Saturday, September 25, 2010

REDWOLF has returned !

Yeah, after almost a vacuum a few months redwolf finally decided to bounce back

"WE RISE FROM THE GRAVE!"

BIOGRAPHY

REDWOLF, from bekasi. we're all live as a neighbour in the same society named Harapan Baru. at first, we're punk rock band (uhuh )since April 2007. but, at those time we wanna get tried something new. we need some war in our flat. so, we had considered to move to the new genre, in this case we're calling it deathcore.many days we've spent with those formation, we drool at the silly problem. our old drummer (allan) changed with rudy. (the problem cannot told in here) andro/amenk with the scream & growl, ivan/mngap with the lead guitar, angga/padank with his guitar too, reza/mbol rogk with the bass, and of course rudy/buluk with the blasting drums. that's all enough (we guess) to make this war more awwrr ! and we just wanna say let us get ya'll out of our fvckin war yoo!

PERSONNEL

Andro Azwardi : Shout/growl/yell

Ivan Landle : Seven string/lead

Angga Canigia : Six String/rhythm

Reza Muhammad Rajab : big string/slap/punch

Rudy Destianto : Machine gun/crash


GENRE :

Death metal/thrash (deathcore)

RECORD LABEL :
INDIE

INFLUENCE :
Our Fuckin' Head

BAND INTEREST :

Through The Eyes Of The Dead x Lamb Of God x Decades Of Despair x BDM

GENERAL MANAGER :
Seci Core (@secyeah)

BOOKING AGENT :

Ivan & Reza Rajab

PRESS CONTACT :

+62856-1606-388 & reza (021-949-532-34)

WEBSITE :

http://www.myspace.com/redwolfcore
http://www.twitter.com/redwolf666 (for updates and more)
http://www.facebook.com/redwolf.deathcore (facebook profile)
http://www.facebook.com/pages/REDWOLF/106592519767 (for fan pages)
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=49583312073 (for join group)
http://www.purevolume.com/redwolfcore













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Friday, May 28, 2010

RECK'ST MODEL

Team Recklesst :

Andro Azwardi - Editing Imaging and Visual Arts

Reza Muhammad Rajab - Photography and Photo Illustration

Sofian Alan Bastian - Photography and Graphic Design
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Thursday, May 27, 2010

Lady Sovereign biography


Early life and family

Lady Sovereign was born Louise Amanda Harman to Colin Adien Harman and Nicola (née Wood). She was raised in North West London's Chalkhill Council Estate in Wembley. She has a sister, Chloe Christie (born 1984) and a brother, Richie Colin (born 1987).[5] She was influenced by her mother's Salt-n-Pepa albums and began writing her own raps at the age of 11 and a half. She began MCing "in front of a mirror with a can of hairspray for a mic." She was inspired by Ms. Dynamite: "When I heard Ms. Dynamite's track 'Boooo!' in 2001 it inspired me. I hadn't heard a female MC before that... she's real... her presence... her image... the way she does everything... she opened so many doors for us girls [...] MCs are real, they write their own stuff, they rap about what they know, the stuff around them."[6]


She began uploading some of her songs to various music Web sites. Around this time Harman adopted the Lady Sovereign moniker, a reference to the large sovereign ring she wore .[2] After dropping out of school she landed a job acting in an educational film about the life of an up-and-coming MC who also dropped out of Preston Manor High School at 14.

She convinced the film's producers that she could record a soundtrack for the film, the demos for which landed in the hands of record producer Medasyn. He partnered Sovereign with Frost P, Zuz Rock, and Shystie for a male vs. female MC freestyle contest, titled "The Battle". It was released in 2003 on Casual Records. Every artist that was featured on "The Battle" has gone on to be signed by a record label.

