Leng Tch'e
Leng Tch'e is a Belgian grindcore band.
The band describes their style as" razorgrind", a combination of grindcore with death metal, stoner rock and metalcore.
The band's name is derived from an alternate English spelling of" lingchi", a method of torture and execution originating from Imperial China that is also known as" death by a thousand cuts Death by a Thousand Cuts" is also the name of one of the band's albums.
Danny Hollis
Danny Hollis is a Christian country music singer- songwriter who was a finalist for a Grammy Award in 1980 as a member of the Mercy River Boys.
He has toured across the United States for over fifty years, performing as a member of several bands, a studio guitarist, and as a solo artist.
Danny Hollis is in the Texas Gospel Music Hall of Fame as a former member of the Singing Christians and the Mercy River Boys.
Danny Hollis began his musical journey as the guitarist and lead singer of the Journeymen Quartet in 1974.
In 1977, he joined the Singing Christians, recording one album on Canaan Records.
He also toured with Wally Fowler, and Jimmie Davis playing electric guitar.
In 1979, Danny Hollis and seven other musicians formed the Mercy River Boys.
They recorded an album, ” Breakout ” Canaan Records.
The album crossed over from Southern Gospel to Country music, recording hits in multiple music genres.
The album was a finalist for the prestigious NARAS ’ Grammy award in 1980 for ’ Best Gospel Performance Traditional. ’
The album was also nominated for the Gospel Music Association ’s Dove award.
The Mercy River Boys disbanded in 1984.
Danny, Emory Atkins and Ronny Ricks started a new Christian country band, Paradise.
He recorded two albums on Englwood Records, ’ God Bless The U.S.A. ’ and ’ Invade the Darkness. ’
Danny continues to live in East Texas and performs country music.
In 2015, Wayne Christian, Emory Atkins, Danny Hollis, and the original eight members of the Mercy River Boys were inducted into the Texas Gospel Music Hall of Fame.
Leng Tch'e (album)
Leng Tch'e is the fourth release from John Zorn's band Naked City.
It consists of a single track, running at just over half an hour.
It was first released on the Japanese Toys Factory label in 1992.
Unlike Naked City's previously material, which was known for its fast tempo and rapid transitions between a variety of heterogeneous styles, Leng Tch'e is a more avant- garde take on sludge metal.
It was reissued in 1997 along with" Torture Garden" in the double- disc collection" Black Box".
The cover photograph features a Chinese man being subjected to the Leng Tch'e method, the overarching theme of the piece.
Deep River Boys
The Deep River Boys were an American gospel music group active from the mid-1930s and into the 1980s.
The group performed spirituals, gospel, and R&B.
The Boys from Brazil (novel)
The Boys from Brazil( 1976) is a thriller novel by American writer Ira Levin.
It was subsequently made into a film of the same title" The Boys from Brazil" that was released in 1978.
Mercy River Boys
The Mercy River Boys were a Christian country music band who performed from 1979 to 1984.
They were nominated for a Grammy Award for their first album," Breakout"( Canaan Records, 1979).
The album was also a finalist for the Gospel Music Association's Dove Award for Album of the Year, 1979 – 80, and won a Dove Award for backliner notes, written by Merlin Littlefield.
The group performed extensively in the United States and had multiple hits on Christian music radio.
The band is also featured on the Canaan Recording Artists Christmas album and on a live recording from the Kerrville Folk Festival, recorded in Kerrville, Texas.
The Mercy River Boys were created, in part, to challenge the status quo of the Christian radio market.
Don Cusic(" Billboard Magazine", Vol. 90, No 31) credits Canaan Records for creating a band to cross over into country music, improving “ what is essentially a good product( gospel) and made it become commercially viable. ”
The eight original members of the band and the record executives at Canaan Records wanted to create a sound that would bridge the gap between country radio and more traditional southern gospel markets.
The result was the creation of a new genre, Christian country music; country lyrics with a positive moral message.
The Mercy River Boys were a hit in both radio markets and performed in both country and gospel venues and music festivals for many years.
Terry Bradshaw, former NFL quarterback and TV personality, listed the Mercy River Boys as one of his favorite Christian country bands because of their crossover appeal.
The Mercy River Boys toured for over five years, sharing the stage with many country music performers including the Oak Ridge Boys, Barbara Mandrell, Louise Mandrell, Dolly Parton, Crystal Gayle, and Larry Gatlin.
The Mercy River Boys became one of Canaan Records' most successful performing artists in 1979 – 80 when their" Breakout" album crossed over from Southern gospel into the country music radio market; the songs to cross over into country music radio included" You Needed MeBlow On Temptest", and the semi-biographical song" Flat Top Martin Guitar".
The 1982 album" In the Arms of My Best Friend" was a complete crossover product with hit songs" Would They Love Him Down In Shreveport Today" and the title cut," In the Arms of My Best Friend".
The final Mercy River Boys lineup from April 15, 1983, to December 7, 1984, featured Emory Atkins( bass guitar and vocals), Danny Hollis( acoustic guitar and lead vocals), Ronny Ricks( drums and lead vocals), and Chuck Long( electric guitar and vocals).
They dropped the traditional quartet and band format, used by many southern gospel groups of the time, rebranding themselves as a band with each musician singing various lead and harmony vocals.
In a visual perspective, this was the final departure from the southern gospel music stage.
They performed their final concert in Oklahoma City in late October 1984.
After the group disbanded in December, Emory Atkins, Ronny Ricks, and Danny Hollis formed the Christian music band Paradise.
They recorded four albums together on Englewood Records from 1985 to 1991.
Atkins moved to Nashville and built a twenty- four- track recording studio in the United Artist Tower on Music Row.
He toured with Margaret Becker, Harvest, Ben Ketting, and several country music and CCM artists.
Wayne Christian began a long and successful career in Texas politics, serving in the state legislature and on the Texas Railroad Commission.
Gary
Goss toured with Johnny Rodriguez for over three decades.
Ronny Ricks toured with a variety of artists including White River and the Penny Gilley band.
In May 2016, several original members of The Mercy River Boys performed a reunion concert at the Texas State Republican Convention, in Dallas, Texas, in support of Wayne Christian.
This is the last time any of original the members of the band have performed.
A new book about the various members of the band is being published in June 2019, forty years after the band released its first album.
Foggy River Boys
The Foggy River Boys was the name of two related American male singing quartets from southern Missouri specializing in Southern gospel, spiritual and country music in the 1940s and 1950s.
Deep River Boys
The Deep River Boys were an American gospel music group active from the mid-1930s and into the 1980s.
The group performed spirituals, gospel, and R&B.
The Boys from Brazil
The Boys from Brazil may refer to:
ManMadePredator
ManMadePredator is Leng Tch'e's second full- length album.

Question: Are both bands, Leng Tch'E and Foggy River Boys, from the same country?
Answer: no