Mindcandy Discography of CDs

Mindcandy albums Formed in late 1999, Artist has quickly established themselves as one of Detroit's hardest rocking and most compelling live bands. Artist's sonic assault draws upon the melodic sensibilities of Stone Temple Pilots and The Doors while combining it with the ear slamming guitar crunch of Black Sabbath, Godsmack and Disturbed. Call it Nu-Metal, heavy alternative, or loud rock-- no matter what the label -Artist rocks like with the intensity of the Incredible Hulk in a firestorm. Artist has been featured on numerous Detroit commercial radio stations including 89X, 101 WRIF, 97. 1 FM and Lansing's The Edge. The band is in regular rotation at Toledo's Rock 106. Additionally, Real Detroit Weekly named Artist "Best Hard Rock/Metal Band". Further attesting to the band's popularity, were two packed shows at Detroit's legendary State Theatre- where a crowd of over 2000 Artist fans rocked to the band's powerhouse live show. While promoting their debut CD "Anger Management" - Artist played live in-store at seven consecutive Harmony House locations - a feat no other band in Detroit has matched. Artist has shared the stage with many national acts including Living Color's Vernon Reid, Tesla, Gene Loves Jezebel and more. Now touring in support of their new CD "Fortune Teller" (Aural Pleasure Records) Artist is red hot with showcases at SXSW and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in March. Produced by renowned knob twister Mark Berry (David Bowie, Duran Duran), the ten-track "Fortune Teller" is a stellar rock record possessing enough motor city muscle to knock out even Joe Louis. The disc also features artwork by famed artist Matt Busch, who's credits include "Star Wars," "The Matrix," and "Reservoir Dogs. " With "Fortune Teller" picking up speed on radio across the nation, don't miss Artist on their spring club tour - as this band is certainly destined for arenas. Artist is:Rudy Desantis ...

Mindcandy music CDs A history of the animated "demo," a short form first created by the underground programming scene when PC computers were first introduced. This collection traces the colorful history of the medium, with 3-D and special effects, music videos, and increasingly sophisticated animation techniques. Closed Captioned; Standard Screen; Soundtrack English