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<a href="http://www.rockbandsofla.com/hyde-beast-greetings-from-tomorrowland/">Hyde And Beast.. Keep Moving To Tomorrowland</a><span>Evidently acute schizophrenic paranoia has been working well for British duet… Hyde & Beast. These un-medicated lads made up of two former drummers. Interestingly, Dave Hyde formally drummer of the</span>

<a href="http://www.rockbandsofla.com/spookyland-2/">Spookyland — Australia’s Rock and Roll Animals</a><span>Originally I thought the Aussie quartet rock band Spookyland got its name from the Roman Dirge illustrated novel titled “Spookyland” featuring the cockeyed evil heroine Lenore the Cute Little Dead</span>

<a href="http://www.rockbandsofla.com/hearty-har-2/">Hearty Har and the Goo Goo Muck</a><span>The streets of L.A. rock and roll is marred because so much emphasis is based on “connecting the dots” and “color by numbers” with artist’s description. If a band doesn’t</span>

<a href="http://www.rockbandsofla.com/jon-byrne-beneath-the-stains-of-time/">Jon Byrne Beneath the Stains of Time</a><span>British songwriter/performer Jon Byrne proves that marching to one’s own beat proves that genius and insanity are much the same. Reminiscent of The Kinks Ray Davies had done during his</span>

<a href="http://www.rockbandsofla.com/immigrant-union/">Immigrant Union… Anyway</a><span>We at rock Bands of L.A. com have come to declare that the second album released from Aussie band Immigrant Union titled “Anyway” just might be one of the best albums</span>

<a href="http://www.rockbandsofla.com/bleached-and-rockin-the-dolyrots/">Bleached and Rockin’… The Dollyrots</a><span>The L.A. punk scene has always served as a focal point and inspiration for many rock bands throughout the world; it was the paradigm that relied heavily on anger and discourse.</span>

<a href="http://www.rockbandsofla.com/the-soft-white-sixties/">The Soft White Sixties Get It Right</a><span>The San Francisco Bay area has always been an epicenter for American music. So it is with the bay local artist The Soft White Sixties. When journalists write about bands</span>

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Hearty Har and the Goo Goo Muck

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Mungomania and The Money-Go-Round

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