Ilia Yordanov @MTV's Eco Lounge

I guess most of you know who Ilia Yordanov is... if not, he's Red Museum's vocalist. 
Here we have a chance to finnally see him performing solo + an interview.



Wild West and Love Never Dies:


Interview (It begins at min 4:28):

 

Save Us From The Archon - How Terrible, The Undergrowth's Jaws That Tangle.

This Experimental/Post-hardcore/Progressive band is totally recommended to CHON fans, and also to you if you dig progressive and technical guitar riffs and solos. Just go check them out.

Link provided by themselves (Mediafire)

Bandcamp

TFoT - Live@London (Epic Moment)

Well, I was once told about an epic footage in which Thomas pushed a guy off of the stage for touching his pedals, but never found a proof of it until now. I was sent this video of TFoT in which they feature their song A Man, a Plan, a Canal, Panama, during the pre-Manipulator era. At the part in which Thomas begins using one of his Line 6 pedals a kid touches one of them... and you know the rest of the story. (About min 4:24)

Red Museum - Live @ The Showbox, Seattle

January 4th, 2008

Tim Ward: Trash Kids - Get Lost EP

I know some of you still wondering what has been Timothy Ward up to lately. He used to be making music under the name of Messedupcoyote, which was a sort of dead wave/electro-punk project. Now, he's been involved in this new proyect named Trash Kids, which consists basically of him and The Parallax View, related to psychedelic, drone, electronic music:

Timothy Ward:

"I sing, play guitar among many other things
its a collab project with a friend
2 man super group
myself and the parallax view
messedupcoyote + parallax view = trash kids"


Tyler Koykas - Beats, Samples, Synths, Keys, Guitar, Bass, Backup, Vocals, Mixing
Timothy Ward: Lead Vocals, Lead Guitar, Standup Bass, Siled Guitar, Backup Keys & Syunths, Lyrics


You can get a free download straight from their Bandcamp

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Cegonha - Demo

There is a new band in the Portugal area, influenced mainly by The Fall of Troy and ATD-I, their sound is pretty original and powerful. Definitely you should support these guys.
André Pimentel:
 "Cegonha was born in January 2012 , and from the start it's objective was to play a fusion of styles that they liked and make some fun music out of it. Cegonha's influences are maindly Fall of Troy , At The Drive-in, Orchid, Bloc Party, Jamiroquai, And So I Watch You From Afar and many others."

You can also support these guys by voting on them on so they can play a show on a local festival (that really would mean a lot to them):