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Abecedarians

Abecedarians have root base both in post-punk and atmospheric 4AD pop, similar to the Pleasure Division/New Purchase axis. The group initial appeared alongside fellow Southern Californian rings Jane’s Obsession and Kommunity Fk in the Scream compilation, putting your signature on to England’s Stock label for the one “Smiling Monarchs” in …

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Abdel Aziz el Mubarak

Abdel Aziz was almost fated to become performer: the kid of a music family members who lived within an region noted because of its music (Medani), he got an early on start the ladder of popularity, seeing that an angel-voiced college boy. He started performing for Sudanese radio in the …

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Otis Day & the Knights

Although these were brought collectively strictly to execute within the John Belushi-starring film Animal House, Otis Day & the Knights continued living up with their claim as “the main party band in the us” for many years afterward. Led by effervescent vocalist/acting professional DeWayne Jessie, the group continuing to inspire …

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Wygals

NY guitar-pop combo the Wygals shaped in the remnants from the short-lived art-pop device the People, founded in 1980 by Ohio-born images pupil Janet Wygal (vocals/bass). With her sibling Doug on drums furthermore to vocalist/guitarist Glenn Morrow and guitarist Jon Klages, the People debuted in 1981 using the EP Aquamarine; …

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Original Mirrors

Unique Mirrors are mainly remembered for just one reason: long term Lightning Seeds leader Ian Broudie is at the band. Initial Mirrors created in Liverpool, Britain, in 1980 following the collapse of vocalist Steve Allen’s artwork rock and roll group Deaf College in 1978. (Before the Initial Mirrors, Broudie was …

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The Paisleys

To place it cruelly, the Paisleys were the kind of music group roasted with the Moms of Invention thus unmercifully in We’re Only within it your money can buy. Their Cosmic Brain at Play record abounds with naive cosmic clichés of past due-’60s psychedelic music, performed with sincerity and reputable …

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New Race

A fascinating one-time-only music group, New Competition was evidence that great music may appear when “instructors” and “learners” gather. In this situation, the “instructors” had been ex-Stooges guitarist Ron Asheton and ex-MC5 drummer Dennis Thompson, who became a member of makes with “learners” Deniz Tek, Rob Younger, and Warwick Gilbert, …

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One Last Wish

Following the demise of D.C.’s much-loved, lovingly ferocious Rites of Springtime, the music group briefly re-formed, with minor lineup changes, to be the similarly short-lived One Last Want. One Last Want is well known for relentlessly cathartic and uplifting live performances, shown years later within the posthumous launch of their …

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Orphan

This Canadian melodic heavy rock quartet was formed in 1982 by ex-Pimps duo Chris Burke Gaffney (vocals, bass) and Brent Diamond (keyboards). Enlisting the providers of guitarist Steve McGovern and drummer Ron Boivenue, they negotiated a agreement with the Family portrait label the next year. Drawing motivation from industrial rockers …

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The Pandoras

Formed being a garage area punk group in LA through the early ’80s, the Pandoras debuted using a 7″ EP in 1984 over the Moxie label. That same calendar year, the group documented ISN’T IT ABOUT TIME with manufacturer Greg Shaw, but splintered afterwards in the entire year. Vocalist/guitarist Paula …

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