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Encyclopedia > Franz Ferdinand

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Franz Ferdinand (699 words)
Franz Ferdinand, is the most famous recent Scottisch pop/rock band (from Glasgow), formed by four young and ambitious musicians.
In the first group's EP Darts of Pleasure, Franz Ferdinand seemed to be influenced by Interpol, and gave them the label "the Scottish Interpol,".
Franz Ferdinand was released in February 2004 in the UK (09/02/04).
Franz Ferdinand (979 words)
Co-produced by Franz Ferdinand and Rich Costey, and recorded in both rural Scotland and at Avatar Studios in NYC, the album features thirteen brand new tracks, including the new single, "Do You Want To." Alex met Nick in Jo and Celia's kitchen.
Franz Ferdinand are: Bob Hardy (bass), Alex Kapranos (guitar / vocals), Nick McCarthy (guitar / organ / vocals) & Paul Thomson (drums).
Franz Ferdinand's expanded reissue is sure to be a huge holiday hit for your friends and family!
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