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What do you get when you mix a classically trained, post-punk, disco-head; a Latin freestyle, Chicago house freak turned minimal-techno auteur; and thousands of records? You get Brooklyn's anything but inbred child: RUNAWAY. The duo have been informing each other's tastes since meeting at the Sonic Groove record store in early 2000, but Jacques Renault and Marcos Cabral didn't start producing their sound together until 2006. Due to the dirty disco edit release "Shadows" backed with "Ain't Afraid to Beg" on Wurst Edits that gained them coveted spots on the Glimmers' Eskimo V Mix and the Lindstrom and Prins Thomas'...

Runaway Boys was the band that The Living End guitarist, Chris Cheney, and bassist, Scott Owen, formed in the early 1990s. The band played covers of 50's rock and rockabilly bands, such as the Stray Cats. The name of the band came from the Stray Cats song "Runaway Boys". The two were obsessed with the Stray Cats at the time. It later evolved into The Living End in 1994 after the original drummer Joe Piripitzi joined Cheney and Owen. The band recorded only a few songs, mainly covers, which are available in bootlegged format at the 23rd Precinct ([1]), a...

There are at least two bands with this name, none of which are to be mistaken for The Runaways. 1. A punk band from Calgary, AB and surrounding areas: http://wearenottherunaways.bandcamp.com http://effusionrecords.tumblr.com 2. British Downtempo Hip-Hop producers A.J. Kwame and Joe 2 Grand. Formerly known as RPM under which name they released singles on Mo Wax. In 1995 they changed their name to the Runaways (also known as Runaways UK) and were signed to Ultimate Dilemma in the UK and Three Sixty Records in the US. They recorded their debut album Classic Tales which was released in 1997. This was followed...