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Amidst the pool of washed up artists and nouveau popular bands comes Vega, a breath of fresh air, bringing a new energy and atmosphere to melodic rock. Through the combined efforts of these five Thunder Bay music scene veterans, Vega layers melodic guitars over a driving rhythm section, soaring above it all is a voice filled with passion and... [+] Read More

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From the remains of Blood and Black Lace, comes a new sound...
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Freddy - Vocals

Alex - Lead Guitar

Miguel - Rhythm Guitar

Eric - Bass

Edward - Drums

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Heretics and lovers, a five piece Post-Hardcore band hailing from the south-west of England.
a new level in creating a “descriptive words” sound bursting crunchier guitars, ethereal vocals and driving rhythms.

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The band named СтиХ (pronouncing S-T-I-H, "VERSiCLE" is their english name) was formed in Chekhov (small town in Moscow region, Russia) in September of 2004 when band founders Yura ChooReign (formerly known as Yuri Chursin) and Dr. Gore (formerly known as Victor Galushin) agreed on the name of their musical project.[+] Read More

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Amaletz is 5 piece Rock band hailing from the suburbs of Chicago, IL. The members have came from such bands as Sketch, Carthage, and Poor Boy. Mixing intellectual prowess with an undeniable hunger for music with meaning Amaletz is setting out to bring life back out to the local scene.

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Combining emotional melodies and an upbeat rhythm moving at an unpredictable rate, At the Drive-In definitely stuck out in their hometown El Paso, TX. Formed in early 1994, the group debuted soon after with their first EP, Hell Paso, followed by a brief tour across the Lone Star state. With a lineup secured around Cedric Bixler (vocals), Omar... [+] Read More

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Out of all of the Southern Californian hardcore punk bands of the early '80s, Bad Religion stayed around the longest. For over a decade, they retained their underground credibility without turning out a series of indistinguishable records that all sound the same. Instead, the band refined their attack, adding inflections of psychedelia, heavy... [+] Read More

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Progressive hardcore band Boy Sets Fire was formed in Delaware in 1994 by singer Nathan Gray, guitarists Josh Latshaw and Chad Istvan, bassist Darrell Hyde, and drummer Matt Krupanski. Self-releasing their debut single, "Consider," in 1995, Boy Sets Fire soon resurfaced with a split release with Jazz Man's Needle, winning acclaim not only for... [+] Read More

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In a search to find others interested in trading videos of live shows, drummer/singer Bob Nanna, of Friction, placed a classified ad in Maximum Rock 'n Roll and met drummer Roy Ewing, of Champaign-Urbana, IL, in 1993. That fall, Bob, a freshman at the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana, started hanging out with Roy, who played in... [+] Read More

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Coming together during their formative years, the Deviates' Brian (vocals), Charley (guitar), Donnie (drums), and Damien (bass) scowl at mainstream pop for their own brandish of punk rock. They started crashing guitars and pogoing around their garages in 1994 and spent the next two years honing their own rollicking punk style. A homemade demo... [+] Read More

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fragile views from Wiesbaden (Germany) was formed in 2006 and the next two years were devoted to the development of its own musical style that set the tone of the debut album „thrice“ which appeared in January 2009.
Characteristic of the sound of fragile views are melodic layers broken by staccato parts or rising to leading... [+] Read More

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Gainesville, FL-based post-hardcore quartet Hot Water Music were formed in 1994 by singers/guitarists Chuck Ragan and Chris Wollard, bassist Jason Black, and drummer George Rebelo. Debuting in 1995 with the 7" "Eating the Filler," they soon returned with the EP Push for Coin, rounding out the year with the release of their first full-length... [+] Read More

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Consisting of ex-Jawbreaker frontman Blake Schwarzenbach, ex-Texas Is the Reason drummer Chris Daly, and ex-Handsome vocalist/guitarist Jeremy Chatelain, Jets to Brazil could be considered an amalgam of their forefathers with a slightly darker and more mature musical perspective. With the 1998 release of their first LP, Orange Rhyming... [+] Read More

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In the midst of mid-'90s grunge, four childhood friends formed a band that would eventually impact modern rock of the new millennium. Jimmy Eat World formed in 1994 with kindergarten pals Jim Adkins (vocals/guitar) and Zach Lind (drums), Tom Linton (guitar/vocals), and Mitch Porter (bass). The foursome derived the band's moniker from Linton's... [+] Read More

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Everyday, beauty batters on us from the luminous advertisings, the TV screens and the colourful magazines. Blinded, we believe all those things we are praised. We are breathing the glamour and living the appearance. Yes, we trust this world when seeing her unblemished character in dismal light.
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Starting out in the early days of February 2006 RALEIGH thrived on the idea of creating a style of music that would keep their listeners wanting more. With no band member over the age of 21, RALEIGH would not be classified as veterans of the Indie/Post Hardcore music scene. However, do not let this sway your opinion on this brand new 5 piece out... [+] Read More

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Buffalo, NY-based progressive emocore quintet Snapcase were originally comprised of vocalist Daryl Taberski, guitarists Scott Dressler and Jon Salemi, bassist Bob Whiteside, and drummer Tim Redmond. After earning an enthusiastic fan base among the hardcore community's revived straight-edge scene, the group signed to the Victory label and debuted... [+] Read More

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Texas Is the Reason imploded at a time when they were being touted as the "next big thing" in the wake of the punk explosion on MTV. They were one of the roots of the then-healthy post-Sunny Day Real Estate-core tree, crafting melodious yet forceful indie rock, or emocore, with finesse, sensitivity, and a bit of attitude. Shortly after releasing... [+] Read More

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