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There is more than 1 artist called Pregnant: 1 - Pregnant is the name of a solo project from Placerville, CA by Daniel Trudeau. 2 - Pregnant is also a punk band from Brooklyn, NY. Biography: 1 - Pregnant is the name of a solo project from Placerville, CA by Daniel Trudeau. Being pregnant doesn’t sound like much fun. You get huge, everything hurts, it’s hard to walk upstairs, and you can’t drink gin. I don’t even want to go into the whole giving birth thing, because that seems like a real struggle. However, Pregnant is a pretty good band...

colloquialsoundrecordings.com: "Naked. "My Game Doesn't Have a Name" is A Pregnant Light unadorned. Stripped to its core elements. Riff, melody, harmony and rhythm. Love, fear and pain. Life, and death. A Pregnant Light creator Damian R. Master recently stood at a crossroads. The project had evolved beyond metaphor. The multi-instrumentalist, vocalist and songwriter once cloaked the music in obscurities. Sprawling arrangements. Complicated language. A humming crackling cassette. Abstraction. But the new work demanded clarity. A direct line from head to voice to heart to hands to you. A new APL was birthed. DRM refers to the entity's product as "purple...

myspace all free demos and live recordings available here at phil's fansite A mostly naked Phil Buckman of Flagstaff, Ariz., a Zoom RhythmTrak 234 and the song "Hey, Hot Bitches (Gimme Some Pussy)" gave birth to what was perhaps the most amazing one-man live acts in the history of music. A roadie in 2002 for punk act Stab City Slit Wrists (whose vocalist came up with the name), IHYWYP came about when the band needed an opening act in Portland, Ore. His fame peaked around 2003 and 2004, as his demos - five in all before dropping the show -...

An unsigned Sheffield Ukulele band that performs a variety of humorous eclectic renditions. Pete McKee: Ukulele Shaun Doane: Vocals/Harmonica Richard 'Bails' Bailey: Ukulele Toby Foster: Ukulele Charley McKee: Ukulele (top end) Klive Humberstone: Ukulele Ginger Dave:Ukulele (bottom end) .