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Macromantics

Macromantics may be the nom de rap of Melbourne, Australia-based Romy Hoffman, who have began her music career being a guitarist in Ben Lee’s music group Sound Addict when she was just 15. While touring and executing with Sound Addict, Hoffman fell deeply in love with hip-hop and started incorporating …

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Andrei Petrov

Russian composer Andrei Petrov was created on Sept 2, 1930, in Leningrad (now St. Petersburg). Upon his graduation in the Leningrad Conservatory in 1954, he continued to compose many instrumental parts (the symphonic poem “Radda and Loiko,” the ballets “The Place Professional,” and “The Shoreline of Wish.”) In the 1960s, …

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Pete & the Pirates

Hailing from Reading, Britain, Pete as well as the Pirates make frenetic and thoughtful indie rock and roll using a bent toward early-’80s post-punk. Featuring the abilities of vocalist Tommy Sanders, bassist/vocalist Peter Cattermoul, guitarist David Thorpe, guitarist/vocalist Peter Hefferan, and drummer Jonny Sanders, Pete as well as the Pirates …

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Boats

Boats certainly are a bouncy indie rock-band from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, fronted with the freakishly high-pitched tone of voice of guitarist Mat Klachefsky. He produced the group with bassist Louis Lévesque-Côté, drummer Luke Bergen, multi-instrumentalist Tag Schram, and keyboardist/trumpeter Ashley Roch. In 2007, the five-piece documented Intercontinental Champion, an effective …

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Sweet Apple Pie

While Toulouse, France, could be renowned for various other features, this five-piece power pop outfit is wanting to improve that. In 1995, Special Apple Pie produced and performed around their hometown, attaining a little but loyal pursuing. The group, who wished to recapture the power from the Beatles as well …

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The Loves

The Loves certainly are a Welsh indie pop group whose slinky, gritty, right-at-home-in-the-garage-style indie pop tunes provide a nod to 1960s-era rings just like the Velvet Underground as well as the Rolling Rocks, not forgetting newer acts like Helen Like, the Aislers Place, and Sunday Looks Good if you ask …

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Joy

Austrian dance-pop music group Pleasure were shaped in 1984 by 3 former college friends, Andy Schweitzer, Freddy Jaklitsch, and Manfred Temmel. Industrial success arrived using their second one, “Contact by Contact” (Sept 1985). The band’s initial record, Hello (1986), also thought prominently in the Western european dance charts. Operating on …

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Yves Jamait

French pop iconoclast Yves Jamait was created and raised in Dijon. As a teenager at summer season camp, he found out the music of protest vocalist Maxime le Forestier and started writing his personal songs, later on co-founding the group L’Adam de Sagesse. Jamait’s music profession however foundered, and upon …

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Stephanie McIntosh

Stephanie McIntosh parlayed her achievement for the long-running Aussie cleaning soap opera Neighbours right into a pop music profession, scoring a high Ten strike in her local property with 2006’s “Mistake.” Delivered July 5, 1985, in Malvern, Australia, McIntosh was the merchandise of a display business family members. Her mom, …

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Lady Te

Spitting sharp rhymes with sassy attitude, Lady Te initially produced noises in her Detroit hometown as a teenager with the golf club hit “I UNDERSTAND I Appear Good (Ponytail).” Her music and character reflect her deep respect for TLC’s Still left Eyesight, but her hard swagger and dance-rap inclinations are …

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