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Frenzy
built 657 days ago
A Fine Frenzy is the musical vehicle of 22 year-old Los Angeles songwriter Alison Sudol. Sudol taught herself to play piano and started writing songs influenced by Coldplay, Keane, and Sigur Ros. She signed with Virgin Records for the 2007 release of her debut record, One Cell In The Sea.
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Script Frenzy is an international writing event in which participants attempt the creatively daring feat of writing a script in the month of April. With a wild deadline fast approaching, writers chuck self-doubt and pesky editing tendencies right out the window, and lose themselves in the rush of creation. This is truly Script Frenzy, where typing out beautiful, flawed stories that no one else could have dreamt up is exactly the point!
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The all-new 2005 Frenzy bar has molded composite bar-ends and a unique oval shaped center hole that allows low friction on the chicken-loop line no matter what angle the bar is held. Line winders on the bar ends hold up to 30m of line and protect your hands during aggressive steering, while color coding allows for instantaneous left/right identification.
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Though he didn't particularly care which master he had to serve, Frenzy was still a robot of action. Shockwave's slow and methodical approach to conquest grated on Frenzy's nerves and, after several days of inaction in a hostily-occupied Blackrock aerospace plant, Frenzy was climbing the walls. He threw a temper tantrum in front of their human slaves after overhearing on the news that G.B. Blackrock had designed a new "anti-robot cannon" to take back his plant. Shockwave nearly bit his head off for the insubordination (or rather, he would've had Buzzsaw do it), but Starscream stepped in and suggested a day out for mayhem and carnage would be good for troop morale. However, their attack on Blackrock was interrupted not only by Jazz and Wheeljack (whom had recently made a protection deal with the business magnate in exchange for fuel), but ... the neophyte robot hunter named Circuit Breaker.
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A Fine Frenzy stopped by the UGO Studio for an intimate and powerful performance of songs from the debut album One Cell In The Sea. Check out exclusive live performances of "Rangers," "Come On Come Out" and "Hope For the Hopeless" as well as an interview with the angelic Alison.
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Frenzy (or at very least, a robot who looked just like him) was most certainly not in a cage in the back of the Sector Seven Mobile Command Unit. You were seeing things! It was swamp gas! No, wait—a weather balloon! But definitely not a robot alien from outer space!
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