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Foster the People is an indie rock/indie pop band that formed in Los Angeles, California, United States in 2009. The band consists of Mark Foster (vocals, guitar, keyboards), Cubbie Fink (bass, vocals) and Mark Pontius (drums). The band released their debut self-titled EP in January 2011. The band's debut full length album, Torches, was released on May 24, 2011 on Star Time/Columbia. Their first single "Pumped Up Kicks" was a sleeper hit during the summer of 2011 and peaked at #1 on the Billboard Alternative Songs Chart, #3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #18 on the UK Singles Chart....

Norwegian band now called 120 Days. .

1) U.K. sextet granted permission to use any Jimi Hendrix samples they wished, released the funky If 60's Were 90's in 1994. The center of the outfit is Du Kane and Luke Baldry. 2) Norwegian band consisting of the members Jonas Dahl, Arne Kvalvik, Kjetil Ovesen, and Ådne Meisfjord. The Beautiful People was formed in 2001, and originally based in their hometown of Kristiansund, they moved to Oslo in 2002. After two EPs on the Public Demand label, a sublabel of Perfect Pop Records, the group signed to prominent Norwegian independent label Smalltown Supersound. Late 2005 and early 2006 they...

Sleep Party People is the brainchild of Brian Batz, a Danish multi-instrumentalist with a boundless imagination. Taking as inspiration the work of Boards Of Canada, David Lynch and Erik Satie, Batz found the sound of the old battered piano in his apartment, coupled with a freaky electronic alteration of his recorded voice, created an eerie, hypnotic sound. With his other worldly signature sound in place, this one-man home recording project started to take shape back in 2008, the collection of weird and haunting melodies he created forming the basis for Sleep Party People’s self-titled debut album (2010). Back home in...

There are at least two artists by the name of Centerfold. 1) Centerfold was a Dutch female pop trio, most famous for their 1986 hits 'Dictator' and 'Radar Love' (cover of Dutch rock band Golden Earring). After the original group split, the founders of Centerfold reformed the group twice. The original line-up consisted of Cecilia de la Rie, Rowan Moore, and Laura Fygi (who went off to have a rather successful solo career). They recorded one album, Man's Ruin, which failed to make an impact, despite charting with four singles in The Dutch Top 40. The second album was cancelled...