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Phobia |
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Phoenix |
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| The French band Phoenix draws elements from an eclectic ‘80s upbringing to arrive at their rock-synth sound. Thomas Mars (vocals), Deck D’Arcy (bass), and Christian Mazzalai (guitars) were a garage band based out of Mars’ house in the suburbs of Paris. Mazzalai’s older brother Branco joined the band on guitar when… | |
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Photizo |
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| Pics and Bio Coming Soon! | |
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Phunk Junkeez |
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| With the help of their longtime friends at SRH Productions & Suburban Noize Records home of the Kottonmouth Kings. The Junkeez are set to release a bangin’ new CD for 2003!!!!! As a preview to the forthcoming album, the Junkeez have been on tour all summer. tour dates and samples of… | |
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Pictureplane |
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| Progrev House/Visual/Dub | |
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Pictures of Annie |
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| pictures of annie is: Justin Curth: Vocals/Guitar Ashleigh Raczkowski: Bass/Background Vocals biography written by Dane Jackson pictures of annie may have been named after a misinterpreted Dashboard Confessional lyric, but the music this Tecumseh, Michigan couple offer to the musical world is entirely genuine. I write as a release of personal… | |
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Piebald |
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| Piebald is an emocore band from Andover, MA, that came together as high schoolers in the mid-’90s and became a staple of the Boston indie scene throughout that decade. The group, which consists of Travis Shettel (guitar, vocals), Aaron Stuart (guitar), Andrew Bonner (bass), and Luke Garro (drums), presents a lighthearted… | |
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Pigeon John |
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| It all started in the early 90’s at the Good Life, home of the West Coast underground hip hop scene. The boot camp for artists like Freestyle Fellowship, Kurupt, The Pharcyde, and Black Eyed Peas. Every Thursday night, a young cat by the name of Pigeon John would come out form… | |
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Pigface |
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| While on tour as part of the 1989 line-up of electronic-rock avatars Ministry, drummers Martin Atkins and Bill Rieflin felt that the pool of collaborators had more to offer than just a couple of weeks of blistering live shows, exploded speaker enclosures and trashed dressing rooms. So, like any good notion… | |
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Pigmy Love Circus |
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| Born out of a downtown Los Angeles halfway house in 1987, the Pigmy Love Circus, in one form or another, has been cattle prodding the nervous systems of their unyielding legions for over a decade. Sometimes just talking about the Pigmy’s legendary live shows is enough for some die-hard fans, but… | |
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Pillar |
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| Slipknot cemented the state of Iowa on the extreme music map. You can | |
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Pilot to Gunner |
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| -| Commenced activities May 1998, New York City. -| Released Hit the Ground and Hum EP on San Francisco upstart Metoo! Records (Eric | |
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Pimpadelic |
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| Picture rollin down a dirt road in a Cadillac with rims, switches and a shotgun rack in the back and you get the idea of how Pimpadelic is coming. Guitarist/vocalist Easy Jesus is at the wheel, riding shotgun is vocalist Dirty K. In the back seat is Madison on drums, Cha-Chi… | |
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Pinback |
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| While a rotating cast of instrumentalists find loose assembly under the Pinback name, the partnership of Armistead Burwell Smith IV and Rob Crow is at the heart of the some of the most complex, postmodern indie pop happening on the West Coast. In the first few days of 1998, Armistead Burwell… | |
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PINE*am |
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| Tsugumi Takashi (photo::right) mainVo, bass, prog, produce & direction Chizuko Matsubayashi (photo::center) cho, Vo & guitar Taeca Kinoshita (photo::left) cho, key & prog Formed in 1999. Living in Osaka, Japan. First mini album “PINE*am” released in 2000. Following their first release, the band has contributed to various compilation albums put out… | |
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Pinetop Perkins |
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| PINETOP PERKINS is one of the last great Mississippi bluesmen still performing. He | |
