Taking a band on the road and bringing them back in one piece, still friends and wanting to travel together, is not easy. A lot of bands who hit the road to conquer the world with their music end up returning home and then quickly breaking up, no longer friends nevertheless band mates.
Bermuda-01/24/05- The story of Robert Symons is interesting and moving. In what was to become a lifetime pattern of diligence and dedication, he set out to teach himself the instruments of his profession at a very early age.
M3 Records Takes Over Music’s Evolution Worldwide
Music's Evolution
What part do you play?
M3 Records Takes Over Music’s Evolution Worldwide
J.E. Mosley, M.M.M.CEO
Are you tired of the Music Industry telling you what you should like? Are you sick of the same old processed pop copies from the bowels of New York, L. A., St. Louis & Chicago’s tapped out music scene? Well you aren't alone. The consensus based on the mail crossing my desk at Millennium Music Mission Records (M3) is that mainstream music is stale. Very little has changed in the past 20 years. The music that impacts our lives has not evolved. If you speak on the verbal corruption of lyrics, then I stand corrected. But as for the true art of music creativity, it is mired deep in the mud of industrial manipulation and exploitation.
City Canyons Records is exceedingly proud to add Peter Ulrich, the noted percussionist from the legendary Dead Can Dance to its roster. His upcoming album Enter The Mysterium, scheduled for release on March 1, is a mixture of world music, art pop, dream pop, old music and darkwave.
Sweet Sounds of Love: Lullabies from the Axis of Evil
By Mark Kirby, Here in the middle of the psy-ops free fire zone, otherwise known as the America 2004-2008, we are removed from any other bitter consequences of war, save for our own suffering, as seen on television. War is portrayed as a video game and all the real blood of death-especially of civilians is drained. Humans and the people who love them are relegated to mere statistics otherwise known as collateral damage.
Touring Successfully 
