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In This Moment is a melodic metalcore/alternative metal band, formed in North Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States in 2005. Their first album, entitled Beautiful Tragedy, was released on March 20th, 2007 on Century Media Records. The band's sound falls on the melodic side of the metalcore spectrum, with vocalist Maria Brink utilizing both screams and a good deal of clean, emotive singing, the latter being even more prominent on the band's second album, The Dream, released in 2008. Their third studio album was released on July 2010 named A Star-Crossed Wasteland Band History In 2005, singer Maria Brink and...

This Love, a rock/pop band from Dayton, OH consists of Joe McFaddin (vocals, guitar), Jake Bonham (guitar), Jake Sims (bass) and Katie Cole (drums). .

This One is a Belgium based all schools beatmaker. He's been producing hip-hop, dubstep & electronic tracks since 1999. .

This City have been already been described in review as “like The Travelling Wilburys if it was made of members of Bloc Party and At The Drive In”. Maybe if you throw in the eyeball-popping nuances of Blood Brothers, the same turn-on-a-sixpence disco-jerk rhythms of the more danceable end of punk (think Les Savy Fav or !Forward Russia!), the impassioned cacophony of mid 80s Dischord Records-led emotional hardcore, the pop sensibility of tykes such as The Automatic and subtract the reference to Tom Petty and co, we might just be inclined to agree… This City formed and reside in Brighton...

There are at least 4 bands named Arrival: 1) Russian Synthpop / Rave Band. 2) Finnish Melodic Black Metal band. Sin. K - Vocals Inzomniac - Guitars Isv. Kran - Drums Sn TwentynineA - Keyboard Icrs2K - Guitars, Bass An Abstract Of Inertia (Full-length album) Edgerunner Records (2002) Son of Stormbringer (7") (2001) Icon of Worthless (Promo) (1999) 3) A seven-member group from Liverpool, England formed in the late '60s. Members were Dyan Birch, Paddy McHugh, Frank Collins, Carroll Carter (vocals), Lloyd Courtney, Don Hume, and Tony O'Malley. They had two U.K. hits in 1970: "Friends" (number eight) and "I...