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SUMMARY:Wax Tailor - Miami - 11/2/17
DESCRIPTION:Heroes Live Entertainment presents Wax Tailor: Solo Set & Guests – Feat. Charlotte Savary\, Mattic & Dirty Art Club @ The Ground at Club Space in Miami. \n\nTickets: http://ticketfly.com/event/1507501\n\nhttps://heroesliveent.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/WaxTailor-videoflyer.mp4\nWax Tailor \nAfter a successful tour of 25 shows across the US this year\, Wax Tailor is back for a new US Tour in November. For those additional 20 shows\, mixing music & visuals\, he will be joined on stage by Charlotte Savary (singer)\, Mattic (MC) & he’s also bringing Dirty Art Club as the opening act. The french producer is releasing « By Any Remixes Necessary »\, a relecture of his last album where he invites a dozen of producers. This album will be a world premiere as it will be released in a new format called “Vinyl connected ». \nA defining figure of the european electronic scene\, Wax Tailor’s unique sound lays somewhere between cinematic electro and orchestral hip-hop. Digging through the crates of the forgotten melodies\, the DJ / producer crafts musical fantasies where silver era Hollywood and 20th century music come together. He has gained recognition through the years with five studio albums\, two double live albums and about seven hundred concerts in over fifty countries. With his last studio album\, “By Any Beats Necessary” (featuring Tricky\, Ghostface Killah\, Lee Fields\, R.A The Rugged Man\, Token…)\, Wax Tailor initiates a new take on the western frontier\, leading us on a fabled road where Blues\, Psychedelic Rock\, Soul\, Funk and Hip-Hop collide. \nWax Tailor has collaborated with numerous artists (Ghostface Killah\, Tricky\, Sharon Jones\, Lee Fields\, Ursula Rucker\, Keziah Jones\, Aloe Blacc\, Charlie Winston\, Alice Russell\, Archive\, RJD2\, DJ Format\, DJ Vadim\, General Elektriks\, Daedelus…). \nWebsite: http://waxtailor.com\nFacebook: http://facebook.com/thewaxtailor\nTwitter: @waxtailor\nInstagram: @waxtailor \nSupport: \nDirty Art Club\nWebsite: http://dirtyartclub.bandcamp.com\nFacebook: http://facebook.com/DirtyArtClub\nTwitter: @DirtyArtClub\nInstagram: @dirtyartclub
URL:https://heroesliveent.com/event/waxtailor/
LOCATION:The Ground at Club Space\, 34 NE 11th St\, Miami\, FL\, 33132\, United States
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SUMMARY:Front Line Assembly + Cubanate - West Palm Beach - 11/4/17
DESCRIPTION:Respectable Street in partnership with Heroes Live Entertainment present Front Line Assembly with Cubanate\, Vampyre Anvil\, Cyanide Regime & Skoros @ Respectable Street in West Palm Beach. \n\nTickets: http://ticketfly.com/event/1564861\n\nFront Line Assembly is the primary focus of Vancouver-based musician Bill Leeb. A founding member of Skinny Puppy\, Leeb moved on to form FLA in 1986 with Michael Balch\, releasing some cassettes (since released as Total Terror I & II) which paved the way for their 1987 releases: The Initial Command\, State of Mind\, and Corrosion. In late 1988\, they recorded the mini-LP Disorder\, since combined with Corrosion and released as Corroded Disorder. Their 1989 release\, Gashed Senses and Crossfire\, further cemented their popularity in the industrial scene\, and prompted their first world tour. By 1990\, Balch had departed and Rhys Fulber rounded out the duo\, releasing Caustic Grip. But it was two years later when the duo released what for many has become the genre’s crowning moment\, the classic album Tactical Neural Implant\, which to this day still defines the best of industrial music. \nFLA enraged many of their fans in 1994 when they began to experiment with their established electronic-only sound. Millenium\, with its heavy doses of live and sampled metal guitars\, dared its audience to grow and expand with the band beyond industrial’s perceived barriers. Front Line stepped to the firing line again in 1995 with Hard Wired\, which reflected both a return to form and a continued embracing of the guitar. Hard