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The Charts may refer to: 1. a Brazilian mod band from São Paulo; 2. an American doo-wop group of the 1950s. 1. With the fragmentation of São Paulo's independent music scene in the 80's and 90's brazilian scenario, underground bands turned their attention to a revivalist wave similar to Brazil's South cities, ready to rescue the values ​​of sixties sound to result into a contemporary, modern fresh sound between top notch mainstream radio and total anonymity. The Charts - name inspired from a Atlantic Records LP compilation - influenced by the mod groups from the 60's, tons of Motown/Stax-oriented R&B,...

Swedish punk-band formed in 1983 in the Swedish town Köping. Today the band consists of Per Granberg (lyrics & bass), Johnny Smedberg (guitar), Mattias Söderlund (bass), Johan Hultman (drums). The band is a very popular live act, and often plays at music festivals. Per Granberg met Johnny Smedberg after Per's former band N.O.S's gig at Folkets Park in Köping and they then formed the new band Charta 77. .

Matt Tobey (of Abe Froman, Canine Sugar, Good Luck and Holiday Band) plays happy music about beautiful things on his guitar or accordion or toy piano. It honestly can only be described as "Matty Pop Chart". Whatever it is - it comes to us from plan-it-x or Friends and Relatives records. And it is as real and honest as music gets. Think Kimya Dawson with more songs about great big trees and dancing (yet equally as touching). .

Richard Chartier (USA, 1971), also known as Pinkcourtesyphone, is an ultra-minimalist composer who, starting with "Direct, Incidental, Consequental" (Intransitive Recordings, 1998 - 3particles, 2003), focused on "silence music" a la Bernhard Günter and "deep listening" a la Oliveros. His microscopic exploration of the space between sounds and silence, is best exemplified by his fourth solo album "Series" (Line, 2000) and by "Decisive Forms" (Trente Oiseaux, 2001). They are made of barely audible events in a digital soundscape; of "implied sounds". .