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One-Man Band Series, #14: Two Tears
With a sound straight from the garage, Two Tears is one part indie rock, one part alterna-pop, and two parts punk, along with a few other less obvious styles. She is all attitude, this talented one-woman band, with a thrift store fashion sense and a rather down-to-earth manner about her.
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One-Man Band Series, #13: Urban Junior
With a unique approach to the one-man band concept, Urban Junior creates his signature sound with a guitar, drum kit, synth, and megaphone. And that signature sound has been referred to by Urban Junior's label Voodoo Rhythm as "Swiss-spankin'-electro-trash-garage-boogie-disco-blues-punk!" Couldn't have put it any better myself.
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Mischief Brew's Erik Petersen
Philadelphia's anarcho-punk troupe Mischief Brew have spent the last seven years, give or take, busily touring through the States and Europe, appearing on several different independent record label compilations, and writing and recording songs for a handful of split releases and full-length studio albums. Now, as a follow-up to their collaborative release, "Fight Dirty," with Brooklyn's instrumental gypsy jazz quartet Guignol, Mischief Brew are preparing to unleash their latest effort titled "The Stone Operation."
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AC4's Karl Backman
"They're a lot more fun than the 30+ straight edge virgins standing in the back with a clipboard, hoping to find some fault with us they can blog about, you know."
