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There are - at least - two artists by this name. An electronic band and a garage punk band. 1) Sissy is an electronic band that formed in Ontario, Canada. It is made up of Johanne Williams, who provides the vocals, and producer David Trusz. Their music style incorporates many different genres, including trip hop and downtempo. Sissy recorded their first album, All Under, in 2006. The tracks "I See You", "All Under", and "So Long" were also released as singles. March of the Humans, Sissy's second album, was released on January 10, 2012. 2) Sissy is a garage punk...

Sissy Spacek is one of these three artists: 1) Sissy Spacek is a side project of american noise artist John Wiese and often includes Corydon Ronnau and Jesse Jackson. Based out of LA, Wiese often describes them as grindcore though their work more often features rapidly spliced samples and blistering noise. Live their performance is more closely related to grindcore utilizing bass/guitar/drum machine in rapid, heavy metal and hardcore inspired bursts with screamed vocals. 2) It may also be a hi-fi ambient art-pop band (late 90's-2002) from Helsinki, Finland. 3) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sissy_Spacek Mary Elizabeth "Sissy" Spacek (born December 25, 1949) is...

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Over the years the talents of Sissy Goodhouse have graced many recordings including Spirit of Song, the Time Life Series' The Wild West and Kevin Locke's Keepers of the Dream. A frequent speaker on spirituality, Lakota culture and family, Goodhouse has been a presenter at the National Native American Indian Women's Conference, the North Dakota Humanities Council, Standing Rock College, Lakota Women's Honoring Day and many powwows. She was born on the Standing Rock Reservation near Cannonball, North Dakota and has spent her life close to her land and people. Always encouraged by relatives and friends, Goodhouse loves to sing....

Sissy Bar is an American indie pop band. They formed in Los Angeles, California in 1994 after Joy Ray and Courtney Holt became obsessed with Snoop Dogg's then-hit Gin and Juice and recorded their own version on a friend's 6-track recorder, along with "(Our Pet Is...) Happy Pet" (both original recordings available as bonus tracks on the band's first full-length CD Statutory Grape). They sent this tape to local punk rock station KXLU and the songs started getting rotation on the Demolisten show, a show that plays "homespun, home recorded, self released recordings." The band's first performance was at a...