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The Stereo system plays catchy rock and roll using the levity of Weezer, blending pop-punk using the big, honest super rock and roll of groupings like Trip and only a hint from the heartfelt, piano romping of Billy Joel. The group started in 1999 when two music artists — Jamie …

Created in 1989, Nova Mob was focused around former Hüsker Dü drummer, vocalist, and songwriter Give Hart. Having remaining the drums behind to be always a guitar-playing vocalist/songwriter, Hart teamed up with bassist Tom Merkl and drummer Michael Crego and released their first providing in 1991, a preview of the …

Small Risk was the definitive Washington, D.C., hardcore punk music group, setting the design for the straight-edge punk motion of the first ’80s. Led by vocalist Ian MacKaye, the music group was staunchly unbiased and fiercely sober. Through their music, the group turned down alcohol and drugs, espoused anti-establishment politics, …

Mercyland may be the Athens, Georgia music group fronted by David Barbe before he was found by Bob Mould to create area of the power trio Glucose. And in addition, the music group appears like Husker Du without Bob Mould and Offer Hart’s songwriting chops. Various other associates included drummer …

Alongside Hüsker Dü, Nude Raygun was among the 1st U.S. post-punk rings of the first ’80s that merged melodic affects with punk/hardcore. Created during 1981 in Chicago, IL (and mainly inspired by such art-punkers as Cable and Gang of Four), the group included several different people during its ten-year profession, …

Seattle punk trio In the Backbone has been in comparison to a variety of rings (including Fugazi, the Pixies, Hüsker Dü, and Guided by Voices, amongst others), but insists that although it might have many affects, it generally does not make an effort to imitate them. After stints like a …

Run Westy Work was among the afterwards groups for the thriving Minneapolis post-punk picture. They were under no circumstances quite as well-known or important as cohorts like Hüsker Dü, the Substitutes, and Spirit Asylum, partly since it required them a longer period to develop a unique style of their very …

A FRESH York post-punk/noise rock and roll trio led by early Yo La Tengo member Dave Rick, Phantom Tollbooth formed in 1984. Rounding out the lineup had been Gerard Smith on bass and Jon Jackets on drums. They released two EPs (1986’s Phantom Tollbooth EP and 1990’s Daylight within the …

In tribute with their preferred candy that happens of just a little plastic material mind, Marv Stockwell (guitar/vocals), Ceylon Mooney (guitar/vocals), Scott (bassist), and Nick (drums) met up to create Pezz in 1989. Acquiring their house of Memphis, TN, by shock, the music group released their initial EP, Jalopy, in …

Few rings ever lusted following rock and roll stardom quite as blatantly as Chicago’s Urge Overkill. Although they draped their search for stardom inside a cloak of ironic detachment, it’s quite very clear the trio people expected that if indeed they acted like celebrities, they might become celebrities. For some …