Barrage

There is more than one artist with this name: 1) Barrage is a visual and aural fusion of music, dance, theatre and song centered around a violin. Created in 1996 by 5 to 1 Entertainments, Barrage takes the many traditions and styles played on the violin and the fiddle, combines them with Contemporary and World beat elements of percussion, rhythm, movement and energy to create a brand new form of theatrical extravaganza. The original music of Dean Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

There is more than one artist with this name: 1) Barrage is a visual and aural fusion of music, dance, theatre and song centered around a violin. Created in 1996 by 5 to 1 Entertainments, Barrage takes the many traditions and styles played on the violin and the fiddle, combines them with Contemporary and World beat elements of percussion, rhythm, movement and energy to create a brand new form of theatrical extravaganza. The original music of Dean Marshall elevates the show to new and magical heights and features a wide range of musical influences including: Calypso, Swing, folk, Jazz, Klezmer, Classical and Pop.http://www.barrage.org/ 2) Barrage is a Melbourne (Australia) based singer and producer, whose style falls between post-punk / electro-pop romantics and contemporary, rough and ready electronica. Originally from Brisbane (in the north-eastern state of Queensland), Barrage (real name Mark Gomes) has released one album - Hero or dirt? - so far. He has also played extensively across Australia's eastern states. www.barragemusic.com www.feralmedia.com.au 3) Barrage is a Los Angeles, California band. They play fast, aggressive. attitude driven punk rock that has been influenced by multiple genres such as hardcore, power violence, thrash and even elements of pogo. They have been playing together since 2017. Their debut album is titled Quarantined and was released October 17th 2020. https://barragecore.bandcamp.com/ Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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