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Hyperbowl

Hyperbowl started in a lunch break at university on the grassy verge. Matt was eating a wrap and getting ready for his outdoors gardening labour. I was rather cold in shorts before football in the winter season. we decided to do a project based on the word Hyperbowl.
'practising' went from playing pavement covers in my room, to playing under jason's clothes line to borrowing nikhil's room. once the membership of tom, ben, tim and matt (and the floating chris and bramble) fused together we did some gigs in sheffield, did a record in portsmouth and a show in brussels of all places.

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Trev Gibb

Narc Magazine says "Bloody fantastic. Trev Gibb is sure to appeal to both the loved up and the loved out " Just Gimme Indie Rock says "His voice is filled with heartache and emotion" --- Trev Gibb is a singer-songwriter based in Newcastle Upon Tyne. His songs vary from full-band backed power-pop styled songs to quieter, reflective and ironic acoustic and piano tunes. Nervous EP is his most recent mini CDR release which can be purchased via his myspace page. He is currently working on some new recordings, with Dave Brewis of Field Music helping to record and provide backing.

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The Rivals

As always, there seems to be more than one group with a name like this 1)The Rivals were a UK punk band from Ramsgate, in existence from 1976-1981. Originally formed by childhood friends Mark Edwards (guitar, vocals) and Paul Leinster (bass, vocals), they soon added Mark Hebden (drums). The most well known lineup for the band, and the one that produced the vast majority of music that you can find from them, came about when Hebden left the band, to be replaced by Paul Daley on drums.

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Rivals

There is more than one artist with this name: 1) RIVALS released their debut single, COLLIDE, on limited edition 7" on 1st May 2006. It was playlisted on XFM, Virgin Radio, BBC 6 Music and also played on BBC Radio 1's Zane Lowe show and many more. Rivals supported The Strokes on their recent visit to Ireland and played at the 02 Wireless Festival at Hyde Park, London in June 2006 with The Strokes, The Ranconteurs, Dirty Pretty Things. The band also performed at Vital 06 and recently toured with Fightstar.

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The Deep End

The Deep End was a band from Watertown, NY consisting of Adam Maguire (The 65 Film Show,) Mike DeMarco (Between Walls, ex-The Score, Good Morning Reality, ex-Alabama Blacksnake) and Josh Hagen (Collective Funtime Band, ex-Dead End, ex-Curse What's Sacred) in the fall of 2002. Many shows and an EP later they broke up in 2003 when Mike moved to NYC and Adam was sent to war with the Army. A brief reunion may or may not have happened in 2004 when Mike moved back to Upstate NY and Adam came back for a few months before ultimately moving away but Adam did play at least one acoustic show in 2004.

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The Wutars

Alex Gold - vox/guitar/songs Maz Manzini - vox/guitar/songs Alex Kew - vox/guitar/songs Alex Valentine - The Bass Samuel Terrific - The Drums High Wycombe – Population 92,295 + 5 lads on a guitar-charged melodic quest. Five lads who quite rightly refuse to succumb to small town nothingness, five lads with an unbreakable passion for music: Ladies and gentlemen: Introducing THE WUTARS. ‘I would like to leave this city, this old town don’t smell too pretty’- Noel Gallagher Dec ’94

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The Wellingtons

There are two musical groups called The Wellingtons: 1. An Australian power-pop group.
2. An American folk group - -
1. The Wellingtons (power-pop) Australia’s The Wellingtons continue to inject all that is cute, smart, and sweet into their crafted up-beat power pop tunes. It’s the sound that’s brought them devoted fans in the U.S, Canada and Spain and major success in Japan where their first two albums have not only sold strongly but led the band to tour live houses, packed with smiling fans in many of their major cities.

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Teenage Kicks

This Houston band together came three punks wanted to pay tribute to 77' punk and power-pop. Features ex-members of Die, Emperor! Die! and A Silhouette. They lasted about a year, and are now broken up.

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