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Saving Litchfield is a pop punk band from the small town of Antwerp, Ohio signed to Red Lotus Records. Vocalist Tim Brown, bassist Jake North, drummer Steve Shull, and guitarists Joe Beregszazi and Wes Giancola met in high school in 2004 and have been performing across the Midwest ever since. Since their formation, they have released an EP on January 15th, 2008 titled "Actions". Their website is www.myspace.com/savinglitchfieldrock. .

There are mutiple artists with this name: 1. Marger is a female Latin Pop artist based in Miami, FL. 2. Marger is at the forefront of a new wave of young MCs bringing back the authentic underground sound of grime.” - logans words Marger, born Daniel Thomas, originated from the streets of east London with aspirations to be an artist at the tender age of 17. Joining Alien Muzik (a movement of different genres of sound) alongside producer Rude Kid, emcee kwam, Rival and more along with influences ranging from Young Jeezy, Dizzee Rascal and Michael Jackson helped Marger to...

The Glitch Mob is a three-piece electronic group from Los Angeles, California, composed of Ed Ma (EdiT), Justin Boreta (Boreta) and Josh Mayer (OOah). The group, originally a four-piece including Kraddy, was formed in 2006 within the burgeoning Los Angeles bass-driven 'beat' scene. The Glitch Mob made a name for themselves playing live, choosing to perform with laptops and MIDI controllers. They have won fans through showcasing their chosen technology during performance solos gaining attention in Los Angeles and San Francisco, eventually touring more widely along the West Coast and then to various festivals worldwide. The group's debut album, Drink...

Marge Litch are seminal Japanese symphonic metal. Formed as Mage Lich in the early 80’s as a vehicle for guitarist Yoshiteru Yokoyama, the group released their first cassette album, Rainbow Knight, in 1986. Four subsequent cassette albums followed, with female vocalist Junko Nakagawa joining the group in 1989. Their first CD release, 1991’s Fantasien, is not their strongest work, but it’s remarkable for arriving at the sound Rhapsody and Nightwish would subsequently hit on several years down the line. Since then, Marge Litch have moved from strength to strength, with Junko’s voice acquiring operatic overtones and growing in confidence and...