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Nekrogoblikon. They started as a summer side project of Nicky and Tim, but outgrew their humble beginnings quickly. Their debut album was recorded over Summer and early Fall of 2006. They released it themself, January 1st, 2007.
Next, they set out to put together a full band. They enlisted the help of Alex on vocals and Ashleigh on keyboards. Spencer Bartz joined on drums, and Alex A. and Austin joined the band on second guitar and bass. Spencer played many shows with the band in 2007, but then moved to Japan in August. They recruited Alex and Austin's friend Eddie Trager on drums to fill his mighty shoes. They are working on their second full-length album, currently untitled.

T-MAC. Клуб фанов лучшего баскетболиста мира - Tracy Lamare McGrady!!!
Tracy McGrady, known to the world as “T-Mac,” was born on May 24, 1979 in Bartow, FL., to Melanise Williford. He grew up in Auburndale, FL., and is the product of an area called “The Hill” in Auburndale. A quaint town of about 9,000, it is surrounded by lakes and rests between Orlando and Tampa. Tracy’s family has been a major influence in his life. Raised by his mother, Melanise and grandmother, Roberta, Tracy grew to know both women as “Mom.
High School
At Auburndale High, he quickly became a two-sport star. He loved baseball and had aspirations of playing in the Major Leagues. Some Auburndale coaches were certain that McGrady would be playing in a Major League ballpark instead of on an NBA court.
Tracy’s hoops tale began in his junior year at Auburndale High. He averaged 23.1 pts and 12.2 rebounds a game with the Bloodhounds during the season. But despite the great numbers, Tracy was not receiving the type of attention that someone with his talents normally got. The only schools that showed interest in him were Florida and Miami.
After his junior year at Auburndale High School in Florida, he was invited to play in the ABCD Camp. Tracy was still looking for a way to put himself on the map and let the basketball world know who he was. During the senior all-star game, he dribbled down the left wing on a fast break and found only James Felton, a 6’9” blue-chipper from NJ committed to St Johns, between him and the basket. Tracy went up, cupped the ball in his right hand, and threw down a windmill dunk over James. He sent the whole gym into frenzy. “After I made that dunk, I had chills run through my body. It’s like the moment I knew I had finally arrived,” Tracy said. The recruiting newsletter “Hoop Scoop” praised Tracy as “the sleeper of the decade.” While he was not included in the list of the top 500 prospects before the summer, Tracy was ranked #2 behind Lamar Odom, in the next edition of the list. He was even featured in a 3-page article in the February 10, 1997 issue of Sports Illustrated.
Joe Hopkins, the basketball coach at Mount Zion Christian Academy in Durham, North Carolina, received a call about Tracy from Alvin Jones Jr., a basketball coach at Kathleen High, a neighboring High School to Auburndale High. While in the area, Hopkins stopped by to meet with Tracy and his “moms.” Hopkins offered Tracy a scholarship to Mount Zion, and the rest is history.
His senior season he transferred to play one year at Mount Zion Christian Academy in North Carolina, which turned out to be a very successful experience. Tracy has said that Joe Hopkins has been a big part of his life. Joe taught him to respect others, himself, and the game. “He’s my backbone,” Tracy says. “If it weren’t for Coach Hopkins, none of this would be possible.”
He led the Mighty Warriors of Mount Zion to a 20-1 record, earning the spot as the #2 team in the nation in USA TODAY’s Super 25. As a senior, he averaged 27.5 points, 8.7 rebounds, 7.7 assists and 2.8 steals per game while shooting .564 from the field, .389 from three-point range and .791 from the free throw line. He was named the USA Today “Player of the Year,” “Player of the Year” in the state of North Carolina by The Associated Press, and was named to the McDonald’s All-American Team. By this time, Tracy had begun receiving the attention from all the top schools that he never heard from early in his high school career. As Tracy was getting set to commit to Kentucky, he was also receiving an abundance of interest from NBA teams and agents. Tracy wrestled with the decision, but ultimately decided to take his talents to the NBA rather than attend college.
The NBA
The 6-foot-8, 200-pound prep-star, who played all five positions at Durham’s Mount Zion Christian Academy, announced his decision to make himself available for the June 25 1997 NBA draft. “I feel this is the best decision for me and my family,” said Tracy, “I considered college, but my dream is t

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Million Dead. Million Dead – группа, ставшая в последние годы лицом английской emo-сцены. Всего-то двумя альбомами они впечатлили полмира, а потом изъездили его весь с такими командами, как Funeral For A Friend, Sparta, Finch, Pitchshifter и мн. др., отметившись в процессе на самых знаковых фестивалях.
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Million Dead came together in london, mid-2001. cameron dean (guitar) and julia ruzicka (bass) had both come to england from australia with forming a band in mind. they met and started writing, before roping in ben dawson (drums), who had been cameron's underling in a record store. ben then called up his old friend frank turner who'd been the singer in various bands with him since age 11. the name was chosen from a line in a song by swedish punk band refused, and in september of that year we recorded our first demo and began gigging around the uk.
over the next year support slots were begged, wheedled and stolen with cave in, 80's matchbox b-line disaster, the icarus line and alec empire. in late 2002 we came across the folks at integrity records, and, hooking up with them and xtramile recordings we put out our first single, 'smiling at strangers on trains', in february 2003. this saw support from john peel, mike davies, mary anne hobbes, and steve lamacq and was followed by a support slot with pitchshifter on their farewell tour.
april 2003 saw us in mighty atom studios recording our debut album, 'a song to ruin'. this was released in septmeber, hot on the heels of second single 'breaking the back' and a nomination as best newcomer in the kerrang awards. more touring with funeral for a friend ensued, and we rounded off the year with our very first headline tour and third single, 'i am the party', which was A-listed by mtv2.
2004 so far has seen us in austin texas for the sxsw festival, and out on the road for bloody ages in april and may in support of our single for xtramile recordings, 'i gave my eyes to stevie wonder', released on may 17th. since then, original guitarist cameron has left the band to get married, and been replaced by the wonderful tom fowler (ex-abjure, pale horse etc.). the new line-up is stronger and tighter than ever, and we're now writing for our second album, due early next year.