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The Storms were an American surf/rockabilly instrumental group with Jody Reynolds and Al Casey on guitar, Plas Johnson on saxophone and with a female drummer. aka Jody Reynolds & The Storms .

Thunderstorms is an instrumental emo/pop punk/indie project from some twinkle daddy named Ben in Ottawa, Canada. It's good. You should listen to it. In case you were wondering, it's instrumental cause the aforementioned "some twinkle daddy" from Ottawa can't really sing. He likes to tell people the music stands on its own without vocals (it doesn't). But he's a nice guy, so we humour him anyway. Thus far, Thunderstorms has released a poorly titled EP called "The Last Level" which came out in December 2010. Another Self-Titled EP was written and recorded a short 6 weeks later. It's slightly poppier...

Controlled Storms is an experimental rock band from Philadelphia, PA. On stage, Controlled Storms' three members shuffle instruments, moving from the standard drums, bass, and guitar to dual basses, keyboards, samplers, and the occasional trumpet. Although some songs have vocals, the band creates moods and tells stories without a voice or particular instrument taking the lead. The songs often conjure up elements of post-rock, progressive, jazz, and even metal. Their members have comically referred to their elusive style as "Paranormal Blues" or "Weightless Metal." Their first album, "Abandoned Amusement Parks" was released in late 2008, followed by extensive touring. In...

Stormsterk was founded by Mark Kwint some years ago. Inspired by traditional Folk music like ‘Folkcorn’ and heavier bands like ‘Otyg’ and also influenced by the nature and tales of the Veluwe area, he began to write music and lyrics. The ideas piled up but weren’t elaborated. Then, after the musical cooperation in the Dark Folk Rock band ‘Faelwa‘ and the completion of the MCD ‘Farewell Sun’ in 2009, Mark en Jasper began to play more Folk music. In a spontaneous way, they began to make songs based on Mark’s narrative lyrics. With musical input from both members and Jasper’s...

Originally formed in the unrelenting heat of Corpus Christi, Texas, Wailin Storms migrated east and ended up in Durham, North Carolina. Producing a mix of doom-punk and swampy rock with elements of their prior and current surroundings culminate into a unique and volatile brew, overridden with ominous vocal elements reminiscent of bluesy masters like Howlin' Wolf and Samhain, and musically carved from the Southern American East Coast with emotive nods to Destruction Unit, Clockcleaner, Unsane, and Pussy Galore. The band’s output is incessantly passionate and harrowing in its entirety; the songs, dark and gritty, with incisive guitar slicing through heavy,...