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Brighter Days (formerly Hip-Hip-Hello) is a 6 piece alternative/indie/powerpop band from Greensboro, NC. Shortly after changing their name, they released a free new EP online for download at www.reverbnation.com/brighterdaysnc or right here on their last.fm page. Though the line-up is still under a bit of fluctuation, current members are: Rett Lucas-vocals, guitar -- Mark Miriello-bass,vocals -- Aslan Freeman-guitar, vocals, drums, keys -- Justin Biegger-trombone, keys, vocals -- Mike Kane-drums. The band will likely begin work on a full-length album in the Spring of 2010. .

Morgen was born in the northern hemisphere and is an earthling. He met Pete, a fellow earthling, and Pete helped Morgen because he is nice like that. So far Morgen and Pete have recorded two songs, one in a bedroom in Glasgow, the other in a living room in Kincardine (famous for its bridges and teachers). Another was recorded near Peebles with Stephen playing drums. The rest are more demos than songs and more ideas than demos... Morgen hopes that you enjoy what you hear, if you don’t enjoy it he hopes that you at least think it is sincere,...

Brighter Death Now is the personal project of Roger Karmanik. BDN was the original death industrial act, combining whitehouse-style walls of white noise with churning repetitive sounds and obscure subject matter. The imagery involves death, obsession, child molestation, and psychosis. However, Karmanik never misses the opportunity to show the dark humorous side of his personality; his BDN persona switches between petulant spoiled-brat little girl and serial killer at the drop of a hat. .

Brighter Side of Darkness was a short-lived American R&B/soul group from Chicago, Illinois. Their lead singer was 12-year-old Darryl Lamont; the other members were Ralph Eskridge, Randolph Murph and Larry Washington.[1] They formed in 1972 and released the single "Love Jones" that December; it was a major hit in the U.S. (Hot 100, #17; Hot Soul Singles, #3)[2] and was certified gold by February 9, 1973 by the R.I.A.A.[3] They released an album the next year, but their second single, "I Owe You Love", was less successful, and the group disbanded in 1974. "Love Jones" was parodied as "Basketball Jones"...

Self-described “acoustical power trio" Brighter was founded in Worthing, United Kingdom by singer/guitarist Keris Howard, his keyboardist girlfriend Alison Cousens and bassist Alex Sharkey. Signing to the now-legendary Sarah Records, the group issued its debut single "Around the World in Eighty Days" in August 1989, followed in February by "Noah's Ark". Absent a flexi-disc release, "Next Summer", Brighter wasn't heard from again until late 1991, when they issued the full-length Laurel; the EP Disney followed in October 1992, and was the trio's swan song. Howard and Sharkey later reunited in the short-lived electro-pop project Hal before going their separate ways;...