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Having picked up a second-hand guitar in 1985, and learning from Calvin Johnson, Lois Maffeo's first band was Lumihoops, with Sharon Berman and Jan Brock. They only played live once, at the Smithfield Cafe, but can be heard on the Yoyo Recordings compilation Throw.
Her second band, The Cradle Robbers, was formed with future The Spinanes member Rebecca Gates. They released one track on the compilation Red Hot + Bothered/Indie Rock Guide To Dating before disbanding.

Turboweekend formed in Copenhagen in 2006, as a lovechild between the sexier parts of the city's underground rock/pop, and the increasingly popular and diverse electronic club scene. They signed their first deal with CPH Rec in 2007 and released their debut album ’Night Shift’ in Denmark that same October. An album that nominated the group for Best Act of The Year in the two biggest award shows in Denmark (P3 Gold and Zulu Awards), and which featured the single Into You, a 'Can’t Miss Hit' on P3 (Ugens Uundg

Some disambiguation. There are several Kites, it seems. 1. Hailing from Castlemaine, Victoria, Austraila. The Kites is a prime example of when three pretty boys come together to write safe revitailist music. With ex Kiwi Travis on Vocals on Guitar, how could you go wrong? 2. New York's Kites a.k.a Jean-Philip Grobler 3. The Kites from Austin, Texas - alt-country-ish. Formed 2005. Members: Levy Johnson writes, sings, plays guitar and piano. John Logan fills in with guitar and harmonies. Cody Johnson provides the thump while Buzzy Wendtland bangs skins.

Read more about The Kites on Last.fm.

There are at least thirteen artists who go by the name Alex: Alex Chu (알렉스)(1) Korean male singer in the group Clazziquai. Recently, he has been in many OST soundtracks, using his English name, Alex. Born and raised in Canada, he speaks Korean and English fluently and often sings in a mixture of Korean and English in his songs. Alex released his first solo album, "My Vintage Romance" in 2008.