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Fanfarlo

Rising from London, Britain in the mid- to past due 2000s seeing that an up-and-coming indie pop music group, Fanfarlo got their name out with some singles, a solid Internet existence, and an participating live display that took them so far as the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas. …

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The Breakup Society

Delivering tough but hook-laden pop/rock and roll with lyrics that combine the witty as well as the cynical, the Pittsburgh-based group the Breakup Culture grab where leader Ed Masley’s former group, the Frampton Brothers still left off…actually. The Break up Society’s story started when vocalist, tempo guitarist, and songwriter Masley, …

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Caroliner

Part of an extended type of avant-garde weirdos from your Bay Region, Caroliner — aka Caroliner Rainbow — often described itself seeing that “industrial bluegrass,” that was likely the closest anyone ever found pegging their uncategorizable audio. Their music had been rooted in 19th hundred years Americana and the type …

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Årabrot

A shape-shifting and sonically challenging sound rock device from Norway, Årabrot’s incendiary mixture of avant-garde dark metal, experimental rock and roll, post-punk, and doom/sludge steel invokes brands as diverse as Big Dark, the Melvins, Beliefs FORGET ABOUT, Swans, as well as the Birthday Party. Produced in 2001 and called after …

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Lil’ Boys Blue

Renowned for his or her garage area cult classic “I’m Not There,” the Sunnyvale, California-based Lil’ Boys Blue had been led by singer/guitarist Larry Diehl, who shaped his first strap, the Tri-Tones, in 1961. The next year he shaped the Conquests with guitarist David Westberry, and in the wake from …

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Paper Airplanes

The indie rock-band Paper Airplanes were formed in Wichita, KS, by singer/guitarist Marcus Stoesz, drummer Nathan Wilder, and bassist Anthony Piazza. In concert, these were augmented by Les Easterby, Jeff Vidricksen, and Spliff Phillips. Their debut record, Boyhood, premiered by the small Mayhaps label in 2006. The 54°40′ or Combat! …

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Chase Long Beach

Produced in 2002 by Karen Roberts (vocals) and Patrick Fitzgerald (bass/vocals), globetrotting Southern California-based ska-punk outfit Run after Long Shore grew into an octet by enough time its debut EP (Strike from the Fuzzy Things) premiered in 2004. Going for a cue from third influx ska revival serves just like …

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Dent May

Mississippi-based singer/songwriter and ukulele aficionado Dent May crafts elegant and whimsical pop tunes in the vein of Jens Lekman and Magnetic Fields, using a dash of Serge Gainsbourg and Jonathan Richman thrown set for great measure. In 2008 Might inked a cope with the pet Collective-founded Paw Paths imprint, culminating …

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Phil Judd

A founding member and early creative force behind New Zealand’s Divide Enz, Phil Judd quickly became disillusioned using the music industry and dropped from the music group in 1977. After rejoining Divide Enz and departing once again, he spent a short while with two renowned New Zealand punk rings — …

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Japandroids

Japandroids are an indie garage area rock and roll duo from Vancouver made up of Brian Ruler (acoustic guitar) and David Prowse (drums), who also share singing responsibilities. Founded in 2006, the music group self-released a set of five-track EPs, All Lays (2007) and Lullaby Loss of life Jams (2008), …

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