Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
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24.12.2009 15:48
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club named release date for new record
American rock band confirmed the release date for its sixth studio album. The record, titled Beat The Devil's Tattoo, is set to hit the stores on March 8. All in all the album will feature 13 songs.
23.02.2010 20:23
Vampire Weekend and The Strokes to be featured on Haiti helping album
Vampire Weekend, Beck and The Strokes contributed their songs for the new Haiti benefit album. The record also includes covers on Franz Ferdinand's Take Me Out and Hot Chip's Boy From School.
22.09.2009 15:05
Muse song to be featured in vampires movie
The full tracklist for the soundtrack of the The Twilight Saga: New Moon was revealed. It features songs by The Killers, Death Cab For Cutie, Muse and Radiohead’s frontman Thom Yorke.
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Biography
The band Black Rebel Motorcycle Club was formed in 1998, and took its name from motorcycle gang in the movie The Wild One with Marlon Brando. Peter Hayes and Robert Been met in high school and decided to create a band. They were looking for the drummer, and soon they found Nick Jago, who came to California after studying in England. Originally trio was called The Elements, but members had to change it into Black Rebel Motorcycle Club when they found that band with such name already existed. First records were indebted to classic rock, and influenced by Led Zeppelin. Musicians also were fond of psychedelic rock and space rock. Among all other components of their creativity the atonality played a great role. In 2001 band released their first album, titled Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, and that record made them a part of so-called “garage revolution”, which was started by The Strokes. In 2003 the second album titled Take Them On, On Your Own appeared. Its sound was more aggressive and raw, lyrics was politically-themed.
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Reviews
Baby 812007
After Black Rebel Motorcycle Club's acoustic experiments on their recent disk Howl, many expected that the band would proceed in the same stylistic vein in the future, but their new release Babe 81 proves the contrary of this supposition