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The Spanish rock band 091 was formed after a group called Al-Dar, led by García Lapido, disbanded in the early ’80s The band’s debut album, called El Cementerio de Automoviles, was released in 1984, followed by Mas de Cien Lobos in 1986

Having gotten together in early 1997, 0L0 established more of a laid-back dream pop sound in the vein of My Bloody Valentine and Curve in their native Bloomington, Indiana With Brad Biancardi (keyboards/ vocals), Brian Booher (bass) and Corey Allbritten (guitar/ vocals) comprising the lineup of 0L0, the releases started with the Impacto EP in 1998 followed by the full-length olorizedcoloralbum the next year on Audio Information Phenomena Records

1 Giant Leap Biography, Photos, Pictures

Jamie Catto and Duncan Bridgeman traveled around the world, recording what they found and collaborating with musicians from all over for both a CD and DVD The results came under the banner of 1 Giant Leap, and featured a CD with appearances from Michael Stipe and Robbie Williams, and a DVD that featured Kurt Vonnegut and Dennis Hopper

1,000 Sticks Biography, Photos, Pictures

After the demise of former Calgary favorites Fire Engine Red comes 1,000 Sticks, who sound equally as much alternative rock in the vein of the Replacements or Hüsker Dü as it does alongside Steve Earle or Wilco

187 became one of the United States’ first major drum’n’bass producers, releasing a few popular albums for the New York-based Jungle Sky label in the late ’90s

1.8.7. Mortals Biography, Photos, Pictures

Michigan-based rap group 187 Mortals performed its first concert in 1995 and released its debut album, Ready 4 Combat, in January 2001 on Webslinging Records ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide

Silverlake, CA-based funk-popsters 10 Cent comprised singer/guitarist Shawn Calizo, bassist Tina Link, keyboardist Phil E Hartman and drummer Blair After debuting in 1996’s Everybody Wins, the group signed to the Dust Brothers’ Hi-Ho label to release Buggin Out three years later

San Antonio, TX-based country band 10 City Run earned a major-label contract with Universal South when they won the 2005 Dr Pepper Texas Country Star competition With Hans Frank, the only constant bandmember, on vocals, banjos, and keyboards, 10 City Run released their debut album, Somethin’ Else, which was produced by the Flying Burrito Brothers’ John Beland, in 2006

10 Heads High Biography, Photos, Pictures

Astoria, New York-based power-pop combo 10 Heads High was formed in 1999 by singer Marc Lombardo and guitarist Tommy Kohl—while Michael Borenstein was the first and only bassist to audition for the group, it took a far more exhaustive search to land drummer Brian King, a former member of neo-psych outfit the Anderson Council

10 Minute Warning Biography, Photos, Pictures

Though fairly short-lived in their original incarnation, Seattle’s 10 Minute Warning was acknowledged as a key influence on the city’s subsequent grunge movement; after disbanding in 1984, the group also later gained notoriety when one of its members, Duff McKagan, rose to international success as a member of Guns N’ Roses

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