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More than one artist is represented here. 1. Described as "incendiary" and "provocative," South Philadelphia's GET FUCKED have done little to allow such comments to get to their head. Formed in 1993, this band played shows in Philadelphia and South Jersey with the likes of classic hardcore bands Policy of Three, Assfactor 4, Heroin, and Crud is a Cult before disbanding in August of 1994. Over the years, the members have kept themselves busy with other bands such as Tornado of Knives, Neil Perry, Turmoil, LickGoldenSky, and the Now. By the end of 2002, all of the original members found...

There are mutliple artists with this name: 1) Fuck Off is a Spanish thrash metal band that formed in 1986. They have two full length releases: Another Sacrifice and Hell On Earth. After Hell On Earth the band split-up in 1990. Josep Casas moved to a thrash band called Barbarian. They reunited in 2010 and released Smile as You Kill in 2013. 2) Fuck Off is a swedish constellation with Stefan Sundström, Johan Johansson & Guld-Lars (both from the Swedish punk band KSMB), Pappa Mats and maybe some other members. They play lots of famous covers but with other lyrics....

Bandmembers: Frank D. Generic, Ara Slack, Yula Beeri, Sturg Fuckin' Hipster, Nico de Gaillo We are a new band featuring members of mostly current, with a couple of non-active, but not broken-up bands like Choking Victim, The Degenerics, Leftover Crack, the Slackers, Nanuchka and Casa de Chihuahua with honorary members from bands like the Bouncing Souls, World/Inferno Friendship Society and the Hold Steady (all of whom play on the two demo tracks we have decided to debut on this myspace page). .

Fuckpony is the latest project by US producer in Berlin Jay Haze and Samim, his Swiss collaborator and it's going to you on a ride through the roots of dance music, so hold on tight! Haze and Samim are best known for their stripped back, quirky techno on Haze's Contexterrior and Tuning Spork labels, but for Fuckpony, they wanted to try something different. .

IT’S the summer of 2009 and You Already Know (otherwise known as YAK) are riding a wave of public goodwill afforded to very few bands. Following a more traditional incarnation which culminated in a support slot with The Deftones at the Glasgow Academy, YAK’s transformation to the sans-vocals outfit they are today is confirmed by the release of their debut album, Stop Whispering. Reviews for Stop Whispering are universally positive – full of praise for a sound that is unashamedly heavy and undeniably Scottish. The Scottishness is apparent despite the fact that the entire album features just two lines of...