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- Elviss abstract "Elviss were a West London based British alternative rock band, who were active during the mid-2000s releasing only one album titled Dead Cat and Sharksick in 2004. The album was due to be released in 2003 after the release of their third single \"Radio (Kill It)\", but it was put back until the band had a hit single. It ultimately was never released in their homeland but was released in Japan on 21 April 2004 with a retail price of 2,100 Yen. The UK release was due to be 11 tracks only, but the Japanese version had 12 with \"Orange Glow\" as this track. The band's name was a reference to the Enhanced Low light level and Visible Surveillance System (ELVISS). During their brief career, they opened for Feeder at a Kerrang!-sponsored gig and also opened for Stone Sour. They were also championed by the magazine itself, which included an appearance at the Kerrang! Weekender in 2002 at Camber Sands, East Sussex. The intro of their Deadcat and Sharksick track \"Tantrum\", was used as an indents soundbed on Kerrang!'s music channel in 2003.The band who were originally composed of Karl Sunderland (vocals), Ed Coonagh (guitar), Geoff Holroyd (drums) and Drew McConnell (bass), released three singles titled \"S.K.P.\", \"D-Change\" (with their first music video shot in Ladbrook Grove, London and was Jo Whiley's \"Single of the Week\" on her Radio 1 show) both in 2002 and \"Radio (Kill It)\" in 2003, with the last two of these charting at No. 170 and No. 89 in that order. These singles were followed up by the release of their \"Dead Cat and Sharksick\" (EP), which was essentially a 5-track sampler for the album before the release of a 3-track EP in late 2004 titled \"Not Enough\", which also seen Struan Robertson on bass after McConnell left the band to later join Babyshambles. Elviss were later dropped by their label, several months after the release of this EP.The band were signed to Plummet Records, a little-known record label who were part of EMAP, while being signed to Universal in Japan. \"D-Change\" was included on a Kerrang! compilation CD while its video was included on a DVD free with the magazine, due to being played on their music channel at the time.Since the group split in early 2005, Karl Sunderland and Ed Coonagh are now in a 3-piece band called The Resistors while Drew McConnell is still a member of Babyshambles. The Resistors are signed to their own label Lash Records and have over 1.8 million plays on their MySpace page. An episode of CSI: Miami being the 11th episode from season 8 titled \"Delko for the Defense\", features their song \"Sober\" in one of its scenes. Holroyd is currently an in-demand session drummer and Robertson is guitarist with post-punk band, Fast Boyfriends.".
- Elviss activeYearsEndYear "2000".
- Elviss activeYearsStartYear "2000".
- Elviss background "group_or_band".
- Elviss formerBandMember Drew_McConnell.
- Elviss genre Alternative_rock.
- Elviss hometown England.
- Elviss hometown London.
- Elviss recordLabel Emap.
- Elviss recordLabel Universal_Music_Group.
- Elviss wikiPageExternalLink resistorsmusic.
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- Elviss wikiPageLength "4108".
- Elviss wikiPageOutDegree "20".
- Elviss wikiPageRevisionID "667894089".
- Elviss wikiPageWikiLink Alternative_rock.
- Elviss wikiPageWikiLink Babyshambles.
- Elviss wikiPageWikiLink CSI:_Miami.
- Elviss wikiPageWikiLink Camber_Sands.
- Elviss wikiPageWikiLink Category:English_alternative_rock_groups.
- Elviss wikiPageWikiLink Category:Musical_groups_from_London.
- Elviss wikiPageWikiLink Drew_McConnell.
- Elviss wikiPageWikiLink East_Sussex.
- Elviss wikiPageWikiLink Emap.
- Elviss wikiPageWikiLink England.
- Elviss wikiPageWikiLink Feeder.
- Elviss wikiPageWikiLink Jo_Whiley.
- Elviss wikiPageWikiLink Kerrang!.
- Elviss wikiPageWikiLink London.
- Elviss wikiPageWikiLink Myspace.
- Elviss wikiPageWikiLink Stone_Sour.
- Elviss wikiPageWikiLink Universal_Music_Group.
- Elviss wikiPageWikiLinkText "Elviss".
- Elviss background "group_or_band".
- Elviss genre Alternative_rock.
- Elviss label Emap.
- Elviss label Universal_Music_Group.
- Elviss name "Elviss".
- Elviss origin England.
- Elviss origin London.
- Elviss pastMembers Drew_McConnell.
- Elviss pastMembers "Ed Coonagh".
- Elviss pastMembers "Geoff Holroyd".
- Elviss pastMembers "Karl Sunderland".
- Elviss pastMembers "Struan Robertson".
- Elviss wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Authority_control.
- Elviss wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_musical_artist.
- Elviss wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Unreferenced.
- Elviss yearsActive "2000".
- Elviss subject Category:English_alternative_rock_groups.
- Elviss subject Category:Musical_groups_from_London.
- Elviss hypernym London.
- Elviss type Agent.
- Elviss type Band.
- Elviss type Group.
- Elviss type Organisation.
- Elviss type Group.
- Elviss type MusicGroup.
- Elviss type Organization.
- Elviss type Agent.
- Elviss type SocialPerson.
- Elviss type Thing.
- Elviss type Q215380.
- Elviss type Q43229.
- Elviss comment "Elviss were a West London based British alternative rock band, who were active during the mid-2000s releasing only one album titled Dead Cat and Sharksick in 2004. The album was due to be released in 2003 after the release of their third single \"Radio (Kill It)\", but it was put back until the band had a hit single. It ultimately was never released in their homeland but was released in Japan on 21 April 2004 with a retail price of 2,100 Yen.".
- Elviss label "Elviss".
- Elviss sameAs Q5368260.
- Elviss sameAs m.0gyw201.
- Elviss sameAs Q5368260.
- Elviss wasDerivedFrom Elviss?oldid=667894089.
- Elviss isPrimaryTopicOf Elviss.
- Elviss name "Elviss".