punk rock

1. (ｄｏａ) doa is a Japanese hard rock band currently under the Giza Studio label. The band is named after a single letter of each of the members' names: Daiki Yoshimoto, Shinichiro Ohta, and Akihito Tokunaga.
Two of the band's singles, "Eiyuu" and "Aoi Kajitsu", were used as opening theme songs for the 2004-2005 tokusatsu TV series Ultraman Nexus. Shiro no Jumon was used as an ending theme song for Saiyuki Reload Gunlock.
They consist of 3 members:
吉本 大樹 (Daiki Yoshimoto)　< Vo >
大田 紳一郎 (Shinichiro Ohta)　< Vo / Gt >

Read more about Doa on Last.fm.

Wat Tyler was an English punk rock band known for their eclectic style, surreal humour, and inside jokes. The band produced a number of EPs and albums on different record labels, including Rugger Bugger and Lookout! Records. They took their name from Wat Tyler the leader of the English peasants' revolt of 1381.

Heckle was a melodic hardcore/punk rock band from New Jersey, United States. Brandishing a unique blend of West Coast melody with East Coast fury, Heckle were somewhat reminiscent of the early New York and DC hardcore bands, yet the band brought a fresh new perspective to this old school format. Formed in the summer of 1994 by guitarist Steve Cunningham, bass player Chris Whalen, guitarist Eric Arikian and vocalist Chris Baglieri, Heckle (briefly named "Lick") found original drummer Tim Caspare to complete the group.

My Computer are a duo from Manchester, UK. My Computer released their debut album in 2002, a time at which similar artists were more than plentiful and more established, Beck and Super Furry Animals to name a few, however My Computer brought something new to the scene, The ability to effortlessly use a large handful of genres and make them work seamlessly together. "Vulnerabilia" was regarded as a masterpiece among small online communities and a handful of music magazines also picked up on this release.