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Drowning the Light

Following the split of Australian black metal band Baal Gadrial in 2003, vocalist Azgorh created Drowning the Light. Four demo tapes were recorded and given extremely limited distribution, being given out only to close friends. From 2003 to 2009 Azgorh has recorded 10+ demos, 10 full-length albums (5 of which were released in the same year: 2007) and material for a number of split albums under the Drowning the Light moniker.

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Big Head

Fernando Alvaro comes from Buenos Aires, Argentina and is known as Big Head. Big Head has been DJing in South America for over 15 years and producing since 96. Initially producing an array of different musical genres, it was apparent after a while that he just could not turn his back on cutting edge house music. Call it what you will, deep prog, tech-tribal, one thing is abundantly clear; this music is quality, which ever pigeon hole you choose.

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Locals

There are at least two artists with the name Locals. 1. A Two Piece lofi pop-punk band from Pennsylvania
2. A Florida Alternative Punk band 1. A Two Piece lofi pop-punk band from Pennsylvania consisting of members Steven Taylor (Girl War II, Saint Saira, Trip The Lights Fantastic) and Mandy Stayer (Lady Magnus and the Flea Poppers) www.localspop.com 2. A Florida Alternative Punk band, that currently has a three song demo out now for free!
Get it here:http://locals.bandcamp.com/

Read more about Locals on Last.fm.

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We Can't Dance

Forming in October 2009 through Access To Music, We Can't Dance exploded on to the Norwich scene with a bang. Following a stage invasion at the first gig and a large number of cd's vanishing within seconds, the band then started 2010 with a gig at the Norwich Arts Centre which ended in similar fashion. Harry Dawson (vocals, guitar) - left 2011
Josie Steward (vocals, guitar)
Tom Joy (vocals, bass)
Dom Taylor (drums)

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Deathline

Deathline is a duo from London, UK. Members Jennie (bass guitar, vocals) and Kaoru (guitar, vocals and programming) formed the group after quitting Artrocker post-punk band Electric Shocks in late 2005. Deathline spent summer 2006 developing their sound, which is a lo-fi blend of electronic backing and harsh, garage rock style overdriven instrumentation, that was labelled "rock noir" by their supporters due to its dark and atmospheric nature.

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