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Atlantis Black

Created and raised within the forests of Pa, Atlantis Dark didn’t opt to step in to the music market until she 1st heard PJ Harvey. Fascinated with the English chanteuse’s gothic indie rock and roll and emotionally fresh approach, Black produced an end in New Orleans before investing in a …

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Emily Easterly

With a variety of D.We.Y. attitude, acoustic guitar skills, and songwriting abilities modeled after Kitty Power and Exile in Guyville-era Liz Phair, Emily Easterly produced her debut in 2001 using the self-released Assembling Emily. Offering collaborations with many of Easterly’s hometown heroes (including Sparklehorse’s Alan Weatherhead and Cracker guitarist Johnny …

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Manta Ray

Spanish indie rockers Manta Ray pursued a restlessly experimental approach for some of the career, getting started like a bluesy noise-rock band and drifting further and further into avant-garde territory. In the beginning made up of José Luis García (business lead vocals, electric guitar), Nacho Vegas (electric guitar), Nacho Alvarez …

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Annette Ducharme

A Gemstone award-winning songwriter and singer, Annette Ducharme recorded her first music within the Bowers Ducharme Duo. The effect was an EP that premiered in 1981. Eight lengthy years afterwards, Ducharme finally finished a single debut. Various other albums followed in the talented musician, some under her name, some beneath …

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Olympia

Melbourne, Australia-based singer/songwriter Olivia Bartley shaped Olympia in 2011, motivated by music artists such as for example Stina Nordenstam and Neil Adolescent, in addition to nonmusical influences such as for example Pele and Carl Sagan. While she utilized the moniker for single shows, she also performed having a band having …

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Michael J. Sheehy

Following the demise of Fantasy City Film Club in 1999, Michael J. Sheehy quickly surfaced like a single singer/songwriter. Even though many of his U.K. contemporaries had been exploring melodic acoustic guitar rock and roll or neo-prog, Sheehy struck out in another path; his dark and frequently darkly funny, punk-spirited …

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Steven Wilson

Because of a prolific function ethic that sets even Damon Albarn’s extensive set of aspect projects to pity, self-taught manufacturer, engineer, and multi-instrumentalist Steven Wilson provides gradually become among the U.K.’s many critically acclaimed cult performers. Blessed in Kingston Upon Thames in London in 1967, Wilson was motivated to go …

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Promize

Venturing to try out crude rhythms within alternative pop/rock and roll choices, still attaining a melodious and plain appear, Promize began being a band in the very beginning of the ’90s, in Greenfield, MA, fronted by vocalist and songwriter Dave Manning. Because of several situations, and following a full-length record …

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Sunset Room

The SoCal trip-hop outfit Sunset Area formed in the later ’90s when founding members Adam Flores (drums) and Tim Rumbaugh (bass) made a decision to provide their love for Portishead and Morcheeba towards the forefront. Tinkering with components of jazz, electronica, and acoustics, Sunset Area was produced a trio when …

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Sophe Lux

Like some deranged cross-breeding of Lene Lovich’s operatic vocal design, the Dresden Dolls’ fondness for Kurt Weill, as well as the Decemberists’ love of both unfashionable prog rock and roll and an excellent old-fashioned sea shanty, Sophe Lux are unique primarily for the sheer wide-ranging selection of artists they cheerfully …

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