house in Framingham just across the way from the old Carousel tent where Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix used to play. Before long Thundertrain were appearing regularly on the stages of Boston’s Rat, CBGB's, Max's Kansas City and Cleveland’s Agora Ballroom.
The band initially released two singles “I’m So Excited”(‘75) and “Hot for Teacher!”(‘76) which rose to #2 in the British Top10 alternative charts.
Thundertrain followed up that success in 1977 with the album “Teenage Suicide”(Jelly Records). The band was also included on the compilation lp “Live at the Rat”(Rat Records) released that same year.
Thundertrain were written up in Rock Scene, Sounds, Variety, NME, Playboy and the Boston Globe. 16 magazine frequently spotlighted Thundetrain and “18 year old” Mach. Thundertrain even found themselves prominently mentioned in a Time magazine 1977 cover story introducing "Punk Rock" to the world.

In his book “The Sound of Our Town”(Commonwealth Editions) author Brett Milano recalls, “Thundertrain also made an inadvertent bit of rock history. Given the chance to open for the future arena stars Van Halen in Connecticut, they sent VH management a copy of their single, a song well known in Boston at the time: “Hot for Teacher!” A few years later, Bell bought Van Halen’s latest album and saw that they too were “Hot for Teacher”- they wrote a different song, but with the same title and idea. “I can’t say they stole our song, but we did send it to them,” Bell points out. “Though I should mention that our guitar player, Steven Silva, who wrote that song, took it from a pulp-fiction book he got at a yard sale.”

Thundertrain, unable to breakthrough nationally, split up in late ‘79,
The remaining line up, minus guitarist Silva, became the more pop oriented "Hits", scoring radio play on WBCN and WCOZ with their dramatic demo “Storm Brewin.” 
Mach then took a major break from music and joined the circus. Circus Vargas was a traveling three-ring show with 10 elephants and an immense five-pole tent. Bell signed on as a roustabout in Yuma AZ. Eventually working his way into the center ring, helping out in the dog act, leading a llama in the circus parade and occasionally riding a unicycle. Bell was eventually fired after creating a ruckus in the tent at the Circus Vargas annual Hollywood Bowl appearance.
By 1981 Bell was back in Boston singing and once again playing guitar with the new wave power-trio Mag 4 releasing “Mag 4 Go Monte Carlo”(Pure and Easy Records).

In February 1982 Bell was asked to audition for future Rock and Roll Hall of Fame guitarist Joe Perry. Joe had formed his own band after quitting Aerosmith in ‘79, but his lead vocalist Charlie Farren had just split the Joe Perry Project to start his own group.
In the Aerosmith autobiography "Walk This Way"(Avon Books) lead guitarist Joe Perry writes "My new singer Cowboy Mach Bell was a rock 'n' roll guy who grew up in the town over from me, Holliston MA, and had a group called Thundertrain. He loved to rave and be in a band..."
Working alongside Joe (who nicknamed Bell “Cowboy”), Mach wrote a stack of songs, seven of which made it onto their lp  “Once a Rocker, Always a Rocker” (MCA). Circus magazine hailed "Once a Rocker, Always a Rocker", the Joe Perry Project's 1983 release as "One of this years best hard rock albums."
The Toronto Star wrote "Mach Bell is a leather voiced singer in the Bon Scott mold who is more than willing to take the center stage spotlight."
Bell &  Perry  toured continuously for over two years, playing nearly 300 concerts together. On several road trips their lineup included Joe’s fellow Aerosmith guitarist Brad Whitford and Aerosmith’s Joey Kramer filled in on drums on several occasions.
The JPP played at scores of venues including NYC’s Bottom Line, the New England Dragway, Toronto’s El Macombo, the Agora Ballroom circuit, the Hollywood Palace,  Pocono Downs Speedway, Montreal Spectrum and the Poliedro Arena in Caracas Venezuela.
Mr. Bell's stint with the Project occasionally caused controversy. The liner notes of "The Best of the Joe Perry Project - The Music Still Does the Talking" (Raven Records) attest that "If breathless reports of the day are to be believed, a roaring drunk Bell took to periodically parading around in the nude, creating havoc..."

