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Dead or Alive is an influential New Wave band from Liverpool that rose to Anglo-American popularity during the 80s, also gaining a cult following in Japan during that time. With a mix of strident vocals and aggressive dance beats, they are best known for the hit singles "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)" and "Brand New Lover". They are lead by English singer-songwriter and transgressive LGBT icon Pete Burns. Before Pete Burns founded Dead or Alive, he was involved with a 70s Liverpool-based band named Nightmares In Wax (no relation to Nightmares On Wax). That group centered around dark...

Kids Alive are a J-pop group that consists of Aihara Yuta (vocal), Yamamura Akihiro (bass) and Sagano Keiji (guitar), all originating from Hokkaido. They sent a demonstration tape to a record company (Motherland) in 2000, and their talents were noticed. As a result, Kids Alive debuted in February 2001 with a single entitled "Ame" or "Rain", the members being only mere 17 years old and were still in high school then. That comes as no surprise that Kids Alive was active in school festival performances. Starting at "2nd Stage," they switched their company to Avex. They have released eight singles...

Tonight Alive are an Australian 5 piece pop-punk band from Castle Hill, New South Wales. The band consists of bassist Cameron Adler, guitarist Jake Hardy, vocalist Jenna McDougall, drummer Matty Best and guitarist/vocalist Whakaio "Whak" Taahi. Forming in 2008, the band worked up a strong following in Australia's pop-punk scene, playing shows with bands such as Fireworks, Heroes for Hire and The Wonder Years; before gaining a substantial international profile through extensive touring of North American and Europe. In 2010, the band released an EP, All Shapes and Disguises as well as a 7-inch entitled Consider This with three new...

Black Eyed Snakes is the blues side project of Alan Sparhawk (guitarist and vocalist of Low).. Started circa 2000, the band has released two albums to date: 2001's "It's The Black Eyed Snakes" and 2003's "Rise Up!" The band includes: "Big House" Bob Olson (Guitar), "Smokin'" Brad Nelson (Drums), "The Doctor" Justin Sparhawk (Percussion), "Chicken Bone George"Alan Sparhawk (Guitar and Vocals). .

The Company of Snakes were an English rock band, founded in 1998 by former Whitesnake guitarists Bernie Marsden and Micky Moody after the demise of its predecessor, The Snakes. The band was completed by fellow ex-Whitesnake member Neil Murray on bass, veteran drummer John Lingwood, and the talented (and nowadays very popular) Norwegian singer Jorn Lande. After adding Don Airey (now in Deep Purple) to the lineup, the band went on tour, playing concerts almost completely consisting of old Whitesnake classics. Singer Lande soon grew tired of various characteristics (mainly their lack of dedication and enthusiasm, as he put it...