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Thee Headcoatees

The distaff garage band Thee Headcoatees was among the innumerable projects spawned from the one-man cottage industry Billy Childish as a car for his inexhaustible catalog of songs. Originally dubbed the Delmonas, the lady group was made being a sister music group for Childish’s music group the Milkshakes, offering similar …

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Sun Ra

Of all jazz music artists, Sun Ra was essentially the most controversial. He didn’t make it possible for people to consider him significantly, for he encircled his ambitious music with outfits and mythology that both appeared backward toward historic Egypt and forwards into research fiction. Furthermore, Ra recorded his music …

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Styx

Although they began as an artsy prog rock-band, Styx would ultimately transform in to the virtual arena rock and roll prototype with the later ’70s and early ’80s, because of a fondness for bombastic rockers and soaring power ballads. The seed products for the music group had been planted in …

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The Trucks

Mainly owing its sound towards the suggestive electro of Peaches, the Vehicles formed in 2003 in Bellingham, WA. Beginning the music group with just a plaything xylophone, bass, and Casio key pad, the group contains Kristin Allen-Zito (vocals/key pad), Marissa Moore (vocals/xylophone), Trust Reichel (bass/vocals), and Lindy McIntyre (drums). Its …

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Sukia

Acquiring their name from a Mexican lesbian vampire comic-book heroine, the avant-lounge quartet Sukia surfaced from Los Angeles’ famed Silverlake scene (the same musical community house to Beck, the Beastie Boys, as well as the Dust particles Brothers). Made up of multi-instrumentalists Sasha Fuentes, Ross Harris, Sophistication Marks, and Craig …

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Violent Femmes

The textbook American cult band from the 1980s, the Violent Femmes captured the essence of teen angst with remarkable precision; organic and jittery, the trio’s music discovered little commercial achievement but nonetheless surfaced as the soundtrack for the lives of stressed adolescents around the world. The group shaped in Milwaukee, …

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The Vandals

Orange State punk veterans the Vandals traced their root base back to the initial times of their regional picture, but didn’t really produce much of a direct effect as saving artists before ’90s. By that point, their snide, terminally juvenile laughter and catchy punk-pop experienced done too much to arranged …

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Stuttering John

Most widely known for his infamous superstar interviews for radio’s The Howard Stern Present, “Stuttering John” Melendez was created Oct 4, 1965 in Massapequa, NY. He became an intern on Stern’s plan in 1989, and shortly the host pressed Melendez in to the limelight, exploiting his talk issue while forcing …

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Bloodbound

Bollnäs, Sweden’s Bloodbound had been formed in the summertime of 2004 by kindred metallic spirits Tomas Olsson (business lead acoustic guitar) and Fredrik Bergh (keyboards), both of whom had slice their tooth with several rings over time before 1st joining causes in the short-lived Road Talk. Seeking to make a …

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60 Ft. Dolls

The Welsh music group 60 Ft. Dolls smacked themselves in to the middle-’90s post-grunge surge and appreciated moderate achievement in the U.K. They hardly ever completely got off the bottom enough to mildew something more determining. Hailing in the working-class suburb of Newport, Wales, Richard Parfitt (vocals/electric guitar) and Mike …

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