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Alternative rockers A mix punk attitude, spacey Moog synth, and Britpop-influenced guitar rock with bratty, juvenile humor The group debuted in 1997 with How Ace Are Buildings but achieved their first widespread release in the U

A Cursive Memory Biography, Photos, Pictures

Ambitious at a young age, Southern California-based A Cursive Memory had already managed to land songs on MTV when most bands their age were still trying to come up with an original name

Aidan Hawken Biography, Photos, Pictures

As the frontman for San Francisco-based rock outfit Highwater Rising, singer/songwriter Aidan Hawken found many of his band’s songs appearing on various hit TV shows over the years, including The OC, Sex and the City, Boston Public, and One Tree Hill

Hailing from rainy Seattle, Aiden combines post-hardcore and punk attitudes with gothic aesthetics and a love of all things horror (not to mention, of course, the Misfits) to create surging, darkly melodic music

A noisy experimental band with “improv tendencies,” AIDS Wolf are good friends with the Unicorns, Wolf Parade, and others in the Montreal indie scene, but their chaotic sound has much more to do with Whitehouse and An Albatross, two bands they’ve shared the stage with

The innocent charm and minimal electronic essence of Aikagi contributed to the additional allure of Japanese indie pop Debuting with a 1996 self-released cassette entitled Chiccho no Daibouken, Aikagi — meaning “spare key” in Japanese — eventually attracted overseas attention through the U

Aikakone found a Finnish hit with the late-1996 LP Tolseen Maailmaan, recorded for RCA ~ John Bush, All Music Guide

During the ’80s, Aimee Mann led the post-new wave pop group ‘Til Tuesday After releasing three albums with the group, she broke up the band and embarked on a solo career

The all-instrumental Ain Soph formed in the late ’70s in Japan and was influenced by the jazz-rock fusion of Canterbury bands of the late ’60s and early ’70s such as Camel and Soft Machine

Aina is the name given to both an album, 2004’s Aina — Days of Rising Doom — The Metal Opera, and an international collective of musicians championed by multi-instrumentalist Robert Hunecke-Rizzo (Luca Turilli, Rhapsody, Kamelot)

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