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The Prisoners Dilemma is not a band based on fashion. There are no gimmicks. They are not vampires or anarchists or models; just four working-class men and two hot chicks coming together for a common purpose - to move and affect their listeners in real ways. They know that with their hard work and dedication they will be heard. And the thing is, when they ARE heard, they are liked for many reasons. The Prisoners Dilemma is not your ordinary band that can be pigeonholed into a certain genre and disregarded. Although TPD offers beautiful piano, strings, striking guitars, and...

There are 2 bands called the Prisoners: 1. Medway Delta, England (1980- 1986) The Prisoners we're one of the best UK Garage/Mod revival band from the 80's. Infected by 60's mod sounds of acts such as The Kinks, Pretty Things, Action, Small Faces, Booker T. & The MGs... The Prisoners have found their own way through 80's revivalism. Formed in Rochester,Kent, in 1980, by 1986. they recorded four Lps: A Taste of Pink! '82, TheWiserMiserDemelza '83, The Last Fourfathers '85. and In From the Cold '86. With great keyboard [James Taylor] guitar [Graham Day] colaboration they made some superfine melodic...

Prisoners Of Technology Pioneers of Jump-Up Drum 'n Bass from 1996, have released approx 30 records of an instantly recognisable style. The P.O.T. collective was originally made up of three members: TMS 1, K Dub and DJ Magic, until 1998. Since then the Prisoners Of Technology consists of just one member; TMS 1 aka Tony Moule. Owners of the old label "Fresh Kutts" and the new label "Battlemaster Records" Big tunes include remixes of Wu-Tang and Beastie Boys Don't forget the infamous 'Trick Of Technology' It has been remixed twice and destroys dancefloors every time. More information on their releases...

MOD band formed in 1982 in Chatham, England. They were a regular live fixture on the London "garage revival" mini-scene of the early 80´s and often toured with sparring partners THE MILKSHAKES who included Billy Childish on guitar. The Prisoners sound combined catchy, retro flavoured melodies, punk guitar riffs, a Steve Marriott-esque vocal style and a lead instrument of the then-unfashionable Hammond organ. The Prisoners never met with much commercial success during their original lifespan but have latterly been likened to Paul Weller and The Charlatans. Indeed Tim Burgess of the Charlatans has cited the Prisoners as a major influence....

An experimental, indie rock/dream-pop band formed in the year 2008 in Brooklyn, New York. http://spanishprisoners.bandcamp.com/ .