16-614: (Redirected from Oddities ) [REDACTED] Look up oddity in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Oddity or oddities may refer to: Music [ edit ] The Oddities (rap group) , a Toronto rap group formed in 1998 "Oddity", a song by Eric Prydz from his 2016 album Opus Oddity EP , a 1998 album by Cold Oddities , an album by London After Midnight , 1998 Oddities , an album by Bride , 1998 Television and film [ edit ] Oddities (TV series) ,
32-515: A 1998 album by Cold Oddities , an album by London After Midnight , 1998 Oddities , an album by Bride , 1998 Television and film [ edit ] Oddities (TV series) , a Discovery Channel program which premiered in 2010 The Head (1994 TV series) , an animated show billed under MTV's Oddities that aired on MTV in the 1990s Oddity (film) , a 2024 Irish horror film Other uses [ edit ] The Oddities (professional wrestling) , professional wrestling group in
48-575: A Discovery Channel program which premiered in 2010 The Head (1994 TV series) , an animated show billed under MTV's Oddities that aired on MTV in the 1990s Oddity (film) , a 2024 Irish horror film Other uses [ edit ] The Oddities (professional wrestling) , professional wrestling group in the late 1990s Oddity (video game) , upcoming video game See also [ edit ] Odditties (The Clean album) , 1983 Odditties (Kate & Anna McGarrigle album) , 2010 Space Oddity (disambiguation) Topics referred to by
64-645: A following worldwide, with a large fan base in the goth subculture . However, in interviews Brennan has shunned the use of this label and others to describe his music, calling it "artistically limiting". Brennan is known for his support of animal rights , pro-environmental and human rights issues, anti-corporate control of media, and progressive and liberal politics . He voices this support through London After Midnight Internet outlets, such as their official website and music. London After Midnight formed in Los Angeles, California, and played at several clubs in
80-464: A third album titled Oddities released in 1998, featuring a cover of a track named "Sally's Song" from the film The Nightmare Before Christmas . This CD was different from other releases in that it featured acoustic and ethereal alternative mixes of songs, along with a few new tracks. Around this time London After Midnight was garnering international press and was featured on the covers of many magazines, while co-headlining major concert festivals like
96-446: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages oddity [REDACTED] Look up oddity in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Oddity or oddities may refer to: Music [ edit ] The Oddities (rap group) , a Toronto rap group formed in 1998 "Oddity", a song by Eric Prydz from his 2016 album Opus Oddity EP ,
112-555: The 1998 release of Oddities at Brennan's request, and an instrumental entitled "Perversion" on the 93' Ruins demo tape released as a preview of what was to become their second album, Psycho Magnet . After garnering a fanbase aided by the release of a self-titled demo, London After Midnight released their debut album Selected Scenes from the End of the World in 1991. Special effects artist Nick Benson played bass guitar in an early lineup of
128-604: The Zillo summer festival, with The Cure and Green Day. LAM has since toured the world extensively playing alongside other popular bands such as Green Day , HIM (who have cited LAM as an influence ), Rammstein , Soft Cell , and others, headlining and co-headlining to crowds of over 30,000 in Latin America, the US and Europe. The album, Violent Acts of Beauty , was released in 2007. LAM has, however, re-released (in 2003) two of
144-444: The area starting in late 1990, with a debut concert at Los Angeles gothic rock club, Helter Skelter. In the early days London After Midnight had various temporary members who joined Brennan when performing live, but did not perform on the albums. Tamlyn is credited on the first cassette recordings, co-authored the opening track "This Paradise" on 'Selected Scenes From The End of the World', contributed an instrumental called "Ice" for
160-448: The band, and participated in songwriting. In 1992 bassist Michael Areklett joined the lineup after the resignation of live bassist Rob Podzunas. Like Tamlyn, Michael Areklett appeared live as a recurring member, rather than a guest. Around this period, Douglas Avery also joined, replacing live drummer Ian Haas. Eddie Hawkins was part of the original live line up, but was replaced in 1990. John Koviak performed live on bass from 1990–1992. In
176-609: The earliest days the live band played mainly on the West Coast of the United States. Following the release of the self-titled debut, LAM gradually expanded their Californian fan base, eventually traveling to Mexico in 1994 (something few alternative acts were doing at the time) and progressing to tour the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, South America and further in the United States. Brennan then expanded on
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#1732793367202192-426: The late 1990s Oddity (video game) , upcoming video game See also [ edit ] Odditties (The Clean album) , 1983 Odditties (Kate & Anna McGarrigle album) , 2010 Space Oddity (disambiguation) Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Oddity . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change
208-531: The link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Oddity&oldid=1244506680 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages London After Midnight (band) London After Midnight is an American rock band from California. Formed in 1990 by songwriter and instrumentalist Sean Brennan, London After Midnight has
224-589: The original demo release and recorded more songs for "Selected Scenes from the End of the World" released in late 1992. Coinciding with the release of the follow-up album Psycho Magnet in 1996, London After Midnight headlined the Whitby Gothic Weekend in England, among other concerts in the UK, Europe, Mexico and the US. At this time, Brennan had begun to expand musically. The project continued on with
240-709: The past three releases in Europe and the Russian Federation, (which charted on the Deutsche Alternative Charts) adding previously unreleased bonus tracks. In 2006, a new London After Midnight song was released on the Saw II motion picture soundtrack. In February 2007, a teaser trailer for London After Midnight's fourth studio album Violent Acts of Beauty was released on the band's official website and YouTube page. The trailer stated that
256-409: The same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Oddity . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Oddity&oldid=1244506680 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description
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