The Joe Perry Project was finally derailed by the reformation of Aerosmith in mid 1984.  Mach quickly assembled the hair-raising Wild Bunch (‘84-’86) that included former members of the Project, New England & Angel and hit the road. The ‘Bunch toured the club and festival circuit in a blue school bus previously owned by a church choir group.
Bell finally quit the band and returned to Hollywood CA in 1987 where he took up residence on the corner of Sunset Strip and Laurel Canyon Blvd. 
In 1989 he wed Julia Channing in London, England at Chelsea Old Church. 

After a prolonged break from the spotlight Bell, who by now had returned east to Marshfield Hills MA, joined forces with Norwood MA guitarist/writer/producer Dave Zolla, launching the acclaimed Last Man Standing. Mach & Dave Zolla, along with bassist Aart Knyff and drummer Jon Gutlon  released the 2001 album “Last Man Standing” (LMS Records) which was called  “superb hard rock played to the hilt"  by the All Music Guide. The music video “Still Dreaming” and a Last Man Standing tour up and down the east coast soon followed.

In 2003 Bell reunited with Thundertrain for a summer tour celebrating the cd re-release of their 70’s nugget “Teenage Suicide”(Gulcher Records). A glowing review from senior editor David Fricke in Rolling Stone magazine followed, spurring still  more press, a follow up album, “Hell Tonite! “(Gulcher Records) and yet another string of Thundertrain reunion shows in 2004.
In his spare time Bell was also doing gigs singing live backgrounds for Columbia recording artist Bleu, appearing at Boston’s Wang Center, the Hatch Shell, Avalon, the Bank of America Pavillion and NYC’s Mercury Lounge.
Also in 2004  Bell launched a popular punk/metal band called Mach 5. The album “Meet Mach 5” (Lawless Records) was released in 2005 but the busy group had to call it quits in mid 2006 after Mach underwent throat surgery.

In March 2012 Mach Bell returned to the stage, regrouping with guitarist Dave Zolla (Last Man Standing) and Zolla’s band Bag O’Nails as lead vocalist.
Bag O’Nails made their live debut at the Providence Colosseum on March 30, 2012

Mach Bell has toured, recorded and performed with a wide range of artists  including: Bo Diddley, Nazareth, The Runaways, Cheap Trick, Iron Butterfly,  Guster, Dead Boys, Greg Allman, Dictators, Bleu, Black Oak Arkansas, David Johansen Group,  Leslie West & Mountain, Teenage Head, Phil Lynott (Thin Lizzy), Joan Jett, Frank Marino (Mahogany Rush), Huey Lewis and the News, Point Blank, Duke and the Drivers, Lou Gramm (Foreigner), The Outlaws, Krokus, the Fleshtones, Marshall Tucker Band, the Romantics, Steppenwolf, Mink deVille, Savoy Brown, James Montgomery, Blackfoot, Lita Ford, .38 Special, the Ramones, Gary US Bonds, Alex Chilton, Johnny A., Dresden Dolls, Clarence Clemons, Willie Alexander, Foghat, Til Tuesday, Andy Pratt, Hanoi Rocks, Kix, Steven Tyler, Killer Dwarfs, the Alarm, Rick Derringer, Stray Cats & the Cars. 

All of Bell's recordings continue to be re-released internationally. In Japan, Geffen Records recently put out a special 25th anniversary edition of “Once a Rocker, Always a Rocker”and both of the recent Thundertrain cd releases are now distributed in Japan via Captain Trips Records. "Black Velvet Pants" Mach’s MTV video with the Joe Perry Project continues to air on VH1 Classics and Bell pops up regularly in various music books, bootlegs and specials.

