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Pomomofo describe themselves as "electropop wolves raised by the Chicago Bulls, by Big Audio Dynamite, by Rollerblades, by free downloads". They are also a band from Sydney, Australia. Their music has been dubbed electrotrash, kitsch dance-pop and computer rock among a host of other genre grappling terms. Whatever their style, Pomomofo infuse their songs with a sense of fun with their tongues planted firmly in cheek, calling themselves They have played the Homebake Festival, the Good Vibrations Festival, and with acts like Cassius, Midnight Juggernauts, the Presets, Cut Copy, Sneaky Sound System, Cornelius, The Faint and Hadouken. They have a...

There are at least four bands called Mofo: 1) Mofo was an alternative / indie rock band from Rīga, Latvia, formed in 2003. The band's self-titled debut album Mofo, released in 2006, brought them recognition in national level. Album included successful radio singles "Daudz Par Daudz", "Es Tevi Nopirkšu", "Nekas Nav Beidzies" and cover of "Mans Lielais Rakstāmgalds", which was originally written by other Latvian indie rock band, Baložu Pilni Pagalmi. Second record Raķete, released in spring 2008, was a step forward in their musical development. Founding guitarist Martins Elerts was replaced with Edgars Rubenis from Mona De Bo. His...

Formed shortly after witnessing a Mojo Nixon/Dead Milkmen show, the Sassy Mofos went on to become a legend in their own living room. They performed countless shows to nonstop imaginary applause. On a cold frosty morning in January of 1991 they were able to con 3 hours of studio time and released the time honored classic by those in the know: Debby's Not Home: which featured such classic tunes as "Postcards from Hell", "This Damn Couch" and "Elephant Love Song". Soon after the recording the band disbanded and vowed to start their 1st annual reunion tour some time in the...

The Mighty Mofos were a Minneapolis rock band with Ed Ackerson, Adam Fesenmaier, Bill Batson, Caleb Palmiter, Ernie Batson, Jim Boquist, Keith Patterson, Mike Reiter, Randy Weiss and Tommy Rey. .