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Cosmo Jarvis could well be the voice of angst-ridden teens everywhere, but let's start off in England. The rock/hip-hop sound is something that has needed to be done (well) in Britain for a long long time, and Cosmo has done it. His tunes about girls (or rather obsessing over girls) are brilliantly witty and have a completely different sound and take on the subject than the average 'love song' whilst still letting the listener know that Mel, Jessica Alba or, indeed, Maxine are in Cosmo's head constantly (as girls are when you're a teenager).

1. It is in July of the year 2000 as dj Rudeboy (Dave Paalhaar) and his brother (nowadays known as T-Junction) buy themselves a set of turntables and a mixer to try to let a wish come true: becoming well-known dj's throughout the world. After a lot of practicing all of the aspects of dj'ing at home and at the local youthcentre Radar, the promoter of the eastside underground MC Syco was intrigued by the skills of this talent and gave him the opportunity to rock the decks at an Oldschool Madness party.

There are two bands with the name La Petite Mort: 1. An Alternative Indie band formed in York in 2010. The band includes Jared (vocals, guitar), Charlie (vocals, guitar), Dave (bass), and Dom (drums). They have released two recordings for you to listen to on their myspace!

Jared, AKA Flaccid Nightmare recently sat on a turtle which gave him the inspiration to write their new track 'hemotad', which contains sounds of a sexual nature. 18+ only. SHARKS
2. A French pop band from Bretagne.

Berri Txarrak was formed in 1994. Coming from the Basque Country, they have released 6 records, with a constant evolution that mixes alternative rock, energy, punk, hardcore, metal and some amazing melodies. Singing in euskera (basque language), Berri Txarrak has become one of the best rock bands within the Spanish State's panorama. Their last two albums, called "Libre©" and "Jaio. Musika. Hil" were praised as best 'Spanish' (here meaning produced in Spain...