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E was the alias of quirk-pop singer/songwriter Mark Oliver Everett, born April 9, 1963 in Virginia The 1971 death of his physicist father sent him into a prolonged tailspin, and after battling drug and alcohol problems throughout his teens, he dropped out of school and took a job pumping gas

Franco-Austrian ensemble Elend formed in the early ‘90’s and initially dedicated itself to interpreting an ancient, three-part ‘prayer of darkness’ — the ‘Lecons de Tenebres’ — which, according to Roman Catholic liturgy is to be performed in the three holy days leading up to Easter

Eleni Mandell Biography, Photos, Pictures

Drawing heavy influence from Tom Waits, Los Angeles hipster Eleni Mandell initiated a recording career with art-cool albums packed with her gritty, noir-ish sketches Mandell, who was a huge fan of L

Inspired by the growing success of compatriots like Amorphis and Impaled Nazarene, Finland’s Elenium formed in the town of Vantaa in 1995, and set about giving this heavy metal thing a spin of their own

Elephant Sun Biography, Photos, Pictures

Regarded as one of South Africa’s better rock bands, Elephant Sun have made a point of staying away from attempting to emulate American or British rock bands, incorporating not only progressive rock elements into their sound, but also African elements

Elephant's Memory Biography, Photos, Pictures

Although chiefly remembered these days for their role as John Lennon’s loose and ragged backup band on his Some Time in New York City album from 1972, Elephant’s Memory have a bit more to their history than that

Hailing out of the rainy days of London, England, Elevate bring out the grimmer aspects of indie-noise in comparison to the likes of early Sonic Youth and Girls Against Boys

Elevator Drops Biography, Photos, Pictures

Formed in Boston by vocalist/bassist Goolkasian, guitarist Garvey J and a drummer named Fitts, the Elevator Drops marry catchy Bowie pop/rockers with thrashing indie-rock After debuting with 1996’s Pop Bus, the group temporarily set up shop in Detroit to record their sophomore album, 1997’s People Mover

Elevator Through Biography, Photos, Pictures

While still recording with Moncton, New Brunswick’s indie rock outfit Eric’s Trip in 1994, guitarist Rick White and drummer Mark Gaudet began the side project Elevator to Hell with bassist Tara White and keyboard player Ron Bates

Natives of Los Angeles, Alain Johannes (guitars, vocals), Natasha Shneider (organ, bass, vocals), and drummer Jack Irons formed Eleven in 1990 On three records in the early nineties, the band showcased its raw hard-rock with introspective lyrics

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