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1 Up 1 Down |
Ever changing moods |
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Addano |
I know, or rather can’t remember. |
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Angry Sole |
Probably the best fucking heavy rock band
on the planet. |
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Ascension |
honest Christian musicians |
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Arse |
Three words: Feck! Arse! Drink! |
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Belstar |
Have emerged with a unique sound and memorable
melodies. |
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Blaze |
The doggies cohones! |
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Blue Monkey |
More monkey than blue. |
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Bluster |
Bring your tools and heal your brain. |
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Boy called Betty |
Rock pop punk shaken not stirred |
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Calmer |
To calm to give us any text |
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The Cats |
Chick rock! USA style! Every boys [wet]
dream. |
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Cerulean Blue |
Truly inspired by the words of Buck Rogers |
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Choker |
Rousing, power driven music. |
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The Chimes |
.This band is a glimpse into the future. |
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Clare's Otherworld |
is basically me and anyone who works with
me at the time, |
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Control Z |
are becoming a regular name in the dance-scene |
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cor-crane |
don't know what it means,it just sounds good
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Curious Oyster |
Bewildering, but in a good way, expectations
be dammed. |
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Dallas Prison |
The yin and yang is gracefylly balanced |
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Dan T's Inferno |
The melancholy/glamour/strangeness of everyday
life |
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Dave Sexy |
An alter ego, for amusement purposes only. |
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Deckchair |
Deckchair, a band not to be pigeon holed into
one style of music |
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Dead after dark |
Energetic roots rock with strong songs. |
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The Dead in Christ |
Punk rock music from Ireland |
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Dr Jan [guru] |
It's Japanese pronunciation of jungle |
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Doris |
The futures bright, the future is Doris. |
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The Drowning Boats |
They are young with a passion for Powerpop |
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Eternal Energy |
This is music to make your soul shimmer! |
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Famous Sons |
Go on Emma, give our guitars back. |
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Ferrymen - The |
. . . and there was only one 'F' in Ferrymen |
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Firedaze |
Roots dance, the traditional music of the
21st century |
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Flaming June |
Emotive, Captivating, Dark |
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Forget the down |
Arse kicking punk's from London |
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Fuzzbird |
...the Byrds with fuzz... |
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Garfields Birthday |
was the title of one of our earliest songs. |
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The Gladys |
like swiggin' supermarket sherry |
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Godboy |
Beantown's answer to Beck, maybe! |
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Grasp |
A rather cool outfit that play some rather
nice pop-rock. |
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The Hamptons |
Catchy, wryly British |
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The Holsteins |
Are likely to rock park lands, river banks
and Walkmans. |
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Honeygun |
Like Brighton Rock but without the toothache |
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Idiot Bear |
The musical equivalent of Bryan Adams
head in a jar. |
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Indian Runner |
Dark- Twisted- Storytelling. |
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Inhaler |
Industrial Techno-Guitar Pioneers |
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Interstate |
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Jade |
Born in Oz, rocks in England. |
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Jeg |
Slang for ‘irn-bru’. |
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The Machine Stops |
The Machine Stops is a solo project |
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Magic Music |
Make a rare sound, they have digested the
rules. Now theyre going breaking them. |
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Malice in Wonderland |
A free peace sweet band with acid tendencies |
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Marine Time Keepers |
Aaagh, think about any band who have made
romantic popsongs in the past!!! |
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Maldune |
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Michael Eric Dowey |
Definitely and unashamedly Pop! |
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The Marked |
Weirdy Punky alternative-y New Wave. |
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Memil |
Are dedicated to writing and performing good
songs. |
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Monitor Liz |
Being naive keeps the music fresh - ask any
old pro! |
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Monkey Boy |
A quirky slightly disturbed outfit. |
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Morph |
We are Welsh! |
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Moth Conspiracy |
An effeminate version of The Who. |
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MRG |
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Norman Collins |
Everyone in the band can beat me up...... |
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Oli - pop |
Oli is doing by himself |
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The Original Mind |
The hardest band at 25 Records |
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Osmosis |
Light, melodic + firm (like Sylvia's breasts) |
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Otherworld |
Transcends into different dimensions of consciousness |
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Parkstone Dub Foundation |
All white shoes and handbags. |
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Pharos |
Gavin dosn't feel like answering questions. |
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Phil Lewis |
Eclectic rock/pop utilising a variety of influences |
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Plastik |
Sexy n subservient songs. |
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Popshop |
A lot of guitars and a lot of melody with
soft vocals |
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Pronghorn |
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Purple Doves |
Weird but wonderful!!! |
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Radium 88 |
Interact! Engage! Subvert! |
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Red Ash |
They're eclectric, but charming,
they're annoying and beautiful. |
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Red Vision Shores |
The music draws its influence from the American
alternative rock scene |
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Riser |
a rather tasty brand of influenced power pop. |
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Robert Bevan |
folk/rock/pop/ballards with some soul and
sense of tradition |
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Round Wound |
Head-burstingly gorgeous pop. |
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Sandy Shores |
a Parisian band with an English singer |
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Shiver Slinky |
Guitar based with Tribal and Ethnic drums |
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The Shopliftingangels |
a massive fuel injection for people around
the world. |
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Smiler |
Catchy no nonsense straight-ahead rock-pop |
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Soft Cotton County |
Atmospheric, thinking-person's pop |
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Spindrift |
Watch top of the pops! Id rather have
Gary Glitter to baby-sit. |
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Spotless |
Spotless are cool and they fucking rock. |
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Stoker |
Layabouts at school, now layabouts at work. |
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Soul Sound 3 |
They are both electric and electronic, existing
in harmonious symbiosis. |
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Tantrum |
They often get arrested for stealing daffodils |
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Trimatics |
indie-jangly pop and knock-out charm from
Sweden |
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Trophy Wife |
She Cooks! She Shops! She Rocks! |
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U.K.Heights |
Our intent is to realize a dream that is...U.K.Heights. |
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USN |
Organised chaos / chaotic organisation well
and truly done |
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V.element |
As communicators of both the dark and light
sides of the soul, V.element give fabulous new meaning to
the expression "song and dance". |
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Velma |
A gloriously tuneful and energetic six piece |
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The Visitors |
shake well, stand back and you have The Visitors! |
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Walking Wounded |
London is a hotbed of undiscovered talent
judging by the Walking Wounded's wry lyrics... |
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The Wedge |
We all met in a pub while trying to buy speed
that turned out to be Lemsip |
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Weekend with Adam |
Weekend with Adam could very well be the next
James. |
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X-Hail |
Oxford's blistering Indie-pop rockers |
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