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Indie rock clothing The Snake the Combination the Crown was shaped in Huntsville, AL, by two brothers, Franklin Sammons (electric guitar) and William Sammons (keyboards, development), and close friends Kevin Jones (electric guitar, vocals) and Carl Marshall (bass, vocals). The group originally performed as Curbside Provider, launching 2002’s I Packed …
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Given birth to in the Western Indies, Boston-based rapper Jake the Snake (aka J the S) moved from your isle of Nevis to the brand new England area in a young age group. His rhyme technique a mix between a dancehall DJ and a brutal NY MC, Jake started rapping …
Read More »Alcoholic Faith Mission
The Brooklyn-via-Denmark indie rock ensemble Alcoholic Beliefs Objective make experimental, if still melodic, folk and avant pop. Produced by vocalist/guitarist Thorben Seierø Jensen and bassist Sune Sølund as the two had been surviving in Brooklyn in 2006, Alcoholic Beliefs Mission had been originally a lo-fi pop affair. Actually, the band’s …
Read More »Fight Like Apes
Combat Like Apes certainly are a synth pop/choice rock group shaped in Dublin, Ireland, in 2006. Acquiring influence from resources as different as alt-rock luminaries Pixies, Welsh underground punk legends Mclusky, as well as the short-lived teenager sitcom California Dreams, Battle Like Apes’ music is definitely described by sharply distorted …
Read More »Hobson’s Choice
Acquiring equal inspiration from classic pop/rock and roll as well as the revivalist new wave movement of the first 2000s, Hobson’s Choice produced in 2001 in Charlottesville, VA. Brian Spreng (drums), Matt Make (bass), Andrew Leahey (vocals, electric guitar), and Jim Thomson (electric guitar, vocals) comprised the original lineup, and …
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Cocoon are an English-language folk-pop duo from France whose full-length record debut in 2007 garnered critical acclaim and business success internationally. Produced in 2006 in Clermont-Ferrand, Auvergne, France, the music group is primarily made up of Tag Daumail (business lead vocals, classical guitar, ukulele, banjo; blessed Dec 6, 1984) and …
Read More »Operahouse
A North London quartet that formed around 2005, Operahouse (Johnny Lloyd — vocals and acoustic guitar, Alexander Kaines — acoustic guitar and vocals, Jimmy Cratchley — bass, and Ben Niblett — drums) released their 1st single, “Guy NEARBY,” to great response, earning plaudits and airplay from such channels as BBC …
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Sadie Ama is a Uk R&B singer most prominently known on her behalf one “Fallin'” and her visitor performances on monitors by various R&B and metropolitan performers. Ama got her initial taste from the sector when her elder sister Shola Ama shot to popularity in the ’90s with her very …
Read More »Anand Wilder
Vocalist/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Anand Wilder is most beneficial referred to as a co-founder of shape-shifting experimental indie rockers Yeasayer, whom he helped to create in 2006 together with longtime friend and creative co-conspirator Chris Keating. Sometime around 2008, Wilder started working on materials with friend and fellow multi-instrumentalist Maxwell Kardon, …
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A unique fusion of previous college rap, queercore, and theatrical fresh influx, the four-piece Gravy Teach!!!! (one exclamation stage for each person in the music group, natch) started as the eyesight of vocalist/songwriter Chunx, whose lyrics about badly endowed guys and her appetites — for meals and usually — supplied …
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