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…And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead |
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| Excellently named emo band …And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead was formed in late 1994 by singers/guitarists/drummers Jason Reece and Conrad Keely, long-time friends who originally met in Hawaii before both settled in the perennial indie hotbed of Olympia, WA (where Reece fronted the notorious Mukilteo Fairies)… | |
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120 Days |
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| 120 Days had its first rehersal autumn 2001 in their small hometown, Kristiansund, on the north-westcoast of Norway. The band consisted of four 19 year old friends Jonas Dahl, Arne Kvalvik, Kjetil Ovesen and | |
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16 Horsepower |
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| 16 Horsepower is a Denver-based alternative country band revolving around the unique songwriting and singing of David Eugene Edwards. The band made its name with music that combines rural, backwoods kitsch with edgey, off-kilter country-rock. First teaming with drummer Jean-Yves Tola and bassist Pascal Humbert, Edwards lost the latter when the… | |
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2Cents |
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| In the early 1980’s, punk rock was still an independent musical entity—underground and not yet tainted by commercialism. Also, heavy metal hadn’t yet had the regretful one-night-stand with rap music—creating the bastard offspring genre known as n | |
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A Fine Frenzy |
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| A Fine Frenzy is the music of 21 year-old Alison Sudol. Born in Seattle to dramatic-arts teacher parents, Alison moved to Los Angeles at the age five. With her newly single mother, Alison moved frequently around the city. She developed a strong love for the fantastic literary worlds of CS Lewis… | |
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A Special 25th Anniversary Show With The Legendary Pink Dots |
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| A Legendary Pink Dots show can be as much a voyage as a performance, oddly appropriate for a band whose 20+ years have taken them around the world too many times to count, through more music styles than most people ever hear and left them with more CDs than many bands… | |
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Aberdeen City |
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| In 2001, the four members of Aberdeen City met while smoking outside of a lecture series about unfulfilled childhood potential entitled | |
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Acceptance |
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| Jason Vena 1. What gear do you use? I use a Shure Pcm400 in-ear monitor system so I can hear my voice while I sing into an Audix Om4 that is sitting on a straight black mic stand. 2. Musical influences? I would say The Beatles, U2, Stevie Wonder, Journey, and… | |
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Acrobat Down |
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Action Action |
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| A swirling, dark fusion of sonic grandeur and stripped down pop skeletons, Action Action are the result of a sea change—a chemical reaction in which synthy dark wave collides with guitar-driven indie rock. Killer guitar riffs, feedback walls, dance beats and Mark Thomas Kluepfel’s spine-tingling wail paint visceral, haunting images that… | |
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ActionReaction |
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| ActionReaction is the new band from former Further Seems Forever front man, Jason Gleason, and former Element 101 members Bella and Salvatore. Their 11-song debut album, 3 Is The Magic Number in stores now on Hope Divison/Equal Vision Records. | |
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Acute |
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| Welcome to the world of ACUTE. We’ve just finished recording with producer extraordinaire Dave Trumfio (Grandaddy, My Morning Jacket, Wilco). It’s our first full-length and it’s due out in early 2007 on Help Records. In the meantime, we plan to release a 7", an EP, and tour nationally this fall. ACUTE… | |
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Agent Sparks |
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Agents of Good Roots |
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| Richmond, Virginia’s Agents of Good Roots, an uncommonly talented and determined collective, have given themselves enough time to let good things happen. Trained on the east coast club scene, the quartet realized their unique sound was gaining them a serious following. Of course, playing 200 plus shows a year had a… | |
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Aimee Mann |
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| “I’ve always been fascinated with eccentric personalities,” says Los Angeles singer songwriter Aimee Mann. On Smilers, her seventh solo CD, Mann presents 13 exquisitely-crafted new songs about the inner life of people living far from the bright lights of success or fame. Some of them are wanderers searching for meaning on… | |
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Alaska! |
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| Imaad Wasif was touring with Lowercase when he met Russell Pollard in 1999. Pollard was playing with Sebadoh at the time, and the two became fast friends. Within a year, Pollard and Wasif left their respective bands and recovened in San Francisco to form Alaska. The duo derived an icy cool… | |
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All At Once |
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| All At Once is a fresh sound with a high energy live performance that is targeted towards high school and college age audiences. The variety in the band’s music is a direct result of the differing styles of the band’s three songwriters—Josef Hertzog, TOm Noble and Phil Owen—and the hours spent… | |
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Aloha |
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Alternative Press Tour 2004 |
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Ambulance Ltd |
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| Brooklyn, New York’s Ambulance Ltd resurrect the British shoegazing movement of the late | |
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An Angle |
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Anadivine |
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| Anadivine hails from Kingston, NY. Their upcoming record, ZOO, can be described as a collage of rock, metal, and jazz (among other things) and humbly attempts to give homage to some of their favorite bands such as The Police, U2, Pink Floyd, and Slayer. Produced by Michael Birnbaum and Chris Bittner… | |
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Andrew WK |
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| “I’m trying to make the most exciting music possible.”—Andrew W.K. Age 4 Born in California and raised in Michigan, Andrew W.K. begins classical piano lessons. Encouraged by his parents, he continues to play piano throughout his young life, eventually taking up the drums in his teens and playing in numerous Detroit… | |
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Antifreeze |
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| The Tale starts (in 1994) when Jon & Derek met in 9th grade. They became best friends immediately due to their then unknown common goals in life. They spent months and months jamming, writing songs, recording, playing in bands, and searching for a bass player. Antifreeze started in late 1997 they… | |
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Apes |
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| The Apes emerged from the wet, heavy jungle of Washington DC in 1999 to command the rock subculture. Their modus: uniting great warlords, absorbing rogue factions, and educating red-handed guerilla bands with a passionately wayward rock signal. Propelled by Erick Jackson’s burning, fur-lined bass growls, Amanda Kleinman’s horny and celestial banshee… | |
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Apples In Stereo |
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| Sunny pop band the Apples in Stereo was one of the leading lights of the Elephant 6 Recording Company collective, a coterie of like-minded, lo-fi indie groups — including the Olivia Tremor Control, Neutral Milk Hotel and Secret Square — who shared musicians, ideas and sensibilities. They were led by singer/songwriter… | |
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Appleseed Cast |
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| “While both the mainstream and underground music media has been frantically scouring the scene in search of this generations definitive band, The Appleseed Cast has fit the mold for the majority of its existence without much pomp or circumstance.” Skyscraper "Peregrine… stands with its chest proudly puffed-out, daring you to be… | |
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Arab Strap |
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| The Scottish post-folk duo Arab Strap was formed in mid-1995 by vocalist Aidan Moffett and multi-instrumentalist Malcolm Middleton, longtime friends who after years of exchanging cassettes of their respective bands decided to finally begin collaborating together. Upon signing to the hip Chemikal Underground label, they issued their debut single, the stark… | |
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Architecture In Helsinki |
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| It all began at the end of the ’90s in a small Australian country town with a teen funk-grunge band called The Pixel Mittens, which featured core Architecture In Helsinki members and longtime friends Cameron Bird, Jamie Mildren and Sam Perry. The three pals outgrew the limitations of rural living and… | |
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Aria Decline |
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