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The Canadian trio hails from Hamilton, Ontario and consists of Brad Germain (vocals, guitar), Ryan Tweedle(bass, vocals), and Adam Knickle (drums). After a great deal of success and airplay following their first independent self titled release, the trio hit the road on an international tour. Their second studio album was released in Canada in August of 2006 and is entitled [i/]Watch Your Candles, Watch Your Knives[i/] .

Saturday Index is an electronic music artist from Denver, Colorado, and one of several working aliases of James Becker (b. January 1987). He has released one LP and several remixes, and his work has been remixed by Seth Haley (Com Truise), Brian Grainger (Milieu), and Brandon James (Paramnesic), and is a regular contributor to the One On Twoism series of electronic music compilations. .

Classic Rock, Hard Rock - United Kingdom Graham Bonnet - vocals Trevor Gordon - vocals Barry Gibb - guitar Maurice Gibb - bass, piano Colin Petersen - drums Vince Melouney - guitar The Marbles 1970 .

Representante do rock carioca da década de 1990, o Poindexter veio da mesma cena da qual faziam parte bandas como Gangrena Gasosa, Sex Noise, Soutien Xiita, Piu-Piu e Sua Banda e Zumbi do Mato. Vital (voz), Bagulhão (guitarra), Flock (baixo) e Coelhão (bateria) foram um dos pioneiros do estilo rapcore. Hardcore, rap, punk, metal faziam parte da mistura. Nas influências, Defalla, Gueto, RUN-DMC e Beastie Boys. A Poindexter foi bastante atuante nos palcos do Rio ao longo da década. Percorríam um circuito que incluia as casas Garage e Circo Voador, além da Baixada Fluminense, Niterói e onde mais pintasse. Suas...

There are (5) bands with this name. 1) INDEX were formed in early 1966 in Grosse Point, Michigan. In '66 drummer Jim Valice (17 years old) met Gary Francis. Jim played in a garage band, and Gary played another band. One day they had a jam session with one more cool guitarist John B. Ford. Their first jam was exciting, the sound was full and powerful with John's technical guitar playing. In early '67 the band played 'Johnny B. Good' and 'Mustang Sally'. At the time Gary didn't have his own bass. Jim and John bought a violin shaped bass...