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The Drink are a London band made up of Dearbhla Minogue (singing, guitar), David Stewart (bass) and Daniel Fordham (drums). They play odd guitar pop which combines the controlled chaos of Deerhoof with the fractured melodies of The Breeders, shot through with the joyful pulse of Talking Heads. Outside The Drink, Dearbhla is also one-third of The Wharves and sometimes one-third of Shield Your Eyes, David and Daniel were the rhythm section of London pop-post-rockers Fighting Kites. .

Orange Drink is a one-man band created by Drew Fernando, who is a gay, vegetarian, straight edge, Sri Lankan-American in an intergenerational same-sex marriage, living in Wisconsin. In 2016, Drew successfully met the challenge of completing one song a week. Since June, he has been releasing these on his website as part of his Music Mondays campaign to great acclaim from fans and critics alike. He has averaged one blog track writeup a month, from places like France, Germany, the United Kingdom, as well as the USA. Orange Drink performs a shockingly wide variety from music. From genres spanning hardcore...

Drinking Games is a math pop band from Boston, Mass. .

Drinking Skull was formed in Zagreb, in 1987. The first demo material entitled "Sentinel Of Noise" and "Apocalypse! War " were recorded in 1989, the following year, followed publication of the first album," Our Faith, Our Life ... Our Death. " This furious thrash metal album was received well and rise to the top of Croatian metal scene was then the only easy step routine. In the meantime, Drinking Skull was promoted on national television with video for song "Retaliation From The Underground ', this event also helped the organization of many live performances, not only in Croatia but also...

"Did you get a job? Did you call your father? What did you do today? I think you're really cracking up, you're going crazy. Where are we going to live? What are we going to eat? Shut up! Shut up!" screams a disturbed lady on the introductory sample of 'Combat Shock', the fourth track on Meth Drinker's debut 12", Meth Drinker. That same song ends with a little Casio melody playing within a bit of crackling that'll make you wonder what's wrong with your speakers, until you realize the only thing wrong is the awful music you're listening to. Those...