MySpace.com - Lana Loveland - 34 - Female - Berlin

THE FOX ON THE VOX!
www.fuzztones.net
www.lanaloveland.com

Voodoo Trance,No Sex before Marriage, Porn, Absinth,
Fixing Organs, Exotic and Oriental Dancer

FUZZTONES' MASTERPIECE
HORNY AS HELL
RELEASED ON ELECTRIC MUD!

THE BEST ALBUM OF THE CENTURY, AND
THIS CENTURY HASN'T EVEN BEGUN!!!!!!

We are proud to announce that the Fuzztones have just signed a licensing deal with Germany's Electric Mud Records to release their new album, Horny As Hell, on CD and vinyl! The album should hit the stands just before the band's Fall tour. Meanwhile, the band is in negotiations with yet another prestigious indie to release the album in the States in time for their US tour in february!

No doubt Fuzztones' fans expected to ogle sexy strippers onstage when they attended last years "Horny As Hell" tour, advertising "Very Special Horny Guests!" What they got instead was the mighty Fuzztones with a HORN SECTION! To top it off, the line-up featured the return of veteran Fuzz-monster "Mad" Mike, beating the crap out of the drums, just like he did from 1986 to 1992, and together with bassist Screamin' Bo Pille's steady throb, creating the rhythm section from Hell! The huge new sound went over so well that Rudi decided to take the band in to a recording studio at the end of the tour, and record the set. To emphasize the new arrangements, Lana switched to wailing Hammond C3 organ, while Rudi Protrudi and Lenny Silver trade stinging leads and driving rhythms throughout! And finally, as if that's not enough, a four piece female backing group was utilized to provide the sassy backing vocals. The band recorded 17 songs, including future favorites "Garden of My Mind" and the Pretty Things' "Alexander" (which will feature Pretties' bassist and occasional lead singer Wally Waller harmonizing with Rudi) as well as brand new versions of Fuzztones classics (wait 'til you hear "Ward 81" and "She's Wicked" done "Big Band" style)! Last but not least, Rudi's unique vocal delivery - just as energetic and vital as when he began the band 28 years ago! The new album will be released this summer as a special tour souvenir. Title? "Horny As Hell," of course! Check out some tracks on my myspace-player now!!!

The Fuzztones "Horny As Hell" line-up!

I also appear on these releases!

1.FUZZTONES BOOM 10"EP/2006. This 6 track tribute to garage icons, The Sonics, features MARK LINDSAY, former leadsinger of Paul Revere & The Raiders on Tenor Sax and Lana's phiery Philicorda organ on the sensational stomper, "Caught You Redhanded" as well as Screamin' Bo on bass and Markus "Wieti" Wiethold on loud drums. "It was THE FUZZTONES that introduced an entire generation to the 60's garagepunks, like THE SONICS, WAILERS & CO" Joachim Hiller, OX Fanzine, Germany.
2.DARK ZONE Sin Records (2006).This collection of gothadelic garage greats includes the Keyteaser's Priceless Animals-inspired organ acrobatics on "It Ain't Necessarily So."
3.The Bonniwell Music Machine Turn On Europe - Live! CD - Uncle Helmet (2006). Lana's meticulously precise Vox organ stylings firmly establish the aura of authenticity essential for the credible comeback of Sean Bonniwell and his legendary Music Machine in 2004! Robert Ampersand-bass, Lenny Svilar - Fuzz lead and rhythm, Tim Ellison -Fuzz lead, Jason Pienkowski - drums.
4.The Cheeks - I Know What You Did Last Summer 7" - Incognito Records (2007.) The Fox On The Vox contributes her agile Ace-Tone (Hammond G7)antics to "I Know What You Did Last Summer" and "Memory Line." Powerpop for the New Millenium!

Have a listen!

Okay, here I am as well. Not sure if the world has been waiting for that...Maybe some of you would like to know a few facts about Miss Loveland? 2005 I joined this notorious band "The Fuzztones" and fell in love with...the music! Ever since I'm 12 I seperated myself from the Madonna fans. I discovered my parents record collection, that stopped with the Kinks. From there on I discovered my record dealer, to be exact his records. The Pebbles, Songs We Taught The Fuzztones, and some rare comps opened the Doors Of my Music Perception. I bought almost everything that looked like sixties music on vinyl. Did my Homework and overlooked the 80's Revival, ouch! That changed later...Always wondered why it was this music that grabbed my attention from very early on. I asked Sean Bonniwell during our tour what he thinks people like about this music: "It's written in my book, but I will tell you anyhow (that's how his answers usually start) it's the magic and the honesty of that decade, and it will never come back". Rudi thinks it's because:" The world's cherry hadn't been popped yet." Rudi, only you could give an answer like that, you cherrypopper! I added: Those were the days, my friend, and it seemed perfect: Welcome to Nostalgialand! My first band was Cox Orange, 1995. I co-wrote all of our originals, that will be re-recorded on my upcoming solo album. After Cox Orange, many more local acts followed. In 2000 I moved to San Diego. Immidiately I got involved with the Bonniwell Music Machine. Three days Sean and Ron Edgar stayed with me for practicing. When they arrived at my door, three hours early, I jumped out of my bath, said "Come On In," forgetting to tell them "the water is fine." I doubted that anybody in my hometown would ever believe me! After my return to Ole Europe me and my then partner put together a European Tour for the Bonniwell Music Machine, which was an utter success, people with tears in their eyes, tough guys I know, became putty, thankful to see the master perform "Talk Talk" and "Come On In" live. Soon after, Rudi was calling, and whoooaaaaa, FINALLY I joined a band that is 100% my taste. That music, the power, the darkness, the non-purist factor, the voodoo, the lead snarl, the cartoonish and bizarre sixties garb, the boots...oh my god...those boots with those Hercules legs, don't forget the scary bones, everything just pure energy, sex and strong rock'n roll. That sets them appart from normality, makes them literally "Protruding," here I could go off. You know those kinda musicians you have to tell: "Can you play that song a bit, like, you GODDAMN MEAN IT!!! Not me...usually I am too much, but just right for the thundering Fuzztones! I think this band is just like, as Bo Diddley once said, A-OKEY!