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Seahorses

Best known seeing that the post-Stone Roses task of guitarist John Squire, the Seahorses found where in fact the last Rock Roses record still left off, leaning toward traditional rock and roll as opposed to the dance-influenced Brit-pop from the Rock Roses’ heyday. In 1996, significantly less than a season …

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Waves on Waves

Founded by Kevin Thornton (vocals, guitar, piano, synthesizer), Enoch Porch (drums, vocals, synthesizer, guitar, piano), and Luke Aaron Jones (bass, vocals, piano), Waves on Waves began in Indiana beneath the name Thornton prior to the group relocated to Nashville. Following the group’s 2004 discharge, Acquired a Sword, gained the interest …

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Guy Chadwick

Following the fall of the home of Like, Guy Chadwick formed the short-lived Madonnas, who sporadically gigged through the entire last half of 1994, including a brief stint starting for the Cranberries (who once opened up for the home of Like, ironically). With out a label, the music group documented …

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Budapest

Hailing from the tiny Oxford city of Leamington Spa, the British post-grunge quintet Budapest arrived together in 1999. Tagging themselves following the Hungarian capitol, John Garrison (vocals/acoustic guitar), Adrian Kelley (bass), Tag Walworth (acoustic guitar), Paul Possart (drums), and Chris Pemberton (piano) targeted for weighty melodies and cinematic soundscapes, and …

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Tim Booth

In the mid-’80s, James singer Tim Booth was often in comparison to Morrissey from the Smiths. As the folksy electric guitar pop from the Smiths and Adam exhibited commonalities, Booth didn’t wallow in Morrissey’s anguished observations about lifestyle and like. Booth formed Adam in 1982 with Paul Gilbertson (electric guitar), …

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Northside

Northside was a minor-league participant in the Madchester field of all-stars. Shaped in Manchester, Britain, in 1989 by Warren Dermody (vocals), Michael Upton (electric guitar), Cliff Ogier (bass), and Paul Walsh (drums), Northside got the backing from the indomitable U.K. indie Manufacturer Information, but musically the music group wasn’t as …

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Railway Children

Comprising vocalist Gary Newby, Brian Bateman, Man Keegan, and Stephen Hull, the Railway Kids gained a little cult following within their local Britain in the past due ’80s. When the people had been still teens, the group started launching singles on Manufacturer Information. Recalling the elaborate guitar pop from the …

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School of Fish

This Boston-based college-aged quintet outclassed their postmodern contemporaries having a striking, hook-laden 1991 debut. Their sophomore recording was less amazing. Frontman Josh Clayton-Felt released a solo recording, Inarticulate Character Boy, in 1996; he passed away January 19, 2000 of testicular malignancy at age 32.

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Curt Smith

Curt Smith is formerly from the chart-topping ’80s pop/rock and roll music group Tears for Anxieties, where he played bass along with his years as a child partner and songwriting partner, Roland Orzabal. The Tears for Anxieties duo just released three albums jointly; Orzabal alone released three even more albums …

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XTC

XTC was among the smartest — and catchiest — Uk pop rings to emerge from the punk and new influx explosion from the past due ’70s. Through the tense, jerky riffs of the early singles towards the lushly organized, meticulous pop of the later on albums, XTC’s music is definitely …

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