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K-Tron and Code 5 Record -Singing with the Enemy- BBC Three
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September 22, 2007
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From Sunday 30 September at 10pm on BBC Three.
Singing With The Enemy is a new series that brings together bands from radically different musical tribes to live together for a week while they attempt to write, record and perform a groundbreaking track. Working with top music producer Tommy D and recording their track in a prestigious London studio, this is a big opportunity for talented, unsigned bands, desperate for recognition, to break through.
This week sees Tommy D match a wild, anarchic electro-rock collective from London's ultra-cool Shoreditch with a manufactured boy band. K-Tron And The Exploding Triangles are a bunch of maverick musicians, artists and club promoters whose line-up includes 17-year-old performance artist and party animal Theo. K-Tron hate manufactured bands and nothing comes between them and their art. Code 5 are five, fame-hungry lads put together to take the world by storm. The boys have already supported Westlife at Wembley and won't stop until they've topped the charts.
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