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There are three artists using this name: 1. Put the Gorillaz, Outkast and the Beastie Boys together in a cheap motel room with a microphone, and you may come close to the sound of The Freshmen. I know what you might be thinking but I encourage you to first take a dive into the mind of The Freshmen before you categorize them as just another Alternative Hip Hop act. The Freshmen are a symbol. The Freshmen represent the proverbial underdog. The new guy. Even though they have been paying dues for years, in the grand scheme of things they are...

There are three artists with this name: 1. An alternative rock band from the United States 2. A rock band from Sweden 3. A power pop band from Finland 1. The Refreshments were a rock band from Arizona formed in 1992. They wrote and performed the title theme of King of the Hill, an animated series. The band split up in 1997, after releasing the album The Bottle and Fresh Horses and breaking from Mercury Records, their record label. Lead singer Roger Clyne and P.H. Naffah regrouped to form Roger Clyne & the Peacemakers. Buddy Edwards is now a writer...

A Filipino Pop Band composed of Edward de la Cruz (lead guitarist), Roel Aldana, Joseph Castro (vocals), Trician Andres (keyboardist), Jerome Raymundo (bassist), and Daziel Ledda (drummer). .

Doomsday Refreshment Committee out of Jacksonville, Florida, was born in 2006. The music was first introduced to the general public on a popular networking site VampireFreaks.com in the early months of 2006. In 2007, the first official album, Hail to the Freaks was released and included tracks such as Game of Pain, I Only Bleed for You and Robotic Thrust. D.R.C. was taken in by DigiVirus Records in 2008 and also released their second album Crown of Thorns with ten brand new tracks. "JB", the man behind the music, decided it was time to expand and thus HailToTheFreaks.com was born...

The Four Freshmen began as a American vocal group popular from the 1950s through to the early 1960s. Founded by brothers Ross and Don Barbour in 1948 as freshmen at Butler University, the other two original members included their cousin Bob Flanigan and Hal Kratzsch. Well-known for their multi-part harmonies, they are notable as early purveyors of vocalese and as the forerunners of vocal-harmony based rock music, particularly that of The Beach Boys. In their current configuration, The Four Freshmen continue to perform. The group took off after being signed to Capitol Records in 1952 at the insistence of high...