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1) Happy Birthday is a Japanese band consisting of Kisa (songwriter, guitar) and Akko (drums) based in Tokyo, Japan. HAPPY BIRTHDAY formed in February 2010 and signed with Sony Music Associated Records Inc. in 2011.
2) Happy Birthday is Kyle Thomas (aka King Tuff), Chris Weisman, and Ruth Garbus. They formed in November 2008 to play one show at the punk-space “Tinderbox” RIP), in their hometown Brattleboro, Vermont. Kyle needed a band to play his new pop songs because he was too scared to play by himself. They enjoyed playing with each other...
HAPPY CYCLE MANIA is a band in Overdrive’s 2007 eroge キラ☆キラ (Kira Kira). .
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1.Formed by Peter Williams and Mick Smith in 1977, The Particles were part of the punk explosion begun by the Ramones in the US, the Sex Pistols in the UK and The Saints in Australia, but they soon evolved to become a popular act in the post-punk ‘little bands’ scene. Part of their appeal lay in their irreverence: they described themselves as ’80s bubblegum’ on their business card. The melodic Particles sound is reflected...
Happy The Clown strive to make hypnotic music that they describe as "free-form freakout", although "heavy shoegaze-and-psychedelic-inflected post-punk" may be a relevant assessment as well.
Comprised by bassist Stephen "Happy" Muccini, guitarist Al "Alfa" Nahabedian and Spike on keyboards, the Boston MA-area band began in 1988 following the breakup of Steve and Al's punk band Jetset. Taking their name from a toy clown that Al won in a carnival, the new band found the boys treading into more repetitive and trance-inducing dark-rock waters.
Happy The Clown's performances often feature projections of Super 8 films that the band created and spliced...
Happy Days is a black metal duo that originally began in Sarasota, Florida as a solo project consisting of guitarist/bassist/vocalist A. Morbid who started the group by himself at 14 years old in the year 2004. But music wasn't released until he recorded three demos under the Happy Days name in 2007. In 2008, Karmageddon (Managarm, Wedard, Griefthorn) joined the band as the permanent drummer and has contributed to every release since. The only exception is the "Children of Failure" split, where (in fact) a drum machine was used and had its songs written entirely by A. Morbid.
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