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Japanese Jazz/Funk Fusion group from the 70's & 80's .

There is more than 1 band called Native Tongue: 1. Native Tongue was a post-punk band from Boston, Massachusetts active during the early 80s. The band was comprised of Louis Selvitella (bass, vocals), Lee Leffler (guitar), and Michael Frackleton (drums, vocals). The band released a self titled 12" on Detante records in '81 and an LP called "Yowl" on Modern Method in '82 before disbanding. Rave Up records (Italy) reissued both as the LP "Blame it on Gravity" in 2008. 2. Native Tongue are an Indie-Electronic band from London, England. They supported Kaiser Chiefs on their UK tour in February...

The story of Star Fucking Hipsters begins in 2004, when world renowned ska-punks Leftöver Crack were about to head out on their annual European tour and singer/guitarist Sturgeon & then current LoC drummer Brandon Chevalier-Kolling started planning a new band for the new year which included writing a jump off track eventually documented with LoC when the band entered the BBCs world-famous Maida Vale studio to record several songs for the UK’s Radio 1 program “The Lock Up.” at the end of said tour. That extra new track penned by Sturg & Brandon (eventually titled “Look Who’s Talking Now!”) marked...

Alternative TV were an influential British punk band formed in London in 1976. As the founding editor of the pioneering Sniffin' Glue fanzine, Mark Perry gained attention in the British punk scene. He formed the band whilst producing the fanzine, although eventually diverted his energies solely to this band. Key members of the band were Perry and Alex Fergusson, who described their music as "closest to Can and reggae-type rhythms," and were generally more innovative and experimental than many of their peers within the punk scene at that time. The band's debut single was "Love Lies Limp", a free flexi...

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