Mike Patton

...of intonarumori music tonight. "Music For 16 Futurist Noise Intoners" sports an interesting roster of musicians including Mike Patton of Faith No More & Mr. Bungle, and our multi-talented comrade Mr. Peter Edwards of Casper Electronics.

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...Palace Brothers cover "You Will Miss Me When I Burn". The record features a sizable cast that includes Jason Pierce of Spiritualized, Mike Patton of Faith No More, Richard Hawley, and Gibby Haynes of the Butthole Surfers, and Australian...

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...beautiful, indulgent and familiar, often all at the same time. There's bluesy 12/8 passages, spaced out keyboard-laden pieces, warped Mike Patton-style polka, jazzy guitar jams, acoustic folk and absolutely sublime vocal harmonies side-by-side...

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...Arena on February 18. A Wellington show, first reported on the band's official website, proved to be incorrect. Led by singer Mike Patton, Faith No More broke up in 1998 but reformed earlier this year for a series of positively-reviewed...

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...a heaviness to Cynic's complex jazz progressions that reaches outward to '70s fusion. Mr. Bungle: I'd be remiss if I didn't mention Mike Patton in a list about jazz-influenced metal. He's made a career of conflating metal, jazz, funk,...

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...true low-end. Painkiller also experimented with spacey dub and has, on occasion, featured the screams of Yamantaka Eye (Boredoms) and Mike Patton (Faith No More, Mr. Bungle) onstage, but the early-'90s recordings (Guts of a Virgin and Buried...

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...setting up, or a church, or wherever I could get people." With its lounge-pop vibe (plus Gilberto), the resulting record recalls Mike Patton's Peeping Tom, while Opus Esopus, by contrast, features unorthodox instrumentation (saxophone or...

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...with Faith No More during the latter stages of its initial run after Martin departed. The rest of the band's best-known lineup singer Mike Patton, Gould, drummer Mike "Puffy" Bordin and keyboardist Roddy Bottum is intact. Faith No More...

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...theme tune as they headlined set on the NME/Radio 1 Stage tonight (August 28). After a furious rendition of 'Malpractice' singer Mike Patton, dressed in a diamante-trimmed red suit, turned to the crowd with a wry look as the band kicked in...

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Just like they've never been gone Beyond belief: Faith No More's Mike Patton is an incredibly versatile singer It is unlikely there will have been many more bizarre opening songs in the history of live music. Faith No More, legendary...

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