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Cabaret Cliche |
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Cabaret Diosa’s Rocky Mountain Horror Picture Show |
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| David Sherman (vocals, percussion, clarinet); Paul Mrozek (bass, vocals); Darren Feder (guitar, vocals); Willow DuHamel (vocals, percussion); Mendel Rabinovitch (percussion, cornet); Grant Rieder (trumpet, vocals); Ari Dvorin (saxophone, flute); John Rademaekers (drums, timbales, percussion); Miguel Ramos (viola, violin, vocals), member of the Boulder Philharmonic. “Cabaret Diosa. The name goes a long… | |
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Cadaver Dog |
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Caesars |
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Cafe Tacuba |
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Cain |
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| Originally an Acoustic Trio, CAIN has grown from it’s roots to create their own unique style of music. Randy Spencer “God Zulu” Lead Guitar, Vocal Electric Guitar Acoustic Guitar Denise Spencer Rhythm Guitar, Vocals Electric Guitar Acoustic Guitar 12 String Acoustic Guitar Mandolin Charlie Moore Harmonica, Rhythm Guitar, Vocals Harmonica Electric… | |
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Cake |
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| CAKE formed in Sacramento, California in 1991. The band quickly became a hot item in the downtown club and cafe scene, then went on to gain a steady following in San Francisco’s Bay Area. Lead singer John McCrea’s unwitting amalgam of Jonathan Richman, David Byrne, and Woody Guthrie, backed by CAKE’s… | |
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Caleb Kane |
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Calexico |
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| Calexico, a Tucson collective of musicians focused around Joey Burns and John Convertino, forged an eclectic identity through their exploration of Southwestern culture. Composer Ennio Morricone’s spaghetti Westerns as well as Portuguese fado; Afro-Peruvian music; and ‘50s and ‘60s jazz, country, and surf music all factored into Calexico’s music. Burns studied… | |
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Calf Branders |
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Caliban |
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| Already seen as veterans of the European metal-core scene, Caliban have become one of the most important and influential bands of that genre within just a few years. Formed in 1997, in Germany | |
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Calico System |
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| Calico System formed in the summer 1998 as a group of friends who wanted to play music that which adhered to no “rules.” This being held true to the current day, the overly energetic quartet, hailing from the St. Louis area, take a variety of different elements from metal & hardcore… | |
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Califone |
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| After the disintegration of Chicago’s blues-rock innovators Red Red Meat, the band’s four remaining members struck out on their own, initiating several varied endeavors but never straying too far from their home base, or each other. Ben Massarella and Tim Rutili revived their Perishable Records imprint, Brian Deck opened the Clava… | |
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Call Sign Cobra |
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| Zack- vocals, guitar Don- guitar Mike- bass, vocals Chuck- drums, vocals Travis- alto sax Nick- bari sax Jake- trumpet | |
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Camera Obscura |
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| Camera Obscura started in 1996. Tracyanne, John and Gavin started playing together in Gavin’s parent’s cellar with no drummer. They were soon joined by a guitarist called David Skirving. They recorded the ‘Park and Ride’ and ‘Your Sound’ singles for Andmoresound in Glasgow and mini album ‘Rare UK Bird’ for Quattro… | |
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Camper Van Beethoven |
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| “We didn’t want to jump right back in and make that | |
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Campfire Funk |
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| Andrew Malara on drumms, Stevie O’keef on guitar, and James Stastny on Bass We started out almost two years ago in Denver Colorado. At ages 20,21,and 22 we have over thirty songs most of which are originals. Our covers are all either famous classic rock, bluegrass, or blues. James and Stevie… | |
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Cancer Bats |
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| Cancer Bats have come to destroy. Fueled by a burning desire to rage harder, play louder and have more fun than any other band, Cancer Bats mix hardcore, southern metal and punk rock into a lethal rock and roll explosion. The band originated in May of 2004 with singer Liam Cormier… | |
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Candiria |
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| September 9, 2002 is a day that changed Candiria. As a band. As musicians. And as individual people. In the face of monstrous adversity, the experimental band, which could never be accused of being | |
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Candlebox |
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| The original Candlebox lineup (Peter, Bardi, Scott and Kevin) will be starting a 3 month tour of the United States on the 1st of July 2006. Keep checking here for the cities and dates and please help spread the word! | |
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Cannibal Corpse |
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| Formed in 1988, Buffalo born/Tampa raised Cannibal Corpse helped found, manipulate and transcend the very boundaries of death metal beginning with the scandalously controversial debut, Eaten Back To Life. Raising the eyebrows of inquisitive metalheads and incensed parents and politicians, the record – produced by Scott Burns at the now renowned… | |
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Cansei De Ser Sexy (CSS) |
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| To relate the story of a band which has no story clearly must involve a slight amount of background (and no small amount of sleight of hand). A South American venture involving a young group from Sao Paulo, a sudden sense of urgency and movementwithout a proper narrative, how could it… | |
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Captured! By Robots |
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| This city has no shortage of bands that augment their music with gimmicks,trying to parlay costumes, props, or general jackass antics into a solid club following.But the one person/three cyborg unit Captured! By Robots transcended mere novelty at a recent Mission District gig, declaring themselves champions on the local freak show… | |
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Carbon Leaf |
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| Barry Privett: Words & vocals Carter Gravatt: Guitars, mandolin, vocals Terry Clark: Guitars, vocals Jordan Medas: Bass, vocals Scott Milstead: Drums & percussion, vocals Carbon Leaf blasted into the national spotlight two years ago with their major label debut, Indian Summer. But while they kept busy working as support on… | |
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Caribou (formerly Dan Snaith’s Manitoba) |
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| At the conclusion of our last episode, you might recall that our show was called MANITOBA. Alas, what was a lighthearted sitcom became a drama, as lots of paperwork with lots of big words on it exchanged hands, motions put forth and carried until a resolution was reached. These things happen… | |
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Carina Round |
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| We live in the age of the short attention span- where vacuousness is a virtue, where time to stop and think is really found and where everything goes in one ear and out the other. But if you are still reading this, it suggests you may still be looking for someone… | |
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Carl Dixon |
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Carla Madison |
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| Fundraiser for Carla Madison for City Counsel | |
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Carla Werner |
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| With the arrival of Departure, her long-awaited debut album on Columbia Records, singer-songwriter Carla Werner comes into her own as an artist with her first full-length collection of original music. Fulfilling the early promise she’d shown as an award-winning vocal prodigy in her native New Zealand in the mid-1980’s, Carla emerges… | |
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Carlos Washington & Giant People |
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| Giant People is a New Century Soul Collective, combining Jazz, Funk, Hip-Hop, World Groove and Classical music formats. The vibe is eclectic, underground soul jazz that everybody can dance to. Carlos Washington, former US Marine Corps Band trumpeter, created the Amazing Giant People Ensemble in 2000, after a two year stint… | |
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