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A history of pop icons: Jayn
Emerging from the various youth centers and high school auditoriums of Seattle, Jayn broke into the pop scene in 2007 with their debut album, Jaynifer. The band's latest album, Morning Sunshine, merges Kree's bubbly lyrics with effervescent strumming to fashion an effort bursting at the seams with teenage anthems. With standout tracks like "Apples," already certified platinum in Europe, Jayn can count on loads of future success.

 

o.0 me too


Rising from the seedy clubs of Los Angeles, Bob climbed to the top of the techno scene in 1967 with their debut album, Bob's 1st generation. The band's latest album, Bob Reloaded, joins Bob's ominous lyrics with thunderous drums to create a bevy of pulse-pounding scorchers. With standout tracks like "Bob's Revolution," look for Bob to be a major part in the techno landscape for years to come.



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A history of techno icons: Detriot
Forged in the cesspool known as Hell, Detriot ruptured onto the techno scene in 1967 with their debut album, its all about me. The band's latest album, Huddle, welds Schmuddle's ominous growls with crushing guitars to create an effort bursting at the seams with technical masterpieces. With standout tracks like "Kuddle," dominating radio airwaves far and wide, Detriot is an essential addition to any music lover's library.

 

Spawned in the bowels of Neo Japan, The Shuffle Alliance ripped their way into the metal scene in 1992 with their debut album, Shining Finger. The band's latest album, Erupting Burning Finger, joins Domon's earth-shattering screams with crashing drums to fabricate a disc overflowing with technical masterpieces. With standout tracks like "Burning Slash Typhoon," look for The Shuffle Alliance to be a major factor in the metal landscape for years to come.

You can tell what anime I've been watching.

 

Hailing from the deltas of Hell, Life Sucks found themselves at the top of the the blues scene in 2008 with their debut album, Everyone Dies. The band's latest album, Emos should Die, blends God's gruff whoops and hollars with moody Delta Blues to evoke the group's most satisfying brand of musical gumbo. With standout tracks like "DEATH IS THE BEGINNING," dominating radio airwaves far and wide, Life Sucks is an essential addition to any music lover's library.


another one. just for fun

 

Rising from the pits of Skankky, I love my wife burst onto the metal scene in 1967 with their debut album, I'm a virgin. The band's latest album, Mw wife cheated on me with my recently deceased brother, fuses Bill from accounting's haunting screams with booming atmospherics to create yet another disc full of pulse-pounding scorchers. With standout tracks like "I'm sterile and my wife is pregnant," the music of I love my wife appeals to metal fans and non-metal fans alike.

 

look out Yeah Yeah Yeahs, MGMT and Animal collective, we've come to claim Brooklyn.

A history of indie rock icons: Tasty Lightning
Hailing from their parent's basement in Brooklyn, New York, Tasty Lightning climbed to the top of the the indie rock scene in 2001 with their debut album, Deliciously Shocking. The band's latest album, Deliciouscharge, merges Jules's insightful vocals with jangling instrumentals to spark (HAHA UNINTENDED PUN) some seriously inspired creations. With standout tracks like "Strange Attractors," look for Tasty Lightning to be a major figure in the indie rock landscape for years to come.

 

Rising from the cesspool known as Toronto, FREAKING COVERED IN BEEEEEEEE'S! ripped their way into the metal scene in 1993 with their debut album, YA CALL THESE BAGELS!?. The band's latest album, YA CALL THESE BAGELS!? SUPER TURBO HD REMIX RELOADED ACCENT CORE FINAL MIX NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET ADDITION!, welds Jube's ominous growls with thunderous drums to concoct a record boiling over with technical masterpieces. With standout tracks like "LIKE A THUNDER MY RAGE......," don't be surprised if you find FREAKING COVERED IN BEEEEEEEE'S! at the top of the metal charts and beyond.

 

A history of indie rock icons: Whoever Sings It
After starting out in an abandoned laundromat in Keswick, Ontario, Whoever Sings It found themselves at the top of the the indie rock scene in 2001 with their debut album, That One Album.... The band's latest album, That Other Album..., mixes Ninel Federov's irreverent vocals with modish Brit-Pop to create some seriously inspired crowd pleasers. With standout tracks like "The Song With The Cool Fiddle Solo," the music of Whoever Sings It appeals to indie rock fans and non-indie rock fans alike.

