Streak | ms
There are 3 bands by the name of Mean Streak: A Hardcore band from New Zealand, a Progressive Rock band from Pennsylvania, and a Swedish Metal band.
1) Mean Streak are a newish Hardcore band from Hamilton. Rising from the ashes of This Is This and containing members from many well known past/current hardcore bands in NZ, they haven't had that much trouble finding their feet and gaining a following in the local hardcore scene. Similar musically to This Is This, Mean Streak seem to be more mature lyrically. Mean Streak's influences include Blood For Blood and Death Threat.
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Armed with an inspiring work ethic, a nonstop touring regimen and most importantly, great songs, The Sunstreak have been bringing their own brand of Rock to the rest of the world since 2005. The Sunstreak, based out of Rochester NY is comprised of Jason Sarkis (bass), Tony Rebis (vocals), Jack Flynn (guitar, vocals), Gary Foster (drums), and David Schuler (guitar, synth, vocals). The Sunstreak has released their self-titled and self produced debut full length on B and W Records. The band has hit the ground running since the Summer of 2006 on the Vans Warped Tour, selling just over 25,000...
Space Streakings creates hyper-speed meltdown noise, a thick hysterical barrage of galloping electronic percussion, horns, whistles, samples and shouted Japanese vocals, achieving a disjointed level of frenzy that suggests a flooding factory full of workers scrambling for the exits in a blind panic. Far more boisterous and a lot less methodical than American industrialists, the quartet rushes in and around its tracks, layering bits on to a point of distraction in which chaos would come as a welcome relief. .
Below are online comments about their songs and music, primarily 'Body Work':
"Ha Ha, now some of you will be saying these lads had one too many pills and lost the plot and you'd be damn right in thinking that, but this takes me back to my early teens, a piece of lino, fat laces and a kappa tracksuit, sergio tachinni if you had the money...pirate copies of electro 1 to 20 on cassette and a weekly fight with the mods. Happy days. Enjoy." .
