Rock
Archie Bronson Outfit
Archie Bronson Outfit (Dorian Hobday on bass/guitar, Sam Windett on vocals and lead guitar and Mark Cleveland on drums) are an English blues-rock band. The Archies formed after meeting at Kingswood School in Bath during the early 1990s, and released their second album, Derdang Derdang on April 3, 2006. The album was recorded in Nashville in the summer of 2005 and produced by Jacquire King. The album received generally excellent reviews, with UNCUT and Mojo awarding it four stars. The London listing magazine Time Out awarded it five.
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The Quireboys
The Quireboys, originally known as the London Quireboys, are a rock band that started in the late '80s/early '90s, with John Grey (Spike) on vocals, Guy Griffin and Guy Bailey on guitar, Chris Johnstone on piano/keyboard, Nigel Mogg on bass guitar, and Ian Wallace on drums. Their first album was a hit, but after arguments with the record label, it took them a long time to get "Bitter Sweet & Twisted" released. The rise of grunge made it a challenging time for them.
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Astrohenge
Astrohenge is a band created by Matthew Rozeik of The Matthew Rozeik Ensemble. This band explores aspects of instrumental post rock and post metal including elements such as quiet/loud guitar riffs with propellant rhythms. Live instruments are then combined with electronic manipulation. They are currently playing live shows and working on their debut album in England which will likely be released in 2009. The current lineup is: Matthew Rozeik - guitar, writing
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Roachford
Roachford is/was a band based around singer/songwriter Andrew Roachford. Andrew Roachford was born and raised in South London on 22nd January 1965 to West Indian parents
He has achieved four gold status albums and was Columbia Records' longest serving recording artist, achieving a total of eleven top 50 hits. His most well known song is 1988's 'Cuddly Toy', which on a re-release a year later reached No.4 in the uk chart.
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10cc
10cc were an english pop band that achieved its greatest commercial success during the 1970s. The band initially comprised four members, Graham Gouldman, Eric Stewart, Kevin Godley and Lol Creme, who had written and recorded together for about three years before taking on the name of 10cc in 1972. The original four-piece lineup of 10cc boasted a wealth of talent -- there were two strong songwriting teams (although combinations of all four members collaborated on some songs), all four members were skilled multi-instrumentalists and vocalists...
Trippy Wicked & the Cosmic Children of the Knight
On 29/11/2008 Trippy Wicked & the Cosmic Children of the Knight self released Lowering the Tone; a seven song EP demonstrating their new sound as a 3 piece. The EP was recorded live at a rehearsal studio in Hertfordshire in early November 2008. The band play a mix of stoner rock, doom, doom, sludge and blues. Trippy Wicked & the Cosmic Children of the Knight was formed in early 2006 by Chris West, Pete Holland and Paul Fryer in St Albans.
Corey Taylor
Born on December 8, 1973, Corey Taylor is the lead vocals for both Slipknot, a nu-metal/rock band (formed in 1992), and Stone Sour, a softer rock group (also formed in 1992). As many people love telling others, Corey was in Stone Sour before he was in Slipknot. Proof of this would be that Corey was the original vocals of the first stages of Stone Sour, which began back in 1992. But Corey did not join Slipknot until 1997, when the "old" Slipknot (which recorded one demo and one unreleased album ) departed ways with original vocals Anders Colsefni.
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Munroe Effect
Munroe Effect is a dynamic and powerful 4-piece from Portsmouth
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