Tokio Hotel and the proposed multifaceted
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Allowance Request Letter
twins Tom and Bill Kaulitz, were encouraged by his stepfather Gordon Trümper, an amateur guitarist, to enter the world of music. Then joined Magdeburg, Gustav Schäfer and Georg Listing, forming Devilish, which means Demon, whose name change by signing with Sony BMG in 2003, his first album, he gave up releasing their first album.
As we all started out small clubs playing in small cities and even rented a studio, but produced no album in this.
Later in 2005, they signed with Universal, the editor of Schrei, with whom he continues.
The first single Durch den Monsun Schrei was, through the monsoon, and reached number one in Germany remained for seven consecutive weeks while also achieving first place in the Austrian charts.
In 2007 came the second album, Zimmer 483.
In 2009, Tokio Hotel, Humanoid released his new album, containing songs with new electronic sounds in English and German versions. Influences
the group's music spans several genres from a commercial aspect, which relates with the likes of Placebo Museum. Nor is the aesthetic homogeneous group ranging from the androgynous style of singer Bill Kaulitz, the new currents of Visual Kei, to guitarist Tom Kaulitz, associated with hip-hop culture.
SOURCE:
http://www.eltiempo.com.ec/noticias-cuenca/59599-tokio-hotel-y-su-propuesta-multifaca-tica/
As we all started out small clubs playing in small cities and even rented a studio, but produced no album in this.
Later in 2005, they signed with Universal, the editor of Schrei, with whom he continues.
The first single Durch den Monsun Schrei was, through the monsoon, and reached number one in Germany remained for seven consecutive weeks while also achieving first place in the Austrian charts.
In 2007 came the second album, Zimmer 483.
In 2009, Tokio Hotel, Humanoid released his new album, containing songs with new electronic sounds in English and German versions. Influences
the group's music spans several genres from a commercial aspect, which relates with the likes of Placebo Museum. Nor is the aesthetic homogeneous group ranging from the androgynous style of singer Bill Kaulitz, the new currents of Visual Kei, to guitarist Tom Kaulitz, associated with hip-hop culture.
SOURCE:
http://www.eltiempo.com.ec/noticias-cuenca/59599-tokio-hotel-y-su-propuesta-multifaca-tica/
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