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Screaming Trees

Where a lot of their Seattle-based contemporaries dealt in reconstructed Black Sabbath and Stooges riffs, Screaming Trees fused ’60s psychedelia and garage rock with ’70s really difficult rock and ’80s punk. During the period of their profession, their even more abrasive punk root base eventually gave method to a hard-edged, …

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Scrawl

A long time before the riot grrrl motion opened the floodgates for the widespread emergence of feminine artists within the male-dominated world of indie rock and roll, the Columbus, OH-based trio Scrawl carved away their very own tough-minded however feminine niche inside the underground community. Produced by vocalist/guitarist Marcy Mays, …

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Scratch Acid

The Austin, TX, post-hardcore noise group Scuff Acid laid the groundwork for a lot of the distorted, milling alternative punk rockers from the ’90s. Shaped in 1982, the music group originally presented Steve Anderson (vocals), David Wm. Sims (acoustic guitar), Brett Bradford (acoustic guitar), David Yow (bass), and Rey Washam …

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Love Tractor

Alongside luminaries like R.E.M., the B-52’s, and Pylon, Like Tractor helped create the college city of Athens, GA, being a mecca of choice music in the first ’80s. Made up of guitarist Michael Richmond, multi-instrumentalist Armistead Wellford, drummer Package Schwartz, and guitarist Tag Cline, the band’s first materials was instrumental, …

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Salem 66

Slightly before their period, if Salem 66 were at their peak today they might be without doubt be big news. Rather, they’re the influential old sisters of several current women-led rock and roll rings and so are fondly kept in mind by those folks living there at that time among …

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SSD

Originally referred to as Society System Decontrol (and afterwards SS Decontrol), SSD is credited with having been the band that brought the straightedge movement to Boston’s hardcore/punk world. Motivated with the unity from the Washington, D.C., hardcore picture, eventual SSD head and guitarist Alan Barile produced Society Program Decontrol with …

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Savage Republic

Numbers of considerable repute inside the LA post-punk community from the 1980s, Savage Republic grafted tribal percussion, industrial drones, and raga-like acoustic guitar lines together to art an idiosyncratically moody audio with flashes of both desolation and eloquent grandeur. With the capacity of both severe dissonance and shimmering textures, Savage …

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Devo

Among new wave’s state-of-the-art and (for a while) successful rings, Devo was also perhaps among it is most misunderstood. Created in Akron, Ohio, in 1972 by Kent Condition art college students Jerry Casale and Tag Mothersbaugh, Devo required their name from their idea of “de-evolution” — the theory that rather …

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Volcano Suns

Rising from the ashes from the disbanded Mission of Burma, drummer Peter Prescott come up with the Volcano Suns with bassist Jeff Weigand and guitarist Jon Williams to keep making rock and roll music, but to accomplish it within a lighter, less serious way than Prescott’s former group. 1985 noticed …

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Jeff McDonald

Best known because the co-founder of Redd Kross along with his sibling Steve McDonald, Jeff McDonald is really a guitarist, vocalist, songwriter, and vocalist whose eclectic profession has present him dealing with punk, hard rock and roll, glam, power pop, psychedelia, and a lot even more, frequently with tongue firmly …

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