Remnant
What the hell does "DavaNtage" mean, anyway? (Sure, the band creates pretty serviceable electro-industrial music, but as usual, I'm interested in the minutiae.) At first I thought it was an anagram of some sort for "advantage." But then a few years later a band calling themselves Wynardtage appeared, and all of a sudden the "-tage" ending on both band names started sounding more German. "Tag" is the German word for "day," and "Tage" would be the plural form. But I'm not sure what the complete word or name might mean, if anything. And what's with the capital "N" in DavaNtage?If anyone has more insight, please comment.
Also today:
48:01 Dubstar, Make It Better
48:01 Matt Howden & Tony Wakeford, Wormwood
48:01 Kayno Yesno Slonce, Elohim Neva Senzu
48:01 Ophir, Eiserne Ernte (CD 1 of 2)
48:01 Schwadron, Operation Gomorrha
47:59 Einstürzende Neubauten, Haus der Lüge
47:56 Front Line Assembly, The Blade
47:54 Arditi & Toroidh, United in Blood
47:54 Morrissey, Southpaw Grammar
47:53 Liholesie, Vast Homeland
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