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Speaking In Tongues is a DIY indie-rock music project lead by Alex Profera. Started in his hometown of Staten Island, NY in 2007 and refined on the Purchase College & Westchester music scene by playing shows with an array of musicians from the university and local area. Antarctican Apathy is the sophomore follow up EP to the previous "The Pharaoh's Dance", and interesting meld of indie & prog rock. With a more solid direction and cohesive aesthetic Alex has forged an entirely self created indie-rock gem by throwing doo-wop, punk, and pop into the mix. Now involved in the Bushwick/Ridgewood...

There is more than 1 band called Native Tongue: 1. Native Tongue was a post-punk band from Boston, Massachusetts active during the early 80s. The band was comprised of Louis Selvitella (bass, vocals), Lee Leffler (guitar), and Michael Frackleton (drums, vocals). The band released a self titled 12" on Detante records in '81 and an LP called "Yowl" on Modern Method in '82 before disbanding. Rave Up records (Italy) reissued both as the LP "Blame it on Gravity" in 2008. 2. Native Tongue are an Indie-Electronic band from London, England. They supported Kaiser Chiefs on their UK tour in February...

There are multiple bands named Fork. 1) Boston band featuring Matty Sorono. Release their debut EP, Fenway Winds, on December 8th 2011. http://useafork.tumblr.com 2)A Finnish a cappella group: Fork's debut album Cover to Cover was released on 7 Sept. 2005. Fork is in no way an ordinary band - neither as a rock group nor as an a cappella group. Fork's basic idea is to do things the unconventional way; the band does rock and pop songs a cappella. As the band so elegantly puts it: Fork does to a cappella what Jimi Hendrix did to guitar music and what...

The Grodes, sometimes known as The Tongues of Truth, were an American garage rock band from Tucson, Arizona, that featured lead singer and songwriter Manny Freiser, and were active between 1965 and 1967. They are best remembered for two Manny Freiser written songs, “Cry a Little Longer” and the original version of “Let’s Talk about Girls" (recorded as The Tongues of Truth), later covered by The Chocolate Watchband. The band was founded in 1964 in Tucson, Arizona. They were led by guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter Manny Freiser. The band's original lineup consisted of Freiser and Dale Smith on guitar, Rick...