Eric Melvin(NOFX)Guitar,MC Greg Hetson(Bad Religion,Circle Jerks)Guitar Derek O'Brien(Social Distortion,Adolescents,DI,Agent Orange)Drums Steve Soto(Adolescents,Agent Orange,22 Jacks)Bass Singer-YOU!!
1) Melodic Hardcore band from São Bernardo do Campo, SP, Brazil.
2) A progressive trance alias of Simon Ellis, 1/2 of Zero Gravity.
3) French band from Montpellier (houdini.fr)
4) Polish rock band, including members of Plum and Woody Alien.
5) Australian monumental experimental/ambiental drone project.
6) Noisy garage-rock band from London, England
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1) THE pop-garage-rock band from So(u)lingen Rock City. www.thefloozies.de 2) A female trio from East Anglia, England. www.myspace.com/theflooziesmusic
The Grebs are a four piece dubdowncore band from Ripon, North Yorkshire. They are made up of Seth Nobarro (Lead guitar and vocals), Rat Armstrong-Lamb (Bass and whale noises), Josh F. Molloy (Second guitar) and James Astin (Drums).
There are five artists by the name of The Ghouls. During the 1960's The Ghouls were the music of writer and producer Gary Usher, best known for his work with the Beach Boys. The Ghouls combined the 60's trends for Hot Rods and Monster movies. "Dracula's Deuce" was released in 1964 featuring Rick Burns, Chuck Girard, Joe Kelly and Richard Podolor. The Ghouls are also a street punk band no longer releasing music in Philadelphia PA. Members have gone on to form Hate and War. http://www.myspace.com/hateandwar
The Riffs are heavily influenced by early punk bands, most notably the Sex Pistols, whose influence can be heard most prominently in the guitars, Sham 69 and the Dead Boys (they paid tribute to the Dead Boys on the cover of "Dead end Dream"). Like other bands that played the first wave of punk music, they were also fans of Protopunk like Eddie and the Hot Rods and The Velvet Underground, as displayed by their cover of "Waiting for the Man" on "Underground Kicks".