Law

alternative rock

There are multiple artists with this name: 1) LAW (Life After Weekend) is a German band formed in 1993 in Duisburg, Germany. Founded by three guys, Uli Rogosch (vocals, guitar), Uwe Skirde (bass) and Andreas Halfmann (drums, vocals), they started the project hitting their instruments in the garage of Uli's father. At first they played songs of Nirvana and U2 before they soon started writing their own stuff. The three letters LAW stand for Life after Weekend and the 2nd guitar player Marcel Jonen (guitar/vocals) joined the band in 1996. They went through typical stages every young band has to. Their first concert in 1994 was a band contest in which they played their first self-written songs and they won. In 1996 they released their first piece of music. A 90 minute tape (MC) with 15 Songs brought major attention in the local press and made them more popular. In March 2006 they split up. 2) Law is an industrial / power electronics act based in Elkhart, IN, United States, created by Mitchell Altum (founder of the Triumvirate label). Active between approximately between 1994 and 2004, with releases on Ant-Zen, Old Europa Cafe, Triumvirate and Nuit et Brouillard. Mitchell Altum is also involved with Citadel. 3) Law is an old school funk/rock band which was founded in early 1970s. They have released three album: Law in 1975 and Hold on to It in 1977. 4) Law is a one-man outfit who recorded all the music in his house, electronic indie pop is the easiest way to describe him. Firs...