Although it’s problematic for those that weren’t there to trust, for a short while during past due 1965 and early 1966 the popularity of the singing quartet from Australia was sufficient to rival the Beatles as well as the Rolling Stones. The Seekers had been at the top from the …

The Detroit garage band the Pleasure Seekers originally comprised sisters Suzi, Patti, and Arlene Quatro, the daughters of jazz musician Art Quatro. The group began as the siblings had been all still within their teenagers. They quickly transcended novelty position by composing their own materials and playing their personal instruments, …

Thrillseekers (aka Steve Helstrip) began building music like many aspiring companies, via a house studio room. Originally, Helstrip was focusing on gaming music for the well-known gaming firm, when his debut 12″ was found and aggressively marketed by trance juggernaut DJ Paul Truck Dyk. After comprehensive studio function, Helstrip also …

Known chiefly to make a Coca-Cola jingle right into a substantial worldwide hit, the brand new Seekers ostensibly grew from the ashes from the Australian folk-rock outfit the Seekers (“Georgy Girl”). Although their obvious harmonies, pop leanings, and squeaky-clean picture had been like the unique music group, their real connection …

Canadian staff Seekersinternational (sometimes abbreviated to SKRSINTL or simply SKRS) create a few of the most warped, dislocated dub imaginable. Recalling Adrian Sherwood’s strangest productions as well as the lo-fi visual from the Jahtari label, their paths deconstruct ’80s dancehall rhythms until they’re totally twisted and lopsided, adding even more …

Lively indie pop ensemble Joe Hertler & the Rainbow Seekers shaped this year 2010 in Support Pleasant, Michigan. Hertler, students at Central Michigan University or college at that time, started performing his tunes acoustically around mid-Michigan, collecting bandmates on the way. Splitting time taken between his songwriter and DJ’ing digital …

The two-man, one-woman Danish trio of Cy, Maia & Robert recorded both acoustic folk and quirky pop-folk-rock albums in the mid-’60s. Made up of Cy Nicklin, Maia Aarskov, and Robert Lelievre, their albums for the Sonet label are little-known to English-speaking viewers, though they’re sung completely in British and obviously …

The Fivepenny Piece was — and in addition — a quintet from Lancashire who saw considerable success in Britain through the 1970s, within the television pop/rock scene; they sounded just like a ’70s edition from the Seekers with an increase of of the pop bent, and for his or her …

First conference in the band Crazy Research, guitarist Craig Pilkington, and singer Anna Burley still left the band since it moved towards a difficult rock sound. They teamed up as the Killjoys where their pop-folk tendencies discovered a suitable electric outlet. Launching their first EP in 1989, Audrey (which created …

Very much mystery surrounds Jan & Lorraine, a lady duo who documented an obscure folk-rock album, Gypsy People, in London in October 1969. Jan Hendin and Lorraine Le Fevre both sang (frequently in tranquility) around the record, do the ensemble preparations, and also had written (working individually) a lot of …