Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
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100% working class Oi! music from Holland Many times Evil Conduct was compared with legendary Oi! bands from the early eighties. They were even nicknamed "the Dutch Last Resort". Although the band regards this as a big compliment it is obvious that Evil Conduct has its own identity with its own distinctive sound. Their music may be classified as basic, straight-in-yer-face, sing-along working class Oi! with powerfull vocals.
A young band with five primary players scattered around East London making some d.i.y. folkpop music. Formed in late 2006 as a duo to explore open-mic night hotspots with guitars in hand, they have gone on to acquire a drummer, flugelhornist/flautist and bassist. What you can hear here is their recorded music to date - four collections of songs: 'A house and everything in it', 'Supermalt EP', 'Will it grow back? EP' and the latest offering 'Stranger Than The Weather'. The latter shows the band testing out their fullest sound yet and is replete with big harmonies and a string-section.
Calvinball are a four piece pop-punk band from Sheffield. They feature Dave (guitar and vocals), Matt (bass and vocals), Conor (drums) and Joe (guitar). You can find their myspace here: http://www.myspace.com/thisiscalvinball
Jamie's Elsewhere is from Sacramento, California, and was formed after the demise of Mozart Season in 2005 and are currently signed to Victory Records. Their sound is mellower than Mozart Season was, but still incorporate keyboard/piano elements. Some have compared Jamie's Elsewhere with bands such as Chiodos because of the ambient rock sound combined with raw screams and vocal variation. However, on their latest album, They Said a Storm Was Coming, their sound has been compared to the flourishing electronic-hardcore sound which hosts bands like Of Mice & Men and Asking Alexandria.
Crashed Out formed in 1995 their first album: 'This is our Music' was released in 1996 and in 1998 the second 'Here Now & Real' album was born. The band have appeared on multiple compilations over the years and in 2000 a new line up was formed with Chris Wright on vocals and Decca Wade on drums. In 2001 the third album "Back For More" was self released. The band have played extensively in the UK and also all over Europe.