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'The Beauty and The Chaos', finds the band at their full creative tilt delivering Classic EMF, and sees the band re-united with Ralph Jezzard, who produced their worldwide hit Unbelievable and their first 2 albums (Schubert Dip and Stigma). "We produced another set of classic songs about our lives and the world in 2023 inspired by our favourite sounds from the past, present and future. We mixed together James Atkin's techno synths, Ian Dench's punk guitar, heated it to 200 degrees with Stevey Marsh and Aid Todd's groovy rock rhythms, iced it with Derry Brownson's maniacal sampling and popped it in a box of Ralph Jezzard's sonic excellence. Unwrap and enjoy!" - EMF Describing 'The Beauty and The Chaos' as "Auditory Glory and Stories" the album's themes are "perhaps bigger and more political than previous releases.

This compass is a tool to search bearings using embedded magnetic sensors. It has 4 significant features below. 1. Although you may turn your phone into portrait or landscape mode, the heading is fixed. 2. Camera's view is used for reality. 3. Metal Detector is included to verify magnetic sensor. 4. GPS and Google Maps are supported.

Collection of hit music singles from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s.

Formed in 1987 by Fruitbat and Jim Bob, Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine burst onto the scene with their signature style of indie punk-rock pop infused with samples, drum machines, and social commentary. Recorded on tour in 1993 in support of their UK Top 5 album ‘Post Historic Monsters’, this new live album captures the band at the height of their powers. The 19-song setlist includes blistering performances of recent singles ‘Lenny And Terence’ and ‘Lean On Me I Won’t Fall Over’ along with Carter classics ‘The Only Living Boy In New Cross’ and ‘Bloodsport For All’ (also listen out for James Atkin from EMF on some guest guitar spots). Recently discovered in the archives, the show has been newly mixed from the original tapes by Les ‘Fruitbat’ Carter and Dave Draper.

By mid-1991, Alice In Chains weren't just a promising new metal band, but had been programmed into the emerging 'alternative' landscape populated by fellow Buzz-worthy acts like EMF, Jesus Jones, and P.M. Dawn. In the meantime this feisty quartet were helping to change the face of pop. In 1992, the acclaimed Dirt album took the band on to new sonic plains, merging Seattle scuzz, the vestiges of pop-metal, and Staley's limitless self-loathing into a hard-rock colossus. Dirt remains the most elemental album of the grunge era. Their performance at the Seattle Center on 20th December 1992, has become a vital addition to the band's legacy and testament to an era of hard drugs, and the disenfranchised in 90's America.