Artists tagged with "hard-rock" sorted by relevance/score
- Pulsating Radiostars
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- electric rock and roll band blending the styles of 70's and 80's
24% - The Gonks
- Rock band based in Ghent, Belgium, with Belgian, Irish and Dutch musicians
24% - Hi Pro Glo
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- Alternative rock band from New Brunswick, New Jersey, formed in summer 1996
24% - The Phantoms
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- 1960s US surf rock band, single “My Little Baby / X‐L3”
24% - Killing Silence
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- metal/rock/punk band from Florida, US, active in the mid-'90s
24% - The Holy Rollers
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- rock band active during the mid-1980s — based in Perth, Western Australia
24% - Makina
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- German Rock/Punk/Stoner band from Kiel, with Turkish & English lyrics
24% - Kleine Wohnen
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- Post Rock Mitglieder: Christian Stein, Jan Philipp Janzen, Mario Katz, Thomas Hillnhütter
24% - The Jack Cades
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- UK garage rock band, formed in late 2017 in Stratford-upon-Avon.
24% - The Kingz English
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- 60's US garage rock band ("Doctor Hunger / She Lied to Me")
24% - Pavlov3
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- Progressive / Metal / Rock project of Matt Tate from Chicago, Illinois
24% - Bob Johnson
- Person
- American Rock & Roll singer who released the hit "Twist It Up"
24% - 4 Mile Drive
- Group
- A full blooded female fronted punk rock band from the North East
24% - The Spectres
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- 1979-1980 Rock / New Wave, featuring Glen Matlock of The Sex Pistols
24% - Franko
- Featured on Track: Adnan Belushi, General Lee & NDA: "Rock & Roll"
24% - Kit Shangpliang
- Vocals for Song "Hoi Kiw / Chalo Chalo" from Rock On 2
24% - M.C.C. Boogie
- Person
- featured on dance track "Let's Go / Let's Rock" by Don Carroll
24% - Pynsuklin Syiemiong
- Person
- Vocals for Song "Hoi Kiw / Chalo Chalo" from Rock On 2
24% - Simon Brouillard
- Person
- Pop Rock / Yé-Yé singer and band leader from the 1960s
24% - BRANE
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- Noise-Rock solo project of Steve Watkins, member of industrial band Scar Tissue
24% - Astral Projection
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- US psychedelic rock band (released single "Rosa-Lynn / Our Love Is a Rainbow")
24% - The Chorals
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- 1950s US doo-wop group, single "In My Dream / Rock and Roll Baby"
24% - Ghosts of Electricity
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- Upper echelon classic songwriter rock interpretations, e.g., Bob Dylan, Grateful Dead
24% - The Catalinas
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- 1960s US instrumental rock band; has songs “Baby Come Home” & “The Catalina Push”
24% - Flying Circus
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- 60s psychedelic rock band, single “You Really Got Me / Let Me Down Easy”
24%