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Pinhead Circus |
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| Ahhhh, Colorado. When I think of Colorado four things come to my mind: snow, Coors, “Mork & Mindy” and now, Pinhead Circus. This powerhouse trio was born in 1988, in front of Scooter’s halfpipe where all the kids flocked to skate, ride BMX bikes and drink malt liquor . Fronted by… | |
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Pink Hawks |
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| “With a name like Pink Hawks, you’d be forgiven for thinking the band was some kind of acoustic-punk duo. But Pee Pee’s sax man, Yuzo Nieto, and a rotating cast of bandmates shred the conventions of music as well as your expectations of a live band. When performing, Nieto’s aim is… | |
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Pink Martini |
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| Somewhere between a 1930s Cuban dance orchestra, a classical chamber music ensemble, a Brasilian marching street band and Japanese film noir is the 12-piece Pink Martini. Part language lesson, part Hollywood musical, the Portland, Oregon-based | |
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Pinkku |
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| Pinkku is the continuing musical endeavor of Zimmerman Stein and Wymond Miles. This fall marks the band’s return after a full year off. The boys have joined up with drummer Jeff Linsenmaier (Czars, Munly), cellist Sarah Goodroad (Tarmints), and bassist James Yardley. | |
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Pipedown |
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| We started Pipedown in the summer of 1997 in Grass Valley, CA. It initially consisted of myself, Jason Omundsen, and Josh White. Jason and I played guitar while Josh filled in on drums. After a month or so of working through various parts we found a bass player by the name… | |
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Pistol Grip |
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| Born in 1997, Pistol Grip arose from the depths of the Los Angeles underground scene, as an answer to all the Ska and Pop bands that were saturating the underground and calling themselves ‘punk’. Influenced by the likes of The Clash, Stiff Little Fingers, Sham 69, Bad Religion, and the Ramones… | |
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Pit Six |
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| The dark and nullifying scene of a junkyard is awaits you. Wandering the open vastness, you come across a darker, more damning place than hell itself, and the place is Pit Six. A massive collection of hate and anger that everyone throws away and ends up in the yard with the… | |
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Pitbull |
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| If you ask most outsiders about the origins of ‘Crunk’, they usually point to Atlanta, thanks to the pioneering efforts of artists like ‘Lil Jon’ and ‘DJ Smurf’. Close, says up and coming Southern rapper Pitbull, but no dice. Crunk really started down at the bottom. "Crunk really got started in… | |
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Pitbull Daycare |
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| Bio of Pitbull Daycare Texas-based PITBULL DAYCARE is unique indeed. They combine the hard, aggressive beats of modern industrial music and some inspired electronica sampling with a ferocious guitar attack that is unrivaled in today’s metal scene | |
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PJ Harvey |
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| ‘Uh Huh Her’ is the seventh album from PJ Harvey and the follow-up to the hugely successful ‘Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea’ which won the 2001 Mercury Music Prize. After a summer of live dates—including appearances at the V Festival, the Eden Project and the first rock concert… | |
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Placebo |
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| Over the past decade Placebo have slowly but surely grown into one of the biggest and best rock bands on the globe. Meds is Placebo | |
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Plague On Wheels Tour 2004 |
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| FEATURING: Eyedea & Ablities, Blueprint, and Grayskul. | |
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Plain White T’s |
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| Tom Higgenson—Vocals Dave Tirio—Guitar Mike Retondo—Bass, Vocals De’Mar Hamilton—Drums Tim Lopez—Guitar, Vocals If you’ve never heard the PLAIN WHITE T’S music before, stop reading this right now and LISTEN to the songs!!! If you have heard them, you know that aside from building up a reputation for being "one of the… | |
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Plan B |
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| Plan B.’s sound has been compared to everything from grunge, to hard rock, to punk, to metal, to funk, and the list goes on. The best definition so far has been “emotionally immersive hardcore”. During their numerous live shows, each member of Plan B. pours everything they have into the performance… | |
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