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The Avatars

Shaped in Ann Arbor, MI, in the planting season of 2003, the Avatars lost little time creating themselves among the popular and well-respected rings in the Detroit-area music scene. Playing straightforward rock and roll & roll filled with pop hooks, garage area rock and roll swagger, and an R&B undertow …

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Mars Black

Called after Mars Blackman, a figure in Spike Lee’s NIKE JORDANS campaign from your ’80s, rapper Mars Dark got his begin in Omaha, NE, before shifting to N.Con.C. to focus on his hip-hop profession. Instead of putting your signature on a cope with Poor Young man or Def Jam, he …

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Liturgy

Liturgy is a dark steel group from Brooklyn, NY, made up of Hunt Hendrix, Greg Fox, Tyler Dusenbury, and Bernard Gann. Impressed by the extreme blastbeats, cyclical electric guitar riffs, and howling vocals, 20 Buck Spin agreed upon Liturgy because of their first record, Renihilation, in ’09 2009. Afterwards, the …

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Black Ice

Hip-hop poet Dark Ice began growing his terms of revolution back 1993 when he was referred to as Lamar Manson. A fascinating performer having a pro-family, anti-establishment message, Dark Ice worked well Philadelphia’s coffeehouse and poetry slam circuit hard, making himself a faithful local following on the way. It wouldn’t …

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P!nk

Although initially seen as another face in the later-’90s crowd of teen pop acts, Pink (skillfully referred to as P!nk) quickly transcended and outgrew that label with her mix of pop songcraft and powerhouse, rock-influenced vocals. Created Alecia Moore on Sept 8, 1979, in Doylestown, Pa, P!nk received her nickname …

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Tesseract

Originally were only available in 2003 being a solo outlet for British guitarist Acle Kahney, who at that time was playing in the band Mikaw Barish, alternately brutal and cerebral progressive metal outfit Tesseract ultimately morphed right into a full-blown force of nature and early adopter from the djent style, …

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C. Webb

Pursuing in the footsteps of fellow hoop-star-turned-rapper Shaquille O’Neal, the NBA’s Chris Webber (a.k.a. C. Webb) produced his hip-hop debut in 1999 with 2 Very much Drama, released by himself Humility label.

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The Screamers

The Screamers will be the Great Lost Music group from the first wave of L.A. punk rock and roll. They were one of the primary rings to emerge around the Western Coast picture and had been wildly well-known in LA for quite some time, able to offer out two- or …

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Thee 50’s High Teens

Thee 50’s High Teens certainly are a nearly amazing proposition: an all-girl Japanese vampire-themed garage area rock-band. The group was set up in 1998 in Fukuoka, the capitol of the idiosyncratic music picture referred to as “Mentai Rock and roll”; the mastermind behind Thee 50’s Great Teenagers was the bassist/vocalist …

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Alison Wonderland

Using a sound as large as her name is punny, Alison Wonderland is a Sydney-based EDM manufacturer and DJ who began her music career on the contrary side from the spectrum, being a classically trained cellist. She spent a couple of years DJ’ing before launching her debut one, “PREPARE YOURSELF,” …

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