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Red Squares, - English rockband that started in Boston England in June 1964. The original members were: David (Geordie) Garriock (lead vocal), Ronnie Martin (lead gtr, vocal), Andy Bell (drums), Dave Bell (rhythm gtr, vocal) and Pete Mason (bass gtr, vocal). The group went to France playing on the american bases. In July 1965 Dave Bell went back to England and was replaced by Mick Rothwell on (lead gtr, vocal) and Howie Gee joined at the same time as an extra lead singer. In December 1965 Howie Gee left the group to join his girlfriend in Denmark. Howie saw there...

The Blue Squares emerge from Detroit's underground rock scene with their debut album, Hard Times. Featuring 10 songs reminiscent of The Kinks, 13th Floor Elevators and MC5, the long-player draws from the sounds of an era long past, but eternally cherished for its cultivation of timeless music. From their beginnings as a 3-piece known as The Wednesdees, the group has since matured into a quartet while continuing to channel legendary underground rock bands from the Sixties and gaining comparisons to such contemporaries as The Greenhornes and The Len Price 3. The evidence of misfortune in Detroit is sadly difficult to...

"Acumental and Terminal Knowledge have shared a number of things over the years, including a zealous appetite for polysyllabic rhyme schemes as well as their first mushroom trip, but have more recently enjoyed sharing various stages throughout the Chicagoland area. They are in the moment, on the edge, over the top, but under the radar so turn on, tune in, and drop out." So far Term and Ac have released two EP's Spooky Language (2012) and Square Tactics (2012), a full length LP Finna (2013), as well as a number of cypher videos and much more. You can find their...

Not Squares are based in both Belfast & London and make disco tunes. New single out for free download here: http://soundcloud.com/not-squares/fall-far-not-squares http://www.facebook.com/notsquares .

Haymarket Square was a Chicago-based psychedelic rock band in the late sixities. The band's name is a reference to the 1886 Haymarket Square Riot, in which eight policemen were killed and seven workers sentenced to death. Drummer John Kowalski and bass player Bob Homa formed Haymarket Square in Chicago in the late 60s. Both had previously toiled in Chicago high school garage band the Real Things the name a derivation and tribute to English beat band the Pretty Things. Not your typical amateurs the Real Things actually played professional instruments and earned professional gigs until they disintegrated in 1967 due...