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フェアリーズ (Fairies) is a six-member Japanese female idol/dance and vocal group formed in 2011 under Vision Factory, an Avex record division. Created as a new generation successor to SPEED, a popular dance group from the same agency, they have had intense training in vocal and dance lessons. Their first single, "More Kiss/Song For You" was released on September 21, 2011. They initially had seven members until Kiyomura Kawane graduated in January 2013. Miki, Miria and Mahiro are also members of the Fairies subgroup M Three (Mスリー). Current members: Inoue Rikako (井上理香子) Nomoto Sora (野元空) Ito Momoka (伊藤萌々香) Shimomura Miki (下村実生)...

There is more than one group with this name: 1) Love Affair was a London, England based band co-mingling pop, rnb, and soul that formed in 1966. They had several U.K. Singles Chart top 10 hits, including the number one single "Everlasting Love", and seemed poised to become the next big thing in the pop world but sadly folded after not too long. 2) Love Affair were a Cleveland, Ohio based rock act who released their debut album in 1980. The self-titled album featured the regional hit single "Mama Sez." .

Mindless Self Indulgence (or MSI) are an American Industrial rock band that found its origin in New York City, NY in 1997. The current lineup is Jimmy Urine (vocals), Steve Righ? (guitar), Lyn-Z (bass) and Kitty (drums). Though considered electropunk, they are heavily influenced by jungle, industrial, electronic dance music, and hip-hop. Intentionally iconoclastic, James Euringer (who uses the stage name Little Jimmy Urine) owes sartorial influence to the New York Dolls, wearing fishnet shirts at concerts, and is occasionally seen in shorts or pants with the inside cut out similar to how a skirt looks, and neon stockings. Before...

earthmind is a Japanese band that consists of Erina (vocals), Ommy (guitar), and Jun Takai (bass). The group made their debut in 2011 with the song “B-Bird“, which was used as the theme song to the anime "Mobile Suit Gundam UC episode4". .

Chicago underground jazz/electronica/beat fusion with yummy vibrations. Reminder is the solo outing of Chicago scene staple Josh Abrams, whose bass playing has held the groove for many artists over the past ten years. A departure from the avant and jazz roots of his Town & County and Sticks & Stones projects, Abrams takes a cue from his residency as a member of Prefuse 73's backing band (if you've seen Prefuse live and felt your body vibrate, it was more than likely thanks to Josh's bass). Here, he ventures into beat constructions and sample-based compositions, yet his tracks possess a rich...