Digital Music Group, a content owner and distributor of digital music and video content, added approximately 3000 titles to its already vast catalog today. The new content is by established artists and includes some material that has yet to be released! The artists include Todd Rundgren, The Alarm, Wayne Newton, Dwight Twilley, and Richard Clayderman. More info from the press release that is...
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--- - |- Written by: Rachel Atony-Levine Ok, so before I talk about the show: a little background on the title of The Alarm's new album, Guerrilla Tactics. They've used them, the guerrilla tactics, that is. Apparently when the new line-up of The Alarm got together in 2004, they released a record under a different band name, got some 18 year old kids to be in a music video for one of their ...
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yeah another great summer here the wettest july in history
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The Alarm cover John Lennon's classicThe Alarm is an alternative rock band that emerged from Wales in the early 1980s. It started as a local punk band with a spirited, energetic acoustic/folk influence, stayed together for ten years, and landed 7 top 10 singles - the most memorable of which is "The Stand." The Alarm incorporated elements of punk, folk, new wave, roots rock, and classic rock, an...
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Digital Music Group, a content owner and distributor of digital music and video content, added approximately 3000 titles to its already vast catalog today. The new content is by established artists and includes some material that has yet to be released! The artists include Todd Rundgren, The Alarm, Wayne Newton, Dwight Twilley, and Richard Clayderman. More info from the press release that is...
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The 1980s was a pretty dry decade for Welsh rock music, all told. But an oasis came in the shape of The Alarm, one of the most internationally successful bands ever to have come out of Wales.Comparisons between The Alarm and U2 have long been bandied around, and in truth there was a lot of similarity in the two groups at the time: melodic rock, social awareness and bad fashion. But the music wa...
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I've been a fan of The Alarm ever since my older brother brought home this weird tape with a copy of Sixty Eight Guns. It was like nothing I had ever heard before. Of course, to put it into perspective, it was 1984, I was living in small town Canada and was 12 years old. Most of what I heard on the radio was Huey Lewis, Bryan Adams and other standard rock fare of the day. The Alarm was not stan...
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