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There are 3 bands by the name of Mean Streak: A Hardcore band from New Zealand, a Progressive Rock band from Pennsylvania, and a Swedish Metal band. 1) Mean Streak are a newish Hardcore band from Hamilton. Rising from the ashes of This Is This and containing members from many well known past/current hardcore bands in NZ, they haven't had that much trouble finding their feet and gaining a following in the local hardcore scene. Similar musically to This Is This, Mean Streak seem to be more mature lyrically. Mean Streak's influences include Blood For Blood and Death Threat. 2)...

Armed with an inspiring work ethic, a nonstop touring regimen and most importantly, great songs, The Sunstreak have been bringing their own brand of Rock to the rest of the world since 2005. The Sunstreak, based out of Rochester NY is comprised of Jason Sarkis (bass), Tony Rebis (vocals), Jack Flynn (guitar, vocals), Gary Foster (drums), and David Schuler (guitar, synth, vocals). The Sunstreak has released their self-titled and self produced debut full length on B and W Records. The band has hit the ground running since the Summer of 2006 on the Vans Warped Tour, selling just over 25,000...

The Physics of Meaning is a chamber rock band from North Carolina, spearheaded by multi-instrumentalist songwriter Daniel Hart. Daniel is a member of St. Vincent and John Vanderslice's band, as well as a frequent contributor to The Polyphonic Spree. Much in the same way that Daniel splits his time now between several different projects, Daniel split his time growing up between two passions. He started playing the violin when he was only three years old and continued to study classical music throughout his adolescence. The weeks were spent practicing Bach sonatas and partitas; Saturdays rehearsing "Peer Gynt" and "The Firebird...

Former member of The Format, Sam Means recently broke out on his own with the 2009 release of The Sinking of Santa Isabel Soundtrack. .

Urban dictionary defines Meanderthals as “people who wander around aimlessly and always seem to get in your way in stores and supermarkets, chatting on their cell phones and paying no attention to their surroundings.” To dance fans, however, the name takes on a new meaning as beardo disco fiends Idjut Boys and Norwegian maestro Rune Lindbæk have donned the name for this recording project. The trio worked throughout 2008, recording live in their London and Oslo studios, calling in the talents of Pete Z, Des Morgan, Per Martinsen (AKA Mental Overdrive) and more throughout the undoubtedly Balearic-tinged proceedings. They are...