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There are at least four bands with the name DRUGS. 1) Drugs is the lo-fi musical duo of Richard Alaridand Aaron Palacios. They are those dusty, mysterious cassettes and polaroids lying around your house. Not shouting from a professional studio, but from bare-bones bedroom novellas of nostalgia-induced hyperbole and garage dub droning surf bliss cramped by a constantly changing society. 2) A noise-punk band based out of Philadelphia, PA. 3) Drugs: The Mis-Americans,(Rx) was a band with a critically acclaimed debut album and an underground reputation for a live show that rivals the best on the jam band circuit. 4)...

New Jersey garage punk. Their music employs big, solid riffs flung from multiple electric guitars, memorable choruses and tons of energy. .

Store n Forward are Christian Steinweg and Thomas Boldt, German trance producers and DJs. They are also known as 'Boldt & Steinweg'. The roots of Store N Forward go back to the year 1998 when two young men from Hamburg, Germany got to know each other by chance. Interning in the same firm and sharing the interest of the "new" electronic sound, trance, Thomas Boldt and Christian Steinweg became friends quickly. Store N Forward was finally founded in 2001. As the years have gone by, not only has their studio developed, but also the quality and sound of their music....

THE LOCAL ART are a four piece indie band from Japan formed in 1996 by Satoshi Okada(Vo.&Dr.) and Ikko Ono(Ba.) as band name "SHAMPOOHAT" In 2002, they changed their name to "THE LOCAL ART" and Yokouchi Takemasa(Gt.) and Manabu Inagaki(Ba.) joined the band with Ikko changing to Guitar. This band is know for the unusual band composition where Drummer is the Vocal. .

3rd Storee formed in 1997 in South-Central Los Angeles, California and had four members: Kevontay, D'Smoove, Jay-R, and Lil Man (now known as K. Young). The group sought to succeed groups like New Edition and The Jackson Five, and were given that chance when they were signed to Edmonds Entertainment by Tracey Edmonds. While on this label, the men of 3rd Storee toured with N'Sync and Britney Spears. In 1999, they released their self-titled debut album which had five tracks produced by Babyface. One of these tracks, "If Ever", was released as a single. The album's other single was "Party...