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There are at least 7 bands of this name, two American, one Canadian, one Polish, one Brittish, one Finnish and one Italian. One of the American Shouts is a Christian heavy metal band whose albums It Won't Be Long and In Your Face set the pace for the the Christian metal scene in the late 1980s and early 1990s. (For MP3 downloads of both albums, visit Ken Tamplin's MP3 download page.) As hair metal died away the band broke up, but lead singer and guitarist Ken Tamplin continued recording with Magdallan/Magdalen and and solo projects. Shout reformed in the new...

Never Shout Never is an American powerpop band from Joplin, Missouri, originally formed in 2007 as a solo project by musician Christofer Drew Ingle (born February 11, 1991). Drew showed the world that with the help of MySpace and great word of mouth, anyone with worthwhile work ethic and talent can start a monumental snowball effect towards success. After recording an EP by himself in his basement, NeverShoutNever! became an instant online success story, averaging over 40,000 online plays a day, and headlining shows throughout the Midwest. In early July, he was positioned in the top spot on the MySpace...

The Shouting Matches is a three-piece blues band consisting of Bon Iver's Justin Vernon, Brian Moen of Peter Wolf Crier and Laarks, and Phil Cook of Megafaun, DeYarmond Edison, and Gayngs. The band was started in 2006 in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Their album "Grownass Man" was released in 2013. .

Shout Out Out Out Out = two drummers + four bass players + two samplers + five synthesizers + five cowbells (synthesized for live shows) + two octapads + one vocoder. Shout Out Out Out Out plays volatile dance music. Hailing from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Shout Out Out Out Out is made up of nrmls wlcm label bosses Nik Kozub and Jason Troock, whitey houston members Lyle Bell and Gravy, sketchy casanova Will Zimmerman, and a lil' spazz named Clint Frazier. They are a live spectacle, leaving jaws dropped and dance floors filled with their chaotic blend of epic bumpin'....

McIntosh County Shouters When the living ring shout tradition in Bolden became known to outsiders in 1980, a performing group from the community was organized, calling themselves the McIntosh County Shouters. Under the leadership of elder songster Lawrence McKiver, they endeavored to present on stage faithful re-creations of their community tradition that had been passed on from their slave forebears, especially London and Amy Jenkins, grandparents of the current group's elder shouters. From their first appearance at the Sea Island Festival on St. Simons Island, the group went on to such venues as the National Folk Festival at Wolf Trap...