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London After Midnight
File:Sean brennan.gifSean Brennan
Background information
OriginCalifornia, United States
Years active1990–present

London After Midnight (otherwise known as, LAM) is a rock music project formed in the 1990s by frontman and instrumentalist Sean Brennan.

Themes

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.


Touring

Following the release of their debut album LAM expanded their L.A. fanbase to an international one, by touring Europe and parts of Latin America along with Mexico, unlike many bands in the goth movement. Coinciding with the release of their follow up album "Psycho Magnet" in 1996, London After Midnight headlined the Whitby Gothic Weekend in England and countless other concerts.

LAM has since toured the world extensively. London After Midnight has played dates with other popular bands such as Green Day, HIM (who have cited LAM as a favorite artist ), Rammstein, Soft Cell, and many others.

In 2006 a new London After Midnight song was released on the "Saw II" motion picture soundtrack, it featured bands such as Queens of the Stone Age, Skinny Puppy and others, it reached number one on the Deutsche Alternative Charts.

Members of live band

  • Sean Brennan - vocals, guitar
  • Tamlyn - keyboards
  • Eddie Hawkins - guitar
  • Joe S. - drums

Discography (incomplete)

Albums

Revised CD released in 1995 in Europe, 1998 USA, and extended CD released in 2003 in Europe and Russian Federation.
1998 USA release and extended CD released in 2003 in Europe and Russian Federation.
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London After Midnight in recent times.

EPs

  • 1991 - London After Midnight
  • 1994 - Ruins

Single

Videography

References

  1. Yahoo - Date Formed
  2. Orkus Magazine - Germany, May 2003
  3. Amazon.com - Saw II soundtrack

External links

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