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There are at least 3 artists called Cheerleader: 1. Cheerleader began as a bedroom project of longtime friends and roommates Joe Haller and Chris Duran, who recorded a series of lo-fi demos via GarageBand. It has since morphed into a full-fledged band with its first studio recordings due in 2014. Cheerleader is based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 2. Cheerleader is a duo from Westport, Connecticut, comprised of Ellen Kempner and Max Kupperberg. In 2011, they released their first EP, Dolly Eyelids. 3. Kill Cheerleader was formerly known as simply Cheerleader. .

The Bronx Casket Co. is a Dark/Gothic/Atmospheric Metal band. Formed as a side project of Overkill (US) bassist D.D. Verni. The band is named after one of the five borough of New York City (The Bronx.). They released 4 full lenghts so far. The s/t in 99 , Sweet Home Transylvania in 2001, Hellectric in 2005 and AntiHero in 2011. Lineup includes Jack Frost and is the following: Carlos "D.D." Verni (Overkill) - Bass, Vocals Jack Frost (Seven Witches) - Guitars Charlie Calv (Shotgun Symphony) - Keyboards Rob Pallotta (Mind Eraser, Pounder, ex-25 ta Life) - Drums Past Members: Myke...

Dubbed, “Chew it up, Spit it out, Rock and Roll”, Cheers Elephant is a tight, rootsy, psychedelic poprock quartet from Philadelphia, PA… now located in SoCal. Digging deep into three part harmonies and pop song arrangements, Cheers has a sound that’ll make your dad’s toe tap, your mom’s hip shake, and your sister’s heart throb. In 2012 Cheers Elephant released their 3rd album Like Wind Blows Fire, which was the most successful record to date. Their track ‘Leaves’ hit #4 on Hype Machine and featured on We Are Hunted, NPR, Ex.FM, Good Music All Day, and Spotify. Cheers has shared...

While still in high school, pianist/drummer Thymme Jones was browsing the racks at a Hallmark store when he noticed a category of greeting cards labeled "CHEER-ACCIDENT." Since then, six lineups have passed through Jones' band CHEER-ACCIDENT, and it has endured the loss of one of its members (Phil Bonnet, d. 1999). Throughout the decades, their diverse musical output has ranged from intricate and off-kilter pop, to densely orchestrated, Henry Cow-influenced avant-progressive epics, and abrasively complex "noise rock"/"math-rock" along the lines of bands such as Rapeman and Don Caballero. To date, they have released sixteen albums and a handful of singles...