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Bill Nelson's Red Noise
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The Fabulous Downey Brothers
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Hybrid Kids
4,136 listeners
Hybrid Kids is a project by one time Mott The Hoople keyboard player Morgan Fisher. The Hybrid Kids first album from 1979 was originally co… read moreHybrid Kids is a project by one time Mott The Hoople keyboard player Morgan Fisher. The Hybrid Kids first album from 1979 was originally conceived as a spoof compilation album featuring a variety of 'bands' from Peabody, an obs… read moreHybrid Kids is a project by one time Mott The Hoople keyboard player Morgan Fisher. The Hybrid Kids first album from 1979 was originally conceived as a spoof compilation album featuring a variety of 'bands' from Peabody, an obscure little town in Kansas (at that time American towns like… read more
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Devo
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Gary Numan / Tubeway Army
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P-Model
29,281 listeners
P-Model was a Japanese new wave/techno-pop band started in 1979 by frontman Susumu Hirasawa. The band has included a number of lineup revis… read moreP-Model was a Japanese new wave/techno-pop band started in 1979 by frontman Susumu Hirasawa. The band has included a number of lineup revisions over the years, but Hirasawa has always remained at the helm of creative operations. P-Model … read moreP-Model was a Japanese new wave/techno-pop band started in 1979 by frontman Susumu Hirasawa. The band has included a number of lineup revisions over the years, but Hirasawa has always remained at the helm of creative operations. P-Model officially disbanded in 1999 (20 years after its formation),… read more
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Plastics
30,007 listeners
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マサ子さん
1,180 listeners
マサ子さん (Masakosan) was a band from Japan, formed in 1986. They are a sort of cutesy lo-fi nonsense band with some of that Devo aesthetic. The group initially started as a duo formed by two young sisters, Mayutan (vocals) and Sabrina Brunei (vocals). After the publication of the debut album "つ… read more
