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"We have a new single available here! "The Part" is an example of some new material were working on and a new sound. So check it out, there will be more to come as soon as we record them!"
~On with the Bio!~
Modern sound, solid lyrics, and an energetic presence are some ways to describe Spendor Field. Formed in Oct. 2006... [+] Read More

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We are MIDSOUTH an alternative band from the southern parts of Adelaide in AUSTRALIA. We have been together for around a year and a half now and have found our calling. Our style has grown into what we were looking for and we have a sound unlike any other. We are in process of recording our newest songs at Sodypop Recording Studios and looking... [+] Read More

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Before there was 'The Walkaways', Samual and Ryan (dont to show last names) Started a band called RyanCrossBow, The reason they chose this strang name is because Sam said to ryan "I'll take a crossbow and fire it at your dumbass!" then Ryan said "I Got It! RYANCROSSBOW!"
Then they got Ben (drumer of the walkaways) In to as the ultiment... [+] Read More

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After the break up of a small town band The Everlasting, The gutarist and drumer did start a new one.......Samual and Ben still continue their carrers and paly in the Band 'RyanCrossBow'.

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Visit www.myspace.com/onebuckshort



Currently the band is in the studio recording and finalizing work for the debut album which is due out in 2006. .



ONE BUCK SHORT - HALAL & LOVING IT - ENd 2006.

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The Midwest. What's there? Corn fields, creeks, and dirt. A place where you can lose yourself in your dreams and never find your way out. Out of this lackluster land comes simply- a band from Indiana: Time Bomb. Five corn-fed, sarcastic, and painfully optimistic boys knocking on success' door, waiting and ready for an answer. With an incredible... [+] Read More

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Seattle-based Amber Pacific first formed in 2002 as Follow Through. Hopeless Records heard some of the band's initial recordings and signed them up, and the combo made its debut as Amber Pacific in May 2004 with the Fading Days EP. The sound was urgent, slick punk-pop in the vein of Story of the Year, the Audition, and the All-American Rejects.... [+] Read More

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Formed on Long Island, NY, Brand New appeared on the punk-pop scene in 2000. Consisting of drummer Brian Lane, vocalist/guitarist Jesse Lacey, bassist Garrett Tierney, and guitarist Vin Accardi, the band began making a name for itself on the local scene with a self-released four-song demo and shows with bands like Midtown and Glassjaw. In 2001,... [+] Read More

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When former 88 Fingers Louie and Rise Against guitarist Dan Precision joined the little-known Chicago-area hardcore project All Else Fails in 2002, it set off a chain reaction that formed a whole new band. Precision came on board just as All Else Fails' vocalist was leaving, so he and AEF members Brian Phee (guitar), Jay Gronwick (bass), and... [+] Read More

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Cate Evens is an artist who knows what she wants. You can get a pretty good impression of that on her fourthcoming solo-ep „angel on th edge“. The singer, originally from Brilon, wrote the songs for the four-tracker in cooperation with her guitar-player Torsten Wördemann (ex- Northern Tales); a throughout promising combination!
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The alternative rock outfit Dashboard Confessional hails from Boca Raton, FL, and is headed by singer/songwriter Christopher Carrabba, who became the poster boy for a new generation of emo fans in the early 2000s. Starting the group purely as a solo act, he marked his first proper effort with the release of 2000's acoustic guitar-driven Swiss... [+] Read More

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Christian punk-pop quartet Hawk Nelson formed in Peterborough, Ontario, in 2003. Originally comprising frontman Jason Dunn, guitarist Davin Clark, bassist Daniel Biro, and drummer Matt Paige, the group's self-released debut EP, Saturday Rock Action, earned the attention of fellow Peterborough native Trevor McNevan, vocalist of Tooth and Nail... [+] Read More

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Long regarded as a haven for electric blues, power pop, and even metal, Chicago served as surprisingly fertile soil for the speedy growth of Lucky Boys Confusion. The five-piece ska-punk outfit -- Kaustubh Pandav (vocals), Adam Krier (co-vocalist, guitar), Ryan Fergus (drums), Jason Shultejann (bass), and Joe Sell (guitar) -- formed in 1997 when... [+] Read More

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Missing the Point is a four-piece rock/reggae band based out of Champaign, IL. Original band members Ian Fell, Steve Henigman, Steve Carroll, and Steve Meadows began writing and rehearsing in September 2001. Within a few months they began playing shows and recording tracks for their first release, a 5-song EP released in November 2001.
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Motion City Soundtrack featured Joshua Cain (guitar), Tony Thaxton (drums), Justin Pierre (vocals/guitar), Jesse Johnson (moog), and Matthew Taylor (bass). The indie rock quintet originally formed in 1999 when Pierre and Cain were still in high school. The two were big fans of Sunny Day Real Estate, Jawbox, the Flaming Lips, and Superchunk, and... [+] Read More

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Founding their themes upon an effervescent punk-pop formula, combining catchy rhythms and sharp melodies, and revealing influences coming from bands like Green Day and Weezer, Punchline bring forward distinctive tunes to the alternative rock scene. Established in Pittsburgh, PA, in July of 1997, Punchline began with the lineup of Paul Menotiades... [+] Read More

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Say Anything is the pop-punk brainchild of singer/songwriter Max Bemis. The band first started up while its members were still in high school and has had a rotating cast of characters throughout its existence, with the most recent lineup featuring Bemis (guitar/vocals), Coby Linder (drums), and Alex Kent (bass). The group first appeared with two... [+] Read More

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Formed after Zach (bass), Sean (drums), and Andre (guitar) all collectively left a previous project in search of a more mainstream sound. The three went in search of the best singer/guitarist they could find, and when they got tired of running auditions, they settled for Nick. Later, they started promoting themselves online, and only then did... [+] Read More

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Formed in 1999, Amityville, NY's Taking Back Sunday took their version of melodic hardcore from bands like Lifetime, Endpoint, and Sunny Day Real Estate, as well as guitarist Ed Reyes' emo band the Movielife. The band's first demo, a five-song CD, was released in February of 2001. After a year of self-promotion and touring, including shows with... [+] Read More

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The band is sorta like the Gorillaz, music, but not real people, The Angry 9 Year Olds is a speed up music idea but a YouTube director named Dreamdrain. In September, 2007, The Angry 9 Year Olds was signed by Insanity Records. Once the band Reaches The Angry 12 year olds, its over.

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