Category: bands
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13th Floor Elevators: Austin’s Psychedelic Pioneers
The 13th Floor Elevators were pioneering psychedelic rock icons from 1960s Austin who fused garage rock with hallucinogenic themes and electric jug sounds. Read more
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The Modern Lovers: Shapers of Punk Rock
Exploring the raw, proto-punk sound and lasting influence of The Modern Lovers, the 1970s Boston band led by Jonathan Richman that inspired punk rock. Read more
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Neutral Milk Hotel: Indie Rock Cult Icons
Exploring Neutral Milk Hotel’s cult indie rock legacy, from the lo-fi brilliance of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea” to their surprise reunion shows. Read more
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Rites of Spring: Pioneers of Post-Hardcore Music
Explore the influential post-hardcore band Rites of Spring, their seminal album blending punk intensity with melody, and the cultural impact of the “Rites of Spring” phrase. Read more
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Hüsker Dü: Pioneers of Punk Evolution
Hüsker Dü was an influential 1980s American punk rock band that pioneered blending hardcore aggression with pop melodies, paving the way for alternative rock. Read more
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Escape the Fate: Band Lineup Changes
Escape the Fate’s current and former members like Craig Mabbitt, Kevin Gruft, TJ Bell, Robert Ortiz, and Ronnie Radke have shaped the band’s post-hardcore sound over two decades. Read more
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Hateful Eight’s $40K Guitar Smash Blunder
Kurt Russell accidentally smashed a priceless 1870s Martin guitar worth $40,000 instead of a prop replica during the infamous guitar-smashing scene in The Hateful Eight. Read more
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Anthrax: Scott Ian, Charlie Benante, Joey Belladonna
Anthrax’s original lineup featured Scott Ian, Danny Lilker, Charlie Benante, Neil Turbin, and Greg Walls, later evolving into the classic Joey Belladonna-led thrash metal lineup. Read more
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AC/DC: Full History of Iconic Band Lineups
AC/DC’s iconic lineup has seen members like Angus Young, Bon Scott, Brian Johnson, Phil Rudd, Malcolm Young, and more rock the world with their hard-hitting anthems. Read more