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This whole thing started as something of a joke between myself and I. I found myself sitting on my floor with my guitar, pedalboard, amp, and This Will Destroy You's self-titled album playing in the background during finals week of 2010. I was stressed. Used up. Freaked out. The semester had been a blur of jazz, church gigs, poems, short stories, novels, esoteric discussions, and emotional rollercoasters. I was in need of a reprieve. A moment of quiet. That's how "A Few Days Underwater" started. The whole point behind "A Few Days Underwater" is the hope that you will be...

Pioneers of Love; pathos of international stature. The four-piece band from Leeuwarden - nowadays praised by the national media - creates a massive wall of dark bombast during their live-shows. Created in 2008 and inspired by the best of the '80s. The band compellingly runs between musical polarity and hitsensitive songs resulting in their own 21st Century Wave. Synths, riffs and a heartbeat. The four young men show that the best wave no longer has to come from British soil. In expectation of their debut album Pioneers of Love has been set as the new wave promise from the Netherlands....

In the spring of 1962, Fr. McGarry, the Pastor of St. Patrick's Parish, told Sisters Cristoval and Benno that St. Patrick's School needed a drum and bugle corps. Since then approximately 5,200 students have performed, traveled, and socialized in a manner that most people only wish for. From these roots came the Irish tradition as well as the multiple shades and ways of wearing the color green. The first name given the corps was "The Imperials of St. Patrick". The first instructors who all lived in Milwaukee's South Side were all members of the nationally ranked Norwood Park Imperials. 1961-1970-...

The Pioneers are a Jamaican reggae vocal trio, whose main period of success was in the 1960s. The trio has had different line-ups, and still occasionally performs. The Pioneers were formed in 1962 by brothers Sydney and Derrick Crooks, and their friend Winston Hewitt. Their early recordings "Good Nanny" and "I'll Never Come Running Back to You" were self-produced at the Treasure Isle studio using money lent to the Crooks brothers by their mother and appeared on Ken Lack's Caltone label. Several other singles followed, none of them hits, before Hewitt immigrated to Canada in 1966. Hewitt was replaced for...