Wired not only picked up where Implant left off\, it improved on the sound by adding in elements of all of their side projects. A fall European tour was recorded for the 1996 release Live Wired\, their first concert CD ever. Also in 1996\, Front Line Assembly followed up Hard Wired with two CD singles\, “Circuitry” and “Plasticity”\, and toured North America with Numb and Die Krupps. \n1997 saw the first realignment of Front Line Assembly since 1990\, with the departure of Rhys Fulber and the addition of Chris Peterson to the ranks. Front Line’s 1998 album\, FLAvor of the Weak\, featured the band’s first flirtation with electronica. Re-Wind\, a twin CD of remixes\, followed later that year. The duo then released Implode in 1999\, and Epitaph in 2001. Epitaph exhibited building intros\, trancy synth lines\, pulsing beats\, and solid melodies\, which proved to be contagious anthems for a new future of industrial music. \nAfter the 2001 release of Epitaph\, another changing of the FLA “guard” occurred: Chris Peterson left\, and original member\, Rhys Fulber (Fear Factory\, Conjour One) returned. The newly charged Front Line Assembly delivered the highly anticipated Maniacal single in late 2003. The successful single laid the ground work for the 2004 album Civilization\, and Vanished EP which featured three unreleased tracks. \nThen finally in 2005 came the event that everyone was waiting for\, a Front Line Assembly fusion. Bill Leeb\, Rhys Fulber\, and Chris Peterson with new members Jeremy Inkel\, Adrian White\, and Jarod Slingerland began working on the 2006 album\, Artificial Soldier. The newly re-formed line-up managed to create an album that no only lived up to the expectations of Front Line Assembly fans\, but surpassed them. Heavy pounding beats\, atmospheric strings\, percolating melodies\, dynamic synths and Bill Leeb’s trademark vocals couldn’t be fused together any tighter if you tried to do it at an atomic level. As if all of those factors weren’t enough\, two guest vocalists appear on Artificial Soldier – Eskil Simonsson from Covenant (on “The Storm”) and Jean-Luc De Meyer from Front 242 (on “Future Fail”)! After the release of the album\, the band embarked on a successful world tour\, and released the remix album Fallout one year later. \nThroughout the years\, FLA has seen many line-up changes. Bill Leeb remains the constant behind the band. For 2010\, a new line-up has emerged featuring Jeremy Inkel\, Chris Peterson on programming duties\, and Jared Slingerland on Guitars\, and FLA has been joined by Three Inches of Blood guitarist Justin Hagberg\, and guest keyboardist Craig Huxtable of Landscape Body Machine. \nThe result of this reinvigorated lineup is the all new album Improvised. Electronic. Device. As well as the Shifting Through The Lens single. The new songs demonstrate that FLA has not lost its edge over the past almost two and a half decades. And as if Front Line Assembly’s legacy and namesake alone weren’t enough for the album\, Al Jourgensen from Ministry contributes his vocals to the song “Stupidity.” \nBill’s work can also be heard on a wide number of side projects\, including Noise Unit\, Delerium\, InterMix\, Cyberaktif\, Equinox\, and Synaesthesia. Bill has also contributed music to the popular video game\, Quake 3 – The Arena. \nFacebook: http://facebook.com/frontlineassembly \nSupport: \nCubanate\nWebsite: http://soundcloud.com/marc-heal\nFacebook: http://facebook.com/cubanate\nTwitter: @Marc_Heal \nVampyre Anvil\nWebsite: http://vampyreanvil.bandcamp.com\nFacebook: http://facebook.com/vampyreanvil \n\nCyanide Regime\nWebsite: http://cyanideregime.com\nFacebook: http://facebook.com/cyanideregime \n\n\nSkoros\nFacebook: http://facebook.com/skorosmusic
URL:https://heroesliveent.com/event/frontlineassembly/
LOCATION:Respectable Street\, 518 Clematis St\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert
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SUMMARY:Whitechapel: "Decade of Defilement Tour" + Carnifex + Rings of Saturn + Entheos + So This Is Suffering + Bloodbather - Miami - 11/12/17
