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The Extra Glenns are a band made up of Franklin Bruno of Nothing Painted Blue and John Darnielle of The Mountain Goats. They were something of an underground legend in the 90's, recording tracks for singles and some compilations. Both artists however started concentrating on their own solo work, though as their popularity grew they continued to work together when possible. A show at the 2000 San Francisco Noise Pop Festival found an unexpected crowd in attendance with exceeding interest with fans coming from as far away as New York just for the Extra Glenns. They decided then that it...
Canadian band best known for their 1980's hit, "I Can't Stand Still". The songs' popularity was in part due to a popular animated video created for it. The band featured Leon Stevenson. .
An indie rock group from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania currently signed to Punk Rock Payroll in South Philly, The Extraordinaires are a unique act. Their albums are released as handmade, hand-screened cloth-bound storybooks. Their shows are theatrical and energetic. Their singer's guitar is shaped like a fish.
The Extraordinaires have produced three full-length albums to date. Their first, "Ribbons of War," is a brilliant themed CD telling the operatic love tale of the brooding Captain, the fair Annelies, and their forbidden love. Their second full-length - "Short Stories" - is a collection of stand-alones featuring tracks such as "The Arsonist" "Warehouse Song"...
An extreme regressive grindgore project developed to dominate the world influencing the society through subliminal message hidden in an unique lyrics, written in language composed of croaking in English, mumbling in Polish as well as croaking and mumbling in general.
All songs were created in a half an hour at the outside, including composition, recording, processing and performing symphonic arrangements (it does not matter they could not be heard). .
Bad Luck 13 Riot Extravaganza were a Hardcore band from Philadelphia. Although never gaining an impressive amount of popularity, Bad Luck 13 (as they're commonly nicknamed) were notorious for their live shows; to quote their Resurrection A.D. Records page: "Unlike anything you would see in even your most terrifying nightmare, a typical Bad Luck 13 performance was composed mainly of a whole lot of wrestling, blood, and mayhem. The band’s skull-crushing set was not for the weak of stomach, but was any pyromaniac’s dream. While beating the living pulp out of their fellow band mates with blunt objects such as...