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Born and raised in the Chicago area, Kyle has quickly become a favorite of the Los Angeles comedy scene with his distinctive, growling delivery, his conversational storytelling style and his penchant for brutal self-deprecation. The London Evening Standard once called Kyle "bleak and misanthropic," but he prefers to describe himself as a "bag of garbage ... a real pile of trash." On his debut CD, "Death of the Party," Kyle sifts through the debris of a life spent working dead-end jobs and enduring sleepless nights, all the while marveling at the uselessness of his college education. Whether he's pondering the...

The Spinanes were an indie rock duo of the 1990s originally consisting of Rebecca Gates (guitar, vocals) and Scott Plouf (drums). Their first two albums were Manos (1993) and Strand (1996). Plouf left after the release of the Strand LP to join indie rock band Built to Spill. Gates then moved from Seattle to Chicago, where she continued the Spinanes as a three-piece band with bassist Joanna Bolme and drummer Jerry Busher, releasing Arches and Aisles in 1998. The Imp Years, a compilation of early Spinanes singles, was released in 2000. .

There is more than one artist with this name: 1) Inane was a hardcore band from Hatfield, Pennsylvania. They have released a demo in 2002, and a split with Leavenworth. 2) Inane is an Austrian experimental and progressive death metal band. 3) Inane is an Germany Death 'n' Roll band 4) Inane was an anarcho punk band from Louisville, Kentucky that existed off and on from 1997-2005. They recorded a full length album in 2000 entitled "They Want You." It was never officially released, but a select number of copies were circulated. .