Commercial Breakup | zh

The Commercials were (also a band on messthetics - link??) a post-hardcore/emo band hailing from Harrisburg, Pa. They were signed to Blackout! Records. Their most notable releases were "It's Not What You...It's How You Say It" and their swan song, a splilt ep with Florida's "Shadow Agency". Former members have since gone on to play in the band "Safari So Good" also featuring members of Breaking Pangea. .

There is a band named Commercial, composed of Trevor Kampman and Sean O'Neal, signed to Epitonic Records. Instrumentation includes synthesizers and "an orchestra of xylophones and tubas that's between gigs recording soundtracks for Saturday morning cartoons." It may also be in incorrect artist tag for the commercials from the Grand Theft Auto series. If so, please do yourself and Last.fm a favour and fix your tags. Various online radio stations like AUPEO also use this as the artist which also may be the cause of incorrect tagging. Unfortunately this is often not solvable aside from paying the said radio station...

the breakups (intentionally lower-cased) will cause inadvertent tapping of the hands and feet! The responsible parties are: Jake Gideon – guitar/vocals, Phil Shrut – drums, James Williams – keyboards, Nik Ahlstam – guitar and Tim Lee – bass/vocals. As the indie pop scene is now accepted as an essential movement in independent music, there may be other bands out there who sound similar to the breakups, however there are fewer bands out there who can make a tune and turn it into something you want to dance happily around to the way they do. Just ask my floor boards; if...

Spring Breakup: a) the term for river ice breaking apart in the northern spring thaw; b) the term Yukoners give to the phenomenon of the end of all the Yukon winter romances... as the dark days turn lighter, folks sometimes realize that their winter mating choices are best left in the dark. Spring Breakup is the unlikely marriage of Yukon singer-songwriter Kim Barlow and Mathias Kom of The Burning Hell. This banjo and ukulele duo write tiny, happy songs about the inevitable end of love. Spring Breakup is a brand new band with very old hearts. Sounds Like: Laughing on...