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The Blackouts

Hailing from Champaign, IL, the Blackouts spent five years in the garage area banging out Cramping riffs and perfecting their rock and roll & move growl before unleashing their debut, EACH DAY Is normally Sunday Evening, over the Lucid label. The 2002 record brought the initial influx of Strokes, New …

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Javelins

Produced in 2002 by Matt Howard, Julian Wettlin, and Matt Rickle, the Michigan-based Javelins build catchy and angular post-rock anthems with supreme musicianship and intelligent lyrics. The music group set fire instantly, and just a few a few months after their inception had been playing blistering concert events, building a …

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UUVVWWZ

Their music isn’t quite as unusual as their name, but it’s close. UUVVWWZ (pronounced “dual U, dual V, double dual U, Zee”) consider their weirdo cues from indie rings like Deerhoof, Micachu, and Kap Bambino with unconventional track structures, angular acoustic guitar riffage, rigid start-stop rhythms, and frantic yelping. Guitarist …

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Water School

Created in 2003, the Baltimore, MD, ensemble Drinking water College make melodic rock and roll in the tradition of Big Star and Neil Young. Centered round the songwriting group of vocalist/guitarist Chris Myers and vocalist/guitarist Mike Gittings, the four-piece also features bassist Eric Hopkins and drummer Matt Scoggins. The music …

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Hilly Kristal

While he was a semi-pro singer, managed several rock and roll rings, ran an archive label, and headed up a little but extremely profitable merchandising empire, Hilly Kristal will be best remembered as the dog owner and proprietor of CBGB, the rock and roll golf club on NY City’s Bowery …

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The Walkup

Flaunting a combined mix of force pop and Smiths-influenced British rock and roll, the Walkup got root in NEW YORK in 2005. Guitarist/vocalist Alex Koch, drummer Michael Petrucelly, and guitarist Sean Finnigan originally fulfilled at a lesser East Side pub, where they bonded more than a distributed enthusiasm for music …

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Yukio Yung

Yukio Yung may be the pseudonym of Terry Burrows, a London-based vocalist/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist with an apparently limitless urge for food for both pseudonyms and aspect projects. Apart from his best-known alias, which he initial found in the middle-’80s as one-third from the psych pop group the Chrysanthemums, Burrows released instrumental prog …

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Dolly Mixture

This pop threesome of Debsey Wykes (vocals, bass), Hester Smith (drums), and Rachel Bor (guitar) formed a sharp contrast against the ruling post-punk and angst accumulating in London around 1979 with bands like Gang of Four getting heralded in the favorite press as the best things. Originally, Dolly Mix was …

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Tronics

Dynamic between 1979 and 1984, Tronics was the mostly single automobile for the internal workings of London musician Ziro Baby. Baby began in Star Canines, several kids reported to be somewhere within a glam music group and a road gang. Star Canines failed to obtain much with 16, Baby produced …

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So Cow

Therefore Cow can be an indie pop combo led by Irish singer, songwriter, and guitarist Brian Kelly, performing tracks built around his lively but skittish melodies and wiry acoustic guitar function. While Kelly comes from Tuam, Ireland, Therefore Cow got its begin in Seoul, South Korea, where in 2005 Kelly …

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