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A Moment’s Trauma |
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| A Moment’s Trauma was bourne of articulated aggression and serenity in 2004 when they broke out onto the scene as the only indie rock band that could pack a solid punch. Since then they have sent fans home from shows exclaiming “Holy batwings!” and “I hope my mom doesn’t find out… | |
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Accidental Superhero |
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| This is one of the Springs most professional-looking bands yet. These guys definitely know how to run their game, and how to do it right. The group was formed in May of 1995. After two and a half years of playing between local clubs, all the way out to The Whiskey… | |
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Alice 105.9 Exotic Ball |
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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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Aphasia |
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April Sixth |
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| April Sixth In Memory Christopher Wade | |
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Aqualung |
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| Aqualung’s American debut, Strange & Beautiful, combines the best tracks from both albums. “It’s kind of a Frankenstein album—in a nice way,” Hales says. Strange & Beautiful features remixes by Spike Stent, Jim Copperthwaite (who co-produced the first disc), and Hales himself, remixes that are designed to sonically bridge the gap… | |
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Beck |
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| BECK seemed to spring from nowhere | |
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Better Than Ezra |
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| The story behind Before The Robots, the latest and most ambitious album from platinum rockers Better Than Ezra (Kevin Griffin – guitar/vocals, Tom Drummond – bass and Travis McNabb – drums), involves one vivid nightmare, a random encounter with aging pop icon Meatloaf, two years investigating the musical underbelly of New… | |
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Big Head Todd and The Monsters |
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| Big Head Todd and the Monsters is not a remake of a scary horror film. They are, however, a scary great rock group punctuated with one “Guitar God” in the name of Todd Park Mohr. Along with his two mates, Brian Nevin (on drums and vocals), and Rob Squires (on bass… | |
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Billy Idol |
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| From Idle to Idol By Carole Page Born William Michael Albert Broad in Stanmore Middlesex on Nov 30th 1955. Billy was the first child of Bill & Joan Broad. Mr Broad decided when Billy was just 2 that they should all set off to follow | |
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Blue Blooded Girls |
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| Photo Coming Soon. . . STEVE GRAY: Guitar, Keys; MIKE BEHRENHAUSEN: Drums; SEAN BOYD: Bass JME: Guitar, Vox | |
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Bone Crusher |
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| This Atlanta, Georgia, USA-based rapper broke into the mainstream charts in 2003 owing to the popularity of “Never Scared”. Taking his moniker from his hefty 300lb plus frame, Bone Crusher first registered on the rap scene in the mid-90s as part of the Atlanta-based Lyrical Giants aka the LGs. Although this… | |
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Braddigan (of Dispatch) |
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| He rode the waves with the independent band Dispatch for nine years until July 2004 when the band played its epic finale in Boston. “The Last Dispatch,” drew an estimated 110,000 people. While it marked both the trios final concert together and the culmination of nine years of brilliant music, it… | |
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Brazilian Girls |
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| Late last fall, the band entered Jimi Hendrix’s famed Electric Lady Studios in New York City where they were inspired by their surroundings and quickly began composing material. With the resulting 12 new tracks, they push their mix of electro, dub, pop, punk and dance music to more elaborate and edgy… | |
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Breezy Porticos |
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| Yet with drummer Eric Van Leuven and bassist Jeffrey Almond, Falconetti conjures the summery spirit of the great outdoors: The Breezy Porticos’ music is likely to evoke images of kite-flying on a warm, muzzy day, dandelions, lemonade stands, Creamsicles, Estes rockets and lawn darts. When asked to classify his band’s sound… | |
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Brotherhood Of Dae Han |
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| “In an illegal “underground” private club in Fort Collins, musicians fight to the death, for the amusement of rich, high-rollers. Travis, a friend of The Brotherhood of Dae Han (The BOD), in an attempt to make some big money, decides to challenge the undefeated gladiator champion, Brakus. In the ring, Travis… | |
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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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Caleb Kane |
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| Pics and Bio coming soon…. | |
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Cary Pierce |
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| For 10 years I toured the country and performed as cofounder of the band Jackopierce. After our last show on New Years Eve 1998 with matchbox 20 and The Wallflowers, we amicably called it quits. I took the next year off from music. We had released 6 records (2 for A&M)... | |
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Cassidy |
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| The overindulgence of pop music sensibilities has forced Hip Hop music to once again turn to its youth for a regeneration of skills and street music values. Cassidy, a.k.a. “Da Problem,” is the solution to the dilemma, but a major problem for all acts who rely on smoke and mirrors to… | |
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Chris Daniels and the Kings |
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| The Kings have toured Europe nine times and played in the States from Atlanta to Seattle, New York to LA. They are a seven piece horn band celebrating their 17th year of making great R&B, Funk, jump blues and swing. They have been compared to ‘Little Feat with horns’ and Big… | |
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Citizen Cope |
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| Like a cool breeze blowing through the soundscapes of contemporary musical composition, the material composed by Citizen Cope for his RCA debut The Clarence Greenwood Recordings marks a new high point for this compelling and evocative songwriter. | |
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Constantine Maroulis (From American Idol) Pray For The Soul Of Betty |
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| Four musicians who have performed on stages that range from Lollapalooza, Rock in Rio, and the Rolling Rock Town Fair to Shakespeare | |
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Cross Culture |
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| The True Story of Cross Culture The traditional rhythm, blues, and jazz foundation that first defined the backbone of rock and roll in the 1960s is no longer. The requisite horn section, signature to Big Bands of decades past, now exists only as the backdrop for a harder, Latin-tinged funk/rock combination… | |
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D12 |
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| In the post-Motown landscape of Detroit, brothers rocking the mic are still being considered the voice of young America. Yet, instead of dreaming of blue skies and white picket fences, the unruly boys known as D12 create surreal universes of wild times and unruly rhymes. On their bombastic sophomore effort, D-12… | |
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Dave Mathews Cover Band |
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| While most Dave Matthews Band fans never got to experience the band at intimate venues before they became the platinum-selling, touring phenoms they are today, many now are jumping at the chance to experience the next best thing: The Dave Matthews Cover Band. A 5-piece ensemble from Athens, Georgia guided by… | |
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Denver Harbor |
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| Lead by singer/guitarist Will Salazar, formerly the voice of national act Fenix tx (Drive-Thru/MCA), Denver Harbor | |
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Dust For Life |
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| Judging by the impact Dust For Life is having on radio, their music appears to be reaching people. Having already made believers out of local Memphis radio programmers, the band’s debut single ‘Step Into The Light’ found its way onto some of the discriminating radio stations in the country. Additionally, as… | |
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Eisley |
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| They’re cute, they’re young, most of them are related, and even though one of the girls in Eisley wrote the band’s first song at the age of 8, their music is far from elementary. Hailing from the tiny town of Tyler, Texas, Eisley is made up of four siblings | |
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