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Hailing from Madison, Wisconsin, this stoner-punk trio released 2004's All Your Chicks Are Belong To Us, a highly energetic album written at the altar of Motorhead, before releasing 2006's more stoner rock tinged Fatal/Error. Brad Van's guitar tone and groove rock riffs slip between tasteful solos, while working around the pummeling rhythm section of Nate Bush (bass) and Tony Brungraber (drums). They appeared on the Killdozer tribute We Will Bury You, covering the song "The Pig Was Cool". .

The Androids of Mu were an all female anarcho punk / post punk band based in London and formed in 1980 after the breakup of the band Here & Now. The band comprised of Suze (vocals), Corina (guitar, vocals), Cosmic (synth, bass, tambourine, vocals) and Birsen (bass, vocals). Although a collaborative project, Suzy shared lead vocals with Corrina and wrote much of their material. The Androids were well received by all, including the music press of the day. They were an integral part of the post punk scene and released one album "Blood Robots" (Recorded at Street Level Studios and...

Collaboration between Ferry Corsten & Peter Nijborn. .

The Androids may refer to: 1. A rock band from Australia, fronted by guitarist Tim Henwood (originally from The Superjesus) with Matt Tomlinson, Sam Grayson, and Marty Grech. Remembered mostly for their song 'Do It With Madonna', released in 2002, the band experienced moderate success with their self-titled debut album in Australia and the UK. Their second single, 'Here She Comes', released in 2003, also gained attention in the US after featuring on the soundtrack for the third film in the popular 'American Pie' franchise, 'American Wedding.' After their third single, 'Brand New Life', failed to match the success of...

There are multiple artists with this name: (1) Droids were a French electronic "sci-fi disco" band, active in the late 1970's. Best known for their first - and only - single '(Do You Have) The Force' (1977), Droids released one album, 'Star Peace' (1978) on the Barclay label. (2) Droids are an alternative rock four piece from Derry, Northern Ireland. They write big songs with big riffs and big choruses, some of which can be found on their self-titled debut EP, which was released in 2012. .