Mach Bell  DISCOGRAPHY
1975 Thundertrain “I’m So Excited/ Cindy is a Sleeper” United National (45)
1976 Thundertrain “Hot For Teacher!  / Love the Way”  Jelly  (45)
1977 Thundertrain “Teenage Suicide” Jelly  (vinyl lp)  
1977 Thundertrain “Live at the Rat”  Rat  (compilation, double vinyl lp)
1977 Thundertrain “Free Festival”    Jem  (compilation, vinyl lp)
1977 Thundertrain “Hot For Teacher / Love the Way”  Chiswick (UK) (45)
1978 Thundertrain “The Best of WCOZ” Infinity (compilation, vinyl lp)
1981 Mag 4 “Mag 4 Go Monte Carlo / Man w/ No Name” Pure&Easy  (45)
1983 Joe Perry Project “Once a Rocker, Always a Rocker” MCA ( vinyl lp)
1985 Thundertrain “Teenage Suicide” Habla (Spanish/Italian reissue) (vinyl lp)
1993 Joe Perry Project “Once a Rocker, Always a Rocker MCA (cd)
1999 Joe Perry Project “The Best of the Joe Perry Project” Raven (cd)
2001 Last Man Standing “Last Man Standing” LMS (cd)
2003 Thundertrain “Teenage Suicide” Gulcher (cd)
2004 Thundertrain “Hell Tonite!” Gulcher (cd)
2004 Thundertrain “Teenage Suicide” Rockin’ Bones (Italy) (vinyl lp)
2004 Mach Bell and His Elves “Xmas Snertz” Gulcher (compilation, cd)
2005 Mach 5  “Meet Mach 5” Lawless (cd)
2006 Joe Perry Project “Once a Rocker Always a Rocker” Geffen (Japan) (cd)

Dj underground from age 17 and began his first forays into the place Ampliate with 24 years old. For me the music is an endless discovery and it goes on and on and on...... ........I have done countless events and dj sets in many different genres, but currently my favorites are..... .......Shoe, Nu, Goth - (GAZE)....... Screen Vinyl Image, Ceremony, Fuck Buttons, Holy Fuck, 65daysofstatic, Oblisk, Suuns, Airiel, Maserati, The December of Sound, God is An Astronaut, Arms and Sleepers... ......Post-Punk, Noise Rock, Post-Hardcore, Goth, Neo Psychedelia........ Girls Against Boys, Fugazi, Les Savy Fav, Killing Joke, Shellac, Swipping News, Singapore Sling, Ikon, Trisomie 21, Big Black, Cevin Key, Wovend Hand, The Black Angels, The Young Gods, Curve, Joy Division.... .....Psychill, Ambient, Downtempo, IDM...... H.U.V.A. Network, Lights out Asia, Autechre, Hammock, Solar Fields, Aes Dana, Hol Baumann, Evan Marc, Cogent, Trifonic, Distance, Entheogenic.... ....Sub Indie, Indie-Rock...... Broken Litle Sister, The Standard, Sonic Youth, Pixies, Midnight Movies, Starflyer 59, Liars, Malcom Middletom, The National, Suicide, The Sound, The Chameleons, AlpineStars, Arab Strap, Archive, Archers of Loaf.... .......I can play other styles as: Alt country, Miminal Techno, Punk, Dark Wave.... .....As a dj and promoter have played with artists such as: Mike Joyce (The Smiths), Peter Hook (Joy Division&New Order), Bone Head (ex Oasis), Client, Arms and Sleepers, Miguel Mendoza, Hd Substance, Digital 21, Chimo Bayo, etc..... 

I'm an abstract kinda guy that's disturbed in the mind, i love colours and real music and i sleep 9 to 5, i have no real ambitions except just living my life and occasionally from time to time i just like writing some rhymes, born and raised in Adelaide spending the last of my school years getting high, made some mates that became my family and i say that with pride, sure we've all had some blues battling depression thinking fuck my life, but "we've hit the drugs together, that's love FOREVER" quoting yet another Clasick line, music saved me many times when my addictive Habitz made me break down and cry, thinking i Can't Forgive myself for some of it like whatever the weather, fuck it lets get high, seeing no Meanz to keep on going just taking each day line by line, remembering Arkane in the game because music made me feel so alive, took the dark roads for many years using the wrong M3th1dz thinking the Answers laid in a glass pipe, that numbness i was seeking was leading more towards suicide, but when i found where happy was hiding i changed my Motos correcting all my wrongs and set on a path to make them right, i'm nothing special just a man trapped inside a boys mind, i've come along way from The Dojo days to living with Dates and having Scratchy by my side, now it's time to be that man cos family is forever i see it everyday on my right, i've bled ink plenty thanks to the Ink Slayer and he's one hell of a guy, i started writing out a description based on a part of my life, and to those i haven't mentioned it doesn't mean you're not part of this rhyme, but keep an ear to the street cos someday you just might be surprised, about my Kovert operations i eventually plan on letting you all inside.....

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