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LiveFastDie

Not a music group a lot being a loosely associated mob, Littleton, NH-based LiveFastDie are comprised of a liquid lineup listing up to 20 music artists — a few of whom may type of play a musical instrument when called into actions for occasional cellar displays — but most of …

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The Shams

Produced in the past due ’90s in Cincinnati’s Ohio River Valley, the Shams contain vocalist/guitarist Zach Gabbard, second guitarist Adam Wesley, bassist Chad Hardwick, and drummer Keith Fox. A relaxing detour in the often-predictable, industrial radio rock and roll of the first 21st hundred years, the Shams focus on stripped …

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Hanni El Khatib

With a mixture of blues, garage, folk, and good old-fashioned rock and roll & move crooning, SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA native Hanni El Khatib worked well like a creative director for HUF prior to making a name for himself like a singer/songwriter. Having a audio that evokes the eclectic mashups …

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King Khan

Making up a heady combination of high-spirited rhythm & blues, real-gone psychedelia and middle-finger-flipping garage area rock and roll, King Khan offers earned a global reputation among the wildest showmen in underground rock and roll. Born and elevated in the suburbs of Montreal to a family group of Indian émigrés, …

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The Rock*A*Teens

Featuring a couple of luminaries around the Southern indie rock and roll scene, the Rock and roll*A*Teens (never to become confused using the Rock-a-Teens, the Virginia-based strap who scored popular in 1959 with “Whoo-Hoo”) execute a swampy but emphatic mixture of indie rock and roll, rockabilly, garage rock and roll, …

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Dt’s

Raw spirit + hard rock and roll = hard spirit…or in least that’s the way the mathematics functions for the Dt’s, a music group in the Pacific Northwest that mixes the emotional power of R&B using the punch and power of rock and roll & roll. Produced in Bellingham, WA, …

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The Orgones

Since forming in 1999, Bowling Green, OH’s the Orgones have released two albums and also have endured some bizarre concert events. Most likely the strangest of these all was the annual biker gathering The Party on the highway in LaRue, OH, where in fact the music group experienced to avoid …

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Jack Oblivian

Probably one of the most important numbers within the Memphis garage area rock and roll and punk blues community, Jack port Yarber (better known by his frequent stage name Jack port Oblivian) was a founding person in two strongly influential rings, the Oblivians as well as the Compulsive Bettors, and …

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Local Rabbits

Peter Elkas, “Ruler” Johnny Starr, and Ben Gunning formed the music group Neighborhood Rabbits in 1990, when each was just 14 years of age. In those days, their forte was blues-oriented addresses, but shortly they grew tired and instead examined the waters with an inventive electric guitar pop strategy. Within …

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King Brothers

Not to end up being confused using the blues work from the same name, the Ruler Brothers are referred to as probably the most dangerous work in Japan, having had themselves prohibited from just about any golf club in Osaka for destroying home. Made up of high school-aged rockers Masafumi …

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