DESCRIPTION:Heroes Live Entertainment presents Whitechapel: “Decade of Defilement Tour” Celebrating 10 Years of “The Somatic Defilement” with special guests Carnifex\, Rings Of Saturn\, Entheos\, So This Is Suffering & Bloodbather @ The Ground at Club Space in Miami. \n\nTickets: http://ticketfly.com/event/1507518\n\n\nhttps://heroesliveent.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Whitechapel-videoflyer.mp4\nWith five genre-redefining albums to their name\, the Knoxville\, Tennessee natives have carved themselves a unique niche in contemporary metal\, and in doing so have spoken to legions of fans. Making their presence known with 2007’s The Somatic Defilement\, their profile has steadily grown\, and 2014’s Our Endless War saw them crack the top 10 on the Billboard Top 200 for the first time. Their reputation for maintaining their integrity is well-earned\, and going into their sixth full-length this commitment is stronger than ever. “I honestly don’t think that we ever have to prove anything to anyone\, we do this because we enjoy it\, and if people want to listen and support us\, that’s just a bonus\,” says Bozeman. “With this record we knew what we didn’t want to do. We wanted to get away from the faster stuff\, because we’re burned out on that 260bpm blastbeat thing. We’ve done that. Ultimately none of us agree with genre pigeon-holing\, and we’re not afraid to write what we want to write\, no matter what anyone else thinks.” While the band had clear ideas for elements they wanted to explore\, they did not allow this to dictate the record\, which developed more naturally\, focusing on what was best for the individual songs\, refusing to accept anything less than the absolute best they could possibly do. “Nothing was set in concrete when we started writing\, and we did not force anything\,” Wade states. “For example\, the idea of including some clean singing was brought up before any songs were written\, but it was never really like ‘okay\, we’re doing this’ until the songs that we planned to have that on were complete and Phil could say ‘so I’m clean singing on these\, right?’. At that moment it felt exciting that we were exploring musical territory that we hadn’t before\, and that we were confident in doing so.” In realizing the album\, the band – rounded out by guitarists Ben Savage and Zach Householder\, bassist Gabe Crisp and drummer Ben Harclerode – reunited with producer Mark Lewis (The Black Dahlia Murder\, Cannibal Corpse). “When it comes to recording we have the ‘if it’s not broke\, don’t fix it’ mentality\, and he really does find ways to make us sound better with each record. From ‘Whitechapel‘ (2012) to ‘Our Endless War‘\, there really was a large step forward in terms of the production and tones\, and I feel that is also the case with the progression from ‘Our Endless War‘ to ‘Mark of the Blade‘. This is the biggest we have ever sounded on a record\, and it’s great to see his growth as a producer matched with our growth as musicians.” \nWhitechapel \n\nWebsite: https://whitechapelband.com\nFacebook: https://facebook.com/whitechapelmetal\nTwitter: @WhitechapelBand\nInstagram: @whitechapelband\n<> \nSupport: \n<>\nCarnifex\nFacebook: https://facebook.com/CarnifexMetal\nTwitter: @carnifex\nInstagram: @Carnifex\n<>\n\nRings Of Saturn\nWebsite: https://ringsofsaturnofficialmerchstore.com\nFacebook: https://facebook.com/RingsofSaturnband\nInstagram: @lucasmannofficial\n<>\n\nEntheos\nFacebook: https://facebook.com/entheosband\nTwitter: @entheosofficial\nInstagram: @entheosband\n<>\n\n\nSo This Is Suffering\nFacebook: https://facebook.com/sothisissuffering\nInstagram: @sothisissuffering\n<>\n\nBloodbather\nWebsite: https://bloodbather.bandcamp.com/releases\nFacebook: https://facebook.com/bloodbather\nTwitter: @bloodbather\nInstagram: @bloodbather
URL:https://heroesliveent.com/event/whitechapel/
LOCATION:The Ground at Club Space\, 34 NE 11th St\, Miami\, FL\, 33132\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert
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