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Quicksand

1,020,324 plays (52,259 listeners)

There is more than one artist named Quicksand: 1) Quicksand was an American post-hardcore band from New York City founded in 1990 by Gorilla Biscuits guitarist Walter Schreifels.

Fudge Tunnel

218,163 plays (16,067 listeners)

Fudge Tunnel were a sludge metal band from Nottingham, UK, fomed in 1988. The original line up consisted of by Alex Newport (guitar/vocals), Mark (bass) and Adrian Parkin (drums).

Unsane

851,721 plays (45,271 listeners)

Unsane is a New York City noise rock music trio, formed in 1988. They are generally classified as noise rock, but their music also touches on elements of hardcore punk and metal.

Handsome

149,282 plays (8,394 listeners)

When five pieces from the splintered membership of hardcore's most influential '90s outfits came together, Handsome was formed and the songwriting, textural, and creative limits of an entire genre of rock music were expanded to a previously unimaginable degree.

HELMET & HOUSE OF PAIN

41,098 plays (11,969 listeners)

Recorded for the "Judgment Night" soundtrack, alternative metal band Helmet teamed up with hip-hop trio House of Pain and recorded the song "Just Another Victim".

Rollins Band

1,760,616 plays (122,034 listeners)

Henry Rollins put the Rollins Band together, in Van Nuys, California, United States, after his previous band, the hardcore outfit Black Flag, broke up in 1986.

Melvins

8,565,651 plays (252,328 listeners)

Melvins are a rock band that formed in Montesano, Washington, United States in 1983. The band currently consists of Buzz Osborne (vocals, guitar), Jared Warren (bass), Dale Crover (drums) and Coady Willis (drums). Osborne is the only remaining original member, although Crover has been a member since early in the band's career.

Tad

576,115 plays (86,224 listeners)

Tad was an American grunge band from Seattle, Washington led by Tad Doyle. Among the first of the many bands which came out of Seattle in the grunge era, Tad was notable for the fact that its music had a noticeable 1970s metal influence, rather than the punk which influenced most other grunge bands.