Her mother contracted a terminal brain tumour - this has been suggested[7] as a contributing factor in Lady Sovereign's behaviour. On 14 March (Mothering Sunday in the U.K) 2010, her mother died.[8]


Career

Early singles and EPs

"The Battle" began a string of singles that would push Lady Sovereign into the spotlight. While "A Little Bit of Shhh!", "9 to 5", and "Sad arse Stripper" were selling well, free Internet-only freestyles like "Tango" and "Cheeky" were becoming just as popular. On 15 November 2005, Chocolate Industries released the Vertically Challenged EP, which collected most of her singles recorded to date. In April 2006 she released her second EP, Blah Blah in the UK. She released yet another EP, but was limited for US radios; Size Don't Matter!

Aside from her own records, 2005 saw Lady Sovereign appear as a guest or contributor on several projects. She began 2005 by appearing on the grime compilation Run the Road, both as a solo artist and with The Streets. When The Ordinary Boys released the single "Boys Will Be Boys", Lady Sovereign came back with a reply remix, featuring the music and chorus of the original, but with mostly her own vocals to the tune of "girls will be girls". In May 2006, she was featured on the Ordinary Boys single, "Nine2Five", a remixed version of her own "9 to 5", credited as "The Ordinary Boys vs Lady Sovereign." "Nine2Five" entered at #39 in the UK top 40 singles on downloads only, and jumped to #6 upon availability as a CD and 7" vinyl single during the week commencing 22 May 2005. This is her highest chart position to date.

Def Jam and Public Warning

Lady Sovereign capped off 2005 by meeting with the American hip hop artist and CEO of the labels Def Jam Recordings and Roc-A-Fella Records, Jay-Z. This marked her foray into the American music scene. With Usher and L.A. Reid seated next to him, Jay-Z asked for one on-the-spot freestyle from Sovereign before offering her a contract with Def Jam. With the single "Hoodie", Lady Sovereign released her full-length debut, Public Warning, on Def Jam in 2006.[2] Lady Sovereign is the first non-American female to ever be signed to Def Jam Record Label.[3][9]

On 31 October 2006, her debut album, Public Warning, was released, featuring "Random", "9 to 5", "Hoodie" and single, "Love Me or Hate Me," which was also released on the same day.[10][11]The music video for the single features Lady Sovereign mocking stereotypical ideals of femininity by satirizing popular dress and mannerisms. Some of the lyrics include I'm fat, I need a diet/No, in fact I'm just too light/I ain't got the biggest breast-ises,/but I write all the best disses/I've got hairy armpits/But I don't walk around like this/I wear a big baggy t-shirt that hides that nasty shit. With the lyrics continuing in this satirical nature, Lady Sovereign continues to comment on and express her dissonance with female lifestyles in popular culture.[12] She began an American tour on 23 October 2006 and soon after appeared on Late Show with David Letterman. In addition to her own tour, she appeared as the opening act for various artists, including The Streets and Gwen Stefani on her 2007 The Sweet Escape Tour.

On 17 October 2006 "Love Me or Hate Me" became the first video by a British artist to reach #1 on the United States (and original) version ofMTV's Total Request Live.[2][3] "Love Me Or Hate Me" was released in the UK on 29 January 2007,[13] with the album following on 5 February 2007.[14]

Lady Sovereign has recorded a cover of The Sex Pistols' "Pretty Vacant" for The O.C.'s new album, Music From The O.C. Mix 6 "Covering Our Tracks".

Controversies

"Random Night" and aftermath

In 2006, a San Francisco based fan named Zach Slow made an online plea to raise $10,000 for a "random" night with Lady Sovereign. The effort garnered wide media coverage, and was successful in both raising the required funds and securing the agreement of the artist to attend.[20] The aftermath was acrimonious, with both sides exchanging insults in the San Francisco Chronicle.[21][22]

Andrew Bancroft, a local MC known as "Jelly Donut", originally involved with the "random night" endeavour, attended a 7 January 2007 show in Maidstone dressed in a donut costume and attempted to challenge her to a rap battle. She responded by throwing a drink and spitting. At her request, security escorted Jelly Donut out of the concert.[23]

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