After spending his childhood in the San Fernando Valley and his formative post-adolescent years in Berkeley, Dan Murphy became a part of Eagle Rock's rapidly growing vegetarian elementary school teacher poet musician scene.
Blaggers, chancers, punks and urban poets - MILK KAN began as a two piece back at the end of 2003, as Scrappy Hood and Jimmy Blade picked up mothers` guitars and busked to the capital`s trains, tubes and very late night buses. Following the release of their bedroom recorded debut in 2004 they swapped public transport busking for the lower east side of New York City, gigging at local open mic haunts before returning to London and signing for PIAS records.
"Skatch...Not out to change the world, Not out to change your life, but to wake up in your girlfriends bed..." A pop punk band from Birmingham, comprising of Lewis (lead vocals and guitar), Rob (backup vocals and bass) Stumpy (drums) and Russ (trombone).
There are atleast 2 Bands named 'Dead Flowers' 1.
Alternative-rock-pop band from Auckland, New Zealand that released material through Wildside records in the 90's. Dead Flowers were signed by Wildside records in 1992, they released their first single 'Lisa' which reached 27 on the New Zealand charts. Later in the year they released their debut album 'Skin of A Stone' which was recorded at Phil Rudd's (AC/DC) recording studio in Tauranga, NZ. In December '93 they released their second album 'Sweetfish'. Their third and final album was a self titled album that was released early 1998.
Mike Doughty (born June 10, 1970, in Fort Knox, Kentucky) is an American indie and alternative rock singer-songwriter and author. The former frontman of Soul Coughing barely sounds like his former self. Doughty began writing solo songs in 1995, but nothing materialized until Soul Coughing broke up in 2000, at which point Doughty began touring solo with his acoustic guitar after becoming clean and sober. Skittish was finally released to the masses along with the EP Rockity Roll on the ATO record label.
Corn Mo (aka Jon Cunningham) is a singer, keyboardist, and accordion player from Texas. Known for Busey Boy, his songs are usually comedic with a bit of glam rock influence. He recently toured with They Might Be Giants and The Polyphonic Spree and has recently opened for Ben Folds. He is also a member of the band .357 Lover. Corn Mo has a personal Myspace page and a blog & official site.
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Dismantled is the sole product of Gary Zon whose unique blend of progressive electro-pop rock has crossed boundaries, meshing everything from the pop of Paula Abdul to the grind of Nine Inch Nails into a sonic attack like no other. The band's quick critical acclaim from fans and reviewers alike has found them a home on Metropolis Records, one of the biggest electronic alternative labels in the US featuring artists like Mindless Self Indulgence, Bauhaus, and VNV Nation, just to name a few.
Kids Can't Fly formed in May 2006 with the intention of giving the Southampton ska-punk scene a kick. Members were brought in from many local and national bands, including Zero Consent, Schoolboy Error, Fandangle, Toupé, Speaking of Losers, After Thought, The Generators, Harpoon Larsen and many others. Between the members, they already had a huge amount of stage and song-writing experience, so adapted quickly into writing new songs.