punk

Hailing from Essex, England BLACK RADIO was formed in late 2005 by Mike Jones, Allan Gunby and Jay Lloyd. Originally conceived as a side project, the disbanding of Al and Mike's previous band, political punk rockers THE FILAMENTS made BLACK RADIO a top priority. Jay's move to playing bass marks a departure from his stint as the lungs and vocal chords of KILL THE LIGHTS. With a healthy addiction to whiskey nights and speed rock there was only one route the band could ever take; TURBOCHARGED PUNK ROCK.

http://www.myspace.com/powercorrupts
http://beanheadhardcore.bigcartel.com/ Originally spawned as War Against Reason, Power Corrupts are a d.i.y punk/ska/dub band from Sheffield, UK. They write songs about things that piss them off like the state of our planet and other cliches that past and better bands have written about...just not always as well!!! They play a lot of gigs around Sheffield and the rest of Britain and completed a full UK tour in July 2007 in support of their debut full length 'War Against Reason'. They have supported many big ska & punk acts, too many to list.

There is more than one artist with this name: 1) Daylight is a band from Doylestown, PA containing members of All In A Year, Bangarang!, and CDC. http://www.myspace.com/daylightpa 2) Daylight is a young, but not new, spanish pop punk band from Barcelona. Up to date, they've released a Full-Length, "Party Assault", an EP and an early demo. Daylight began in march 2004, when Olek, Will and Wojtek fortunately meet Victor , an experienced drummer, for the very first time.

There is more than one artist with this name. Chelsea are an English punk rock band, formed in London in 1976. The original line-up was front-man Gene October, guitarist Billy Idol, Tony James (bass) and John Towe (drums, who had come from London SS along with James). After a few gigs, the other three left October to form Generation X (with Idol later becoming a major star). October then recruited Carey Fortune (drums), Martin Stacy (guitar) and Bob Jessie (bass), with the last two soon replaced by Henry Daze and James Stevenson (who later joined Generation X).