Durhur, I like this. c:

 

A history of rock icons: 1x1

After polishing their musical chops for years as a Billy Idol tribute band in Moss Point, MS, 1x1 shot to the top of the rock scene in 1996 with their debut album, Blood Sex and Booze. The band's latest album, A **** load of fun, blends Ziggy Phoenix's dynamic anthems with unhinged power chords to evoke an album highlighting fist-pumping rock. With standout tracks like "Anklet Of The Gods," look for 1x1 to be a major legend in the rock landscape for years to come.
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A history of metal icons: Jækzime
Rising from the bowels of Statesville, Jækzime ripped their way into the metal scene in 2007 with their debut album, WHERE THE HELL IS MY SHOE?. The band's latest album, I CAN'T FIND MY DAMN WIFE, joins Janime's punishing snarls with blazing guitars to produce an album teeming with pulse-pounding scorchers. With standout tracks like "I Accidentally Death Metal," look for Jækzime to be a major factor in the metal landscape for years to come.​

 

<h4>A history of pop icons: Fingerbang</h4>
<p>Hailing from the back yards of South Park, Fingerbang busted down the doors of the pop scene in 2006 with their debut album, <em>Fingerbang</em>. The band's latest album, <em>Juicy Finger</em>, mixes Eric Cartman's saccharine compositions with energetic guitar work to fashion a record brimming with uber-memorable tunes. With standout tracks like "I Wanna Fingerbang You All Night Long," dominating radio airwaves far and wide, Fingerbang is an essential addition to any music lover's library. </p>

 

Sweet!

A history of rock icons: Ke-ki!

After polishing their musical chops for years in the smokey bars of Tokyo, Ke-ki! broke into the rock scene in 1985 with their debut album, Okashi. The band's latest album, Pocky pa-ti!, joins together Lyanne's melodramatic anthems with uncorked power chords to generate genre defining album chocked full of rock and roll at its finest. With standout tracks like "Nechinechi gomu," don't be surprised if you find Ke-ki! at the top of the rock charts and beyond.

 

A history of indie rock icons: Technicolor Pulse
Originally formed in their parent's living room in New York, Technicolor Pulse broke into the indie rock scene in 2008 with their debut album, Falling From Within. The band's latest album, Sour Spectrums, joins Haley's gritty vocal narratives with smart guitars to spark another collection of retro-inspired concoctions. With standout tracks like "Classic Glamour," already certified platinum in Europe, Technicolor Pulse can count on loads of future success.

 

Yes.

I would buy every album.

 

Success! c:

 

A history of metal icons: Welcome Darkness
Forged in the back alleys of Bluefield, Welcome Darkness ruptured onto the metal scene in 2000 with their debut album,Godless Nights. The band's latest album, Satanic Soldier, fuses Demetrio's earth-shattering screams with booming atmospherics to generate a solid record chock full of pulse-pounding scorchers. With standout tracks like "Our World," don't be surprised if you find Welcome Darkness at the top of the metal charts and beyond.

 

Numbah won hit.​

 

Spawned in the wasteland better known as Africa, Yo Dawgs soared to the top of the techno scene in 2008 with their debut album, Yo Yo YO. The band's latest album, This is awe time, dawg, welds B-Do's deafening wails with biting guitar solos to create an album teeming with spine-tingling classics. With standout tracks like "YO," don't be surprised if you find Yo Dawgs at the top of the techno charts and beyond.

 

Hailing from their parent's garage in Los Angeles, Your Mother's Moustache found themselves at the top of the the indie rock scene in 1985 with their debut album, A CD of Songs. The band's latest album, A CD of More Songs, combines Bono's impeccable vocal narratives with harmony driven instrumentals to somehow pump out some seriously inspired rave-ups. With standout tracks like "This is a Song that I'm Singing About a Song," don't be surprised if you find Your Mother's Moustache at the top of the indie rock charts and beyond.