liverpool
Chief
There seems to be three artists named "Chief" 1: Chief are a melodic hardcore band from Liverpool, UK, currently signed to household name. They release their debut album 'Provocation of the Nation' on July 13th through the label. www.myspace.com/chiefuk 2: Chief is a alternative rock band from New York City by way of Santa Monica, CA. The four band members - Evan Koga, Danny Fujikawa, Michael Fujikawa and Michael Moonves - relocated to New York to attend NYU a few years ago from Los Angeles.
The Christians
The Christians are a soul band from Liverpool, England, scoring several UK chart hits in the late 1980s and early 1990s. They consisted of Garry Christian (lead vocals), Roger Christian (vocals), Russell Christian (keyboards, saxophone, vocals) and Henry Priestman (b. 21 September 1955) (keyboards, guitars, vocals). The band's name refers to the Christian brothers' surname (which is coincidentally also Priestman's middle name), rather than any religious sentiment.
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Eugene McGuinness
Eugene McGuinness (born 1986 in London, England) is an alternative rock singer/songwriter/guitarist. He is signed to domino records. After The Early Learnings Of - a mini album of 8 songs - was released to great critical acclaim last year on Domino’s Publishing Label Double Six, Eugene headed to the studio to make his first full album proper for Domino. The result is twelve utterly charming pop tracks, which skip between boundaries with gleeful abandon and an acidic sense of humour.
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THE DEAD CLASS
The dead class were formed Feb 2006 in a psychedelic studio in Speakerland.
Since then, we've been travelling in UK and Ireland, released 2 albums on Cuatroku Music. BOO (Oct 2006) and IT'LL DAMN NEAR KILL YOU (APR 2008). Mixing molested pop songs with punk rock, folk, ska, crack cocaine and calpol is what gives the dead class it's unique and disturbingly tasty flavour!
We do quirky songs about cannibalism, consumerism, deranged psychopaths, magic cows and more serious topics like honesty, trust, friendship, relationships, pirateships, scary girls ...blah blah blah..
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Hot Club de Paris
Hot Club de Paris are Paul Rafferty (vocals/bass), Matthew Smith (guitar/vocals) and Alasdair Smith (drums/vocals). They released their debut record Drop It 'Til It Pops in October 2006 along with four 7" singles: 01 - Sometimesitsbetternottostickbitsofeachotherineachotherforeachother / Your Face Looks All Wrong
02 - Everyeveryeverything / Hello Comrade!
03 - Shipwreck / I Swung for Judas / Balance and Symmetry / Six Months of Slump Life / Snitches Get Stitches (acoustic)
04 - Clockwork Toy / You Can Call Me Al
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Ian McNabb
Ian McNabb is most famous for his role as lead singer and songwriter of Liverpool band 'The Icicle Works' who were prominent in the 1980's. He began his own solo career in 1990 and it continues today.
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Lizzie Nunnery
Lizzie Nunnery is an alt folk singer songwriter from Liverpool. Following the release of her EP, “Hungry,” in 2008, she played a host of venues and festivals across the UK including support for Chris Wood, J.D Souther and Jim Moray. She’s made several appearances on BBC Radio including a live performance on Radio 3. Her debut album was released by Fellside Records in April 2010. She is also an award winning playwright, with her most recent stage play “Intemperance,” receiving a 5 star review in the Guardian.
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Amsterdam
Amsterdam (1)
Amsterdam were formed on Merseyside in 1999 and promptly stayed there - mainly because they didn't really have any band members or any songs - but Ian Prowse had to tell his friends in the pub he had a new band going. A few gigs were played with various band line-ups and to stunning indifference, but all this changed in 2000 when the arrival of Ian's best-ever songs rescued him from the pub and they immediately won an NME competition to find the best-unsigned band of 2000. Next up the band were one of the winners at the prestigious music biz event In the City.
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