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Offline Taylr  
#1 Posted : 05 February 2010 06:56:36(UTC)
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From left to right:

Rick Osbourne - Drums
Bob Owen - Lead Guitar
Alistair Jones - Rapper
Evan James - Singer, Rhythm guitar
Jacob Davies - Bass

A Whole New Level are from New York and started in late 2008, they have now grown into a likeable and known band. Mainly because their talent of performing rap-rock music. They also supported Dead Roses at a secret show in New York. Who introduced them, and played a song with them. They plan on reviving Rap-Rock back to popular.

They will release their debut single, Liar For Hire in March.
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Offline gumba  
#2 Posted : 05 February 2010 15:31:17(UTC)
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That's such a coincidence, because we were just planning on not reviving rap-rock. Haha, but nah we like a bit of rap rock and are keen to give you guys a listen some time. If you're alright with Dead Roses, you're ok with us.

- Stephen Holland
Pilot are: Nick Edmondson (vocals, guitar), Clint Walkingshaw (guitar, vocals), Murrray Catalano (guitar, keys), Andrew Blackwell (bass), Stephen Holland (drums, vocals)

Pants Festival are: Andrew "Rooster" Dunnell (vocals), Kuhilan "Ku" Gounder (guitar), Stephen "Popa" Poepjes (guitar, vocals), Clinton "Gandy" Gandy (bass), Matt Hanson (drums, vocals)

Labrats are: Milton Mitchell (vocals, synths, guitar), Lara Branik (guitar), Liam Mitchell (synths, turntables), Preston Abelford (bass), Bonnie Snell (drums)
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#3 Posted : 07 February 2010 15:02:09(UTC)
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Mike Peck: I have a love-hate relationship with rap-metal, nu-metal, rap-rock, or whatever you call it. I always see a ton of potential for the music but it never works out. There is always that struggle to make sure you aren't too rap or too rock instead of focusing on making good music. As someone who spends a lot of time on the other side of the recording booth there are so many cool things that I think would work for this kind of music. I hope that you guys are something special and not just a band trying to cash-in.
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Offline Synxhard  
#4 Posted : 07 February 2010 15:24:39(UTC)
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TheCDs wrote:
Mike Peck: I have a love-hate relationship with rap-metal, nu-metal, rap-rock, or whatever you call it. I always see a ton of potential for the music but it never works out. There is always that struggle to make sure you aren't too rap or too rock instead of focusing on making good music. As someone who spends a lot of time on the other side of the recording booth there are so many cool things that I think would work for this kind of music. I hope that you guys are something special and not just a band trying to cash-in.


5 years late, if they were trying to cash in, dude.

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#5 Posted : 07 February 2010 16:11:03(UTC)
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TheCDs wrote:
Mike Peck: I have a love-hate relationship with rap-metal, nu-metal, rap-rock, or whatever you call it. I always see a ton of potential for the music but it never works out. There is always that struggle to make sure you aren't too rap or too rock instead of focusing on making good music. As someone who spends a lot of time on the other side of the recording booth there are so many cool things that I think would work for this kind of music. I hope that you guys are something special and not just a band trying to cash-in.


5 years late, if they were trying to cash in, dude.

-Matt
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Flobots seemed to have made a decent amount of cash.
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