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Jenerik

Wayne M. Stellhorn and Eric D. Schlotthauer have already been Jenerik since 1995. Mainly a recording take action, the two possess performed for numerous advantage and fundraiser concerts through the entire Phoenix/Tempe/Scottsdale, AZ, region. The self-released Phoning of Your Center may be the group’s 1st full-length release.

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“Awesome”

“Awesome” began as a task involving stars Evan Mosher, John Ackermann, Kirk Anderson, John Osebald, Rob Witmer, David Nixon, and Basil Harris as some sort of cabaret action, something to amuse a audience. Since it grew in reputation, as well as the stars became better musical performers, “Awesome” converted into …

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The Return

Before Lincoln, NE The Come back released their demo compilation of 1996’s Greatest Demos Quantity 1, the band would withstand a number of different line-up changes before settling down with Randall Watson (vocals/ guitar), Bob Dale (bass/ vocals) and Ted Alesio (drums/ vocals). As the three-piece carried out their power-pop …

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The Everyday Visuals

Although formed in New Hampshire in 2002, the Everyday Visuals later on relocated to Boston, where their melodic method of pop music — one which emphasized solid vocal harmonies as well as the durable songwriting of Christopher Pappas — helped make sure they are New England’s most encouraging unsigned act. …

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The Shy Guys

Oak Recreation area, Michigan rockers the Timid Guys produced a local splash in 1966 using their fan-favorite one “We Gotta Move.” Made up of performers/guitarists Ron Lefko and Stu Howard, bassist Marty Lewis and drummer Tag Finn, the group started their profession covering contemporary strikes with the Beatles, the Moving …

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Ant-Bee

Billy Wayne, an writer of rock biographies and a musician in his own best, reassembled great musicians from your psychedelic era in his own Ant-Bee project. Offering contributions from your Moms of Invention, the Alice Cooper Group, and Captain Beefheart, Ant-Bee offers recorded many albums of materials that gather the …

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Swag

A supergroup made up of many veteran music artists, Swag has a rousing mixture of power pop and indie rock and roll. In 1996, keyboardist Jerry Dale McFadden (Sixpence non-e the Richer) fulfilled guitarist Robert Reynolds (the Mavericks) while their two rings were touring jointly. Their similar passions prompted them …

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Waterline Drift

Constituting in 1999, in NORTH PARK, Waterline Drift united the vision of the quintet shaped by Michael Henning (guitar, vocals), Matt Gagin (guitar, vocals), Erik Norgaard (bass), Jeff Bennett (keyboards) and Sean Taughter (drums). Looking for motivation in the functions of rings like My Bloody Valentine or Depeche Setting, Drift …

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Florida

Possibly the most enigmatic rock-band from the twin cities of Minneapolis/St. Paul, Florida’s four people first began carrying out collectively in 1997. The group self-released two albums of exclusive, deceptively complicated pop/rock and roll: 1997’s relatively rough-edged Golden Sunlight Songbook, and 2000’s smoother-sounding Drum Single for the Bumpers. As the …

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Beagle

Beagle was a Swedish acoustic guitar pop quintet led by vocalist/songwriter Magnus Borjeson and guitarist Calle Hakansson. Officially shaped in 1991 following its people met in college, Beagle secured an archive deal on the effectiveness of the 1st two demo tracks it documented. Sound on Sound premiered in 1992 and …

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