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There are two artists with this name: 1. A British rapper 2. A Finnish rock band 1. Mike Skinner (born November 27, 1978), more commonly known by his stage name The Streets, is a rapper from Birmingham, England. He was born in Barnet in North London and that's where his accent, sometimes called 'Mockney' by the press, comes from. You can hear his actual accent on the start of 'Fake Streets Hats' from his album The Hardest Way To Make An Easy Living recorded in 2006. He moved to Birmingham shortly after he was born and is a Birmingham City...

Emerging From The Same Scene That Has Produced Some Of The World's Best Punk Rock Music, Burning Streets Are Four Kids Playing Their Own Style Of The Music We Love. Growing Up On The Sounds Of The Clash, Dropkick Murphys, Boucing Souls And Social Distortion We Are Just Aiming To Keep This Music Alive. Our Music Comes From Our Hearts And It's An Interpretation Of How We View The World Around Us, The Good And The Bad. Playing Shows, Traveling Anywhere We Can, Meeting New People And Eating Anything In Sight Is What We Do. So Come On Out To...

Oi/Street Punk band from Moscow,Russia. www.myspace.com/kidsofthestreets .

There is more than one band with this name. 1. Streets of Rage is a three-piece hardcore outfit from Glasgow, Scotland. They play punk rock and are influenced by friends. Releases on Methodist Leisure Inc, steal them. 2. A new (antifascist) oi! band from the streets of Nancy, France 3. Some other people: WWW.MYSPACE.COM/STREETSOFRAGEPOP WWW.PUREVOLUME.COM/STREETSOFRAGEPOP Streets of Rage - BIOGRAPHY Addison Kowalski - Vox Brandon Bonfiglio - Lead/Rhythm Guitar Dan Kinsner - Drums/Sequencing Dustin Sherron - Bass Nate Huckabone - Rhythm Guitar Management/Booking: Tim Mito In an industry where few bands that make it are original, Streets of Rage has...

The City Streets, hailing from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada formed in 2005. They play diverse melodic bliss power pop with the spirit of punk rock always shining a light. A melancholy celebration of people and places remembered fondly by a hard drinking band more at home on the road than in their native Alberta, Concentrated Living by Edmonton's City Streets is like suddenly remembering that today is the birthday of someone you fell in love with a long time ago. Like anthems for lonely people, the album chronicles faraway and fleeting love, not just for a person but for an imagined...