Excessive Force Biography
Excessive Force was a brief side project that featured members of industrial metallists KMFDM. The band (which includes chief contributions from KMFDM singer/guitarist En Esch, plus several others going under aliases) debuted in 1992 with the debut Conquer Your World, which was followed two years later with their sophomore effort, Gentle Death, both of which were issued on the Wax Trax! label. ~ John Bush & Greg Prato, All Music Guide
Popular Biographies:
Answer Biography: Like a shooting star, the Answer blazed briefly but brilliantly over Berkeley, CA in 1965. A quintet composed of Todd Anderson (vocals), Michael Friedman (bass guitar), Chip Wright (lead guitar),...
Farmakon Biography: Often criticized for being rather obvious Opeth clones (hey, they could have done a lot worse in terms of cloning materials), Finland's Farmakon produce progressive death metal marked by epic...
Kraftwerk Biography: During the mid-'70s, Germany's Kraftwerk established the sonic blueprint followed by an extraordinary number of artists in the decades to come. From the British new romantic movement to hip-hop to...
Yelworc Biography: For a long time the abrasive and dark electro-industrial unit YelworC fell into the "more a legend than a band" category. Many Internet message boards praised them, plenty of industrial bands claimed...
Trespassers william Biography: The dreamy indie rock sounds of Trespassers William is composed by Ross Simonini (bass/keyboards), Anna-Lynne Williams (vocals/guitar), Matt Brown (guitar/keyboards), and Jamie Williams (drums). Matt...
Bloodhound gang Biography: From King of Prussia, PA, the Bloodhound Gang hit the alternative charts in 1996 with a blend of obnoxious sexual innuendo and unpolitically correct stoner wit reminiscent of the early Beastie Boys...
Thirteen senses Biography: Melancholy Britpop quartet Thirteen Senses originated from Cornwall, England with the line-up of Will South (vocals, guitar, piano), Tom Welham (guitar, vocals), Adam Wilson (bass) and...
Electric universe Biography: Boris Blenn and Mickey Dressler got together in 1991 as Electric Universe, concentrating mostly on techno and trance sounds but experimenting with a wide range of electronica styles. Their...