The Coolies
There are two bands with this name: 1) The Coolies were an Atlanta-based band that put together two off-beat records on DB records. The first, 1986's dig . . .?, was a set of Simon & Garfunkel songs with weird styles (surf, psychedelia, funk, etc). In 1988 they released Doug (and thus having their two albums naming out a 1980s video game fave, Dig Doug), a rock opera that tells the story of a skinhead who murders a transvestite short-order cook, sells the victim's recipes to gain fame and fortune only to subsequently develop paranoia and substance abuse and end up in the gutter.
One Style MDV
Who are ONE STYLE MDV? - AMF 68 No lazy assumptions are to be made when describing the music of MDV. The qualities gracing this conscious London based reggae band has granted them the favour of always having kept their art relevant to modern times whilst still preserving an original sound. MDV’s musical expression is a promise of love and light to those demanding refreshing change and for those who miss that feel-good rush when faced with the fortunate onslaught of good, real reggae music.
Greyscale
There are at least three bands called Greyscale. 1. Greyscale is a band from Memphis, TN influenced by 90s emo hardcore and post-hardcore..
http://greyscaletn.bandcamp.com/ 2. alternative band "Greyscale" from Reno, Nevada (USA) originally from Long Island/ NYC .
http://www.myspace.com/greyscale 3. Greyscale are a collaborative 3 piece predominantly instrumental band from Melbourne, Australia and have released 2 CDs since formation in 1998: 1999's "Scientifically Rough" EP (Recursive Records), and 2003's Cruel Machine (Recursive / Camera Obscura.
The Witchdoktors
The Witchdoktors are a four piece beat combo hailing from the South East of England The band members are: Planet Andy - Vox/Geetar
Tony M (Mr Kittens) - Geetar
Zig C - Bass
Pinball Geoff - Drums The play a hybrid sound drawing on rock-a-billy, punk and rock & roll, with a heavy sci-fi influence Planet Andy sometimes rides a motorbike.
The Wildhouse
Scottish noisepop/shoegaze three piece based in Dundee.
The Irregulars
Crazy Alice
John Kennedy
John Kennedy the musician, was a five year old in Liverpool the day the President died. In Australia at the age of ten, he took the confirmation name of Francis to complete the famous "J.F.K." moniker. It seemed like a good idea at the time. The joke has long since worn off for him, but it still takes some explaining. A young enthusiastic journalist once described John Kennedy as a humble genius. Kennedy is neither a genius nor particularly humble.