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Maldita Nerea

Maldita Nerea lo forman Jorge Ruiz Flores a la voz y la guitarra, Carlos Molina al bajo, Luis Gomez a la guitarra y Sergio Bernal a la bateria. Con una media de edad de 25 años, este cuarteto de Murcia lleva bastantes años preparandose para el lanzamiento definitivo de su carrera. Todos han pasado por diferentes formaciones y proyectos hasta coincidir en Maldita Nerea. Todo ha sido cuestion de perseverancia, ganas de superarse y fe en sí mismos.

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Good Riddance

Good Riddance is a band hailing from Santa Cruz, California. They formed in 1986 and after over twenty years, eight albums, and countless tours, played their farewell show in 2007. They played fast and explosive punk and hardcore music that was heavily influenced by the early American hardcore scene. The lyrical themes varied from political protests and analysis of the American society, to personal struggles and alienation. On occasion, the band had also been known to write slower, sometimes romantic songs.

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Dorie Jackson

Having grown up with a musician, it was no surprise that Dorie decided to follow in her fathers footsteps and try a career in music. Dorie started her professional singing career as a backing vocalist for Francis Dunnery. They soon formed a firm friendship and began writing together. In the interim, Francis introduced Dorie to many great musicians and writers, one of which was Chris Difford. Francis was producing Chris' first solo record I Didn't Get Where I Am and he brought Dorie in to do backing vocals. .

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Foxes!

Foxes! are an experimental project founded by Adam and Kayla Bell along with now-departed Daniel Pacrami, in a garden in Oxford in the winter of 2005. Originally a five-piece under the name The Hola Thirties, featuring drummer Sam Robinson and guitarist Hamish Burnett, the two members parted company prompting Kayla to start learning the drums. They played their first gig in the Port Mahon venue in Oxford that December.

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the mojo fins

It was never going to end. How could it? You can't just switch off the need to write music. When The Mojo Fins vocalist and guitarist Jon Chandler was tragically killed in a road accident in May, 2007, there were many who wondered if the band could continue. Stephen (vocals/guitar), Steve (bass/keys) and Dave (drums) did not. They knew it had to: because music, like friendship, transcends death, and the dream that four school mates once swore they'd make a reality lives on.

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