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Artist: The Last
Influenced by '60s surf, psychedelia, and folk-rock, brothers Joe (guitar), Mike (vocals), and David Nolte (bass) of Los Angeles formed the Last in 1976, along with associates Jack Reynolds (drums) and Vitus Matare (keyboards). The Last might be considered a seminal indie band, having released early singles on their own label, Backlash. Their... [+] Read More
Artist: At Last
Artist: James Last
James Last is a German big band leader with a large fan base in Europe, although he has never had a comparable following in the United States. Last's trademark is arranging pop hits in a big-band style; his series of "party albums" is equally well-known. Over the course of his career, he has sold well over 50 million albums.
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Artist: The Last Emperor
Taking his moniker from the Bernardo Bertolucci film epic of the same name, this West Philadelphia native has been an underground hip-hop mover and shaker since the mid-'90s. Having attended Overbrook High, Philadelphia's own hip-hop high, which saw the likes of Cool C, Steady B, and the Fresh Prince pass through its hallowed halls, Last Emp... [+] Read More
Artist: last summer
They say misery makes an artist stand out. In the case of Last Summer, it took 3 years and a cruel wake up call to unleash enough potential to make an old (and almost forgotten) dream come true: making raw acoustic music with songs about love, fate, being lost and moving on.While being contemplated in the first months of '04, the band was not... [+] Read More
Artist: Last Resort
Artist: Last Stand
Comprised of members Tom Keenan (lead/rhythm guitar, vocals), Pete Mulford (lead/rhythm guitar, vocals), Cathy DeMarco (drums), and a host of bassists over the years (including Tom Carnali, Frank Schact, and Romeo Santo), the garage/punk-pop outfit Last Stand has been slugging it out since 1984, when they issued their first split single with... [+] Read More
Artist: Last Dance
Last Dance were one of the many short-lived acts in the early 4AD stable. Their discography consisted of one lone song, the seven-minute "Malignant Love." A rambling form of doomy post-punk in the vein of Siouxsie and the Banshees, it was released on 4AD's Presage(s) compilation in 1980. The compilation featured Modern English and obscuros like... [+] Read More
Artist: Last Tuesday
Artist: Last To Begin
Last to Begin was formed in January of 2006 in the southeastern Wisconsin/northeastern part of Illinois. It consisted of two members at the time Joshua "Pik" Bublitz who is from Lake County, IL and Eric Laubinger who is from Lake Geneva, WI area. Both members had previous solo projects and both had played in several other bands before meeting.... [+] Read More
Artist: The Last Dance
Artist: Last Week
Last Week formed in 1998 around guitarist/vocalists Ido Zmishlany and Matt Reich. The duo transitioned through numerous monikers, musical styles, and supporting players before settling on drummer Neal Saini and a straightforward pop/rock sound. By 2000, the group had officially named themselves Last Week; had tapped Zmishlany's childhood pal,... [+] Read More
Artist: Last Tribe
Sweden's Last Tribe performs melodic power metal that serves as a perfect showcase for technically gifted guitarist Magnus Karlsson. Together with ex-Armageddon vocalist Rickard Bengtsson, Karlsson formed Last Tribe in the late '90s, and their partnership soon led to a deal with the Frontiers label, which issued their The Ritual debut in 2001.... [+] Read More
Artist: On the Last Day
Eyeliner-friendly post-hardcore act On the Last Day materialized in Seattle, WA, around drummer Drew Dowell and brothers Aaron (bass) and Justin Johnson (guitar). Still in high school, the three were already playing together in a band when, just as their singer was exiting, vocalist-to-be Geoffrey Walker was relocating from Vermont to... [+] Read More
Artist: Last Chapter
Last Chapter's first incarnation formed in Arlington, TX, in 1989 as a trio called Brick Window. The following year, the band added second guitarist Cody Griffith and decided to change their name. One of the really weird things about this band is that Last Chapter, while not a "studio band" by choice, don't play live and have never toured. In... [+] Read More
Artist: Lost at Last
Experimental seven-piece act Lost at Last was formed by South Africa-native keyboardist Om, singer Jaya Lakshmi, and guitarist Deva Priyo, who were soon joined by experienced musicians to make the band's self-titled debut album, released in 1997. Combining traditional and electronic music in a mixture of computer-driven techno sequences and a... [+] Read More
Artist: Last Perfection
Based in New York City and Long Island, Last Perfection fuse influences from Iron Maiden to Converge into their violent brand of melodic metalcore. Formed in 2001, the band began prepping demos, playing local shows, and struggling with an ever-shifting lineup on its way to 2003's Violent Solutions for a Violent World debut, and, just over a year... [+] Read More
Artist: Last Division
Last Division is a pop punk/alternative rock band from Northwest Ohio. Their catchy riffs and lyrics are praised by many fans.Currently Last Division is focused on playing and booking shows for summer 2007. However, they have also centered their energy on writing new music. They hope to enter the recording studio later in 2007.Last Division... [+] Read More
Artist: Last Exit
When it comes to avant-garde jazz/rock noise, few bands kicked out the jams better than did Last Exit. A who's-who of jazz players with punk-ass attitudes, Last Exit -- guitarist Sonny Sharrock, bassist Bill Laswell, drummer Ronald Shannon Jackson, and saxophonist Peter Brotzmann -- could swing, rock, and create an all-out free-jazz din all in... [+] Read More
Artist: The Last Kind
The Los Angeles-based hip-hop group the Last Kind represent the ideology of most underground, independent acts. The group has been together since 1990 and was the creative production of Maja Clout and Derek Strong. In 1992, Marce-Fly joined the group with R-Diggy and Prop climbing on board in 1995 to finalize the lineup.
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Artist: Dro the Last
Dro the Last was born in Harbor City, Ca. Raised all throughout Southern California in the late 80's early 90's. Dro has been in & out of studios forging his "seriously kidding" sound for the last decade. Now a soloist (formerly with Black Triad) and exiling himself from the industry, he has had the opportunity to do what he wants creatively... [+] Read More
Artist: The Last Minute
From the ruins of any rock group you wish you had when you were a kid come... the LAST MINUTE! You will laugh, you will cry, you will write us off on your taxes. Kevin, by day a run of the mill oil tester, by night.... a magical wizard! Fred, your everyday plain dorky dude, by night... he goes by the name "turtle". Dan, still sleeping by day, by... [+] Read More
Artist: The Last Poets
With their politically charged raps, taut rhythms, and dedication to raising African-American consciousness, the Last Poets almost single-handedly laid the groundwork for the emergence of hip-hop. The group arose out of the prison experiences of Jalal Mansur Nuriddin, a U.S. Army paratrooper who chose jail as an alternative to fighting in... [+] Read More
Artist: Last December
Alternative rockers Last December formed in Los Angeles in mid-1998 around singer/guitarist Peter Argyropoulos, lead guitarist Jason Koehler, bassist Adam Kury and drummer Scotty Kormos. The band's debut album Without Wings followed in the fall of 1999, promoted by a guest appearance on perennial TV fave Beverly Hills 90210. ~ Jason Ankeny, All... [+] Read More
Artist: Last of the Juanitas
This three-piece math-rock-meets-alternative metal instrumental band supposedly got their name from a bottle of hot sauce. The music is heavy, sludgy, jarring, and melodic all at the same time; comparable to the Melvins colliding with Drive Like Jehu (former Jehu guitarist, Rick Fork, actually appeared on their debut album). Born circa 1998 in... [+] Read More
