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Sixteen of the Top 20 tracks were alternative rock tracks.
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Soul Asylum with the English Beat, alternative rock and ska.
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PEEKSKILL Toad the Wet Sprocket, with Rusted Root, alternative rock. Aug.
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If you're into alternative rock, you may have heard of him.
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I had some alternative rock shit, but I deleted that shit.
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The Man closed out the show with an energetic alternative rock performance.
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NEW HAVEN Stove with Solids and Peaer, indie and alternative rock. Aug.
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NEW HAVEN Dr. Dog with Jeffrey Lewis and Los Bolts, alternative rock.
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It was also a response to the sudden ascendance of alternative rock.
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His trip-hoppy alternative rock would have been ubiquitous on MTV in 1998.
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I know a few of these singles did well on alternative rock radio.
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Those alternative rock bands really opened the doors for us while growing up.
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The first award of the night went to Eilish for favorite artist, alternative rock.
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The cover art looks like it could be from a '90s alternative rock/grunge band.
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Being a Nashville-based alternative rock 'n' roll band in this current climate ain't easy.
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One of the more popular niche services, Flying Vinyl, is all about alternative rock music.
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Reeves started to play bass in the alternative rock band Dogstar in the early 1990s.
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Those whose interests skew toward alternative rock and pop may find Sunday's bill more intriguing.
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We were coming out of this alternative rock moment, and everything was about alternative cred.
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It's packed with glittering pop-melodies, teeth-gnashing heavy crescendos, and delicately strung out alternative rock.
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At the Disco "Natural," Imagine Dragons ALTERNATIVE ROCK ARTIST OF THE YEAR Imagine Dragons lovelytheband Panic!
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But the movement — whether called alternative rock, modern rock, college radio, or whatever — was now grounded.
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Toronto's own five-piece band Sights + Sounds are putting a spin on the alternative rock genre.
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They became a KROQ band, more like alternative rock, which I didn't care at all about.
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Well, I'll tell you: Pop rock; baroque pop; pop punk; pop; emo; alternative rock; hip hop.
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The Pixies, a pace-setting alternative-rock band, named an album track "Allison" in his honor.
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Zha deftly stitches together rhythms from Brazil and Lisbon with alternative rock, rap, and ambient textures.
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It's the kind of thing you might hear at spin class or on alternative-rock radio.
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Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic once rebutted accolades of his band's innovation, crediting the alternative rock band instead.
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The groom, 61, has been a guitarist in the British alternative-rock band the Cure since 2012.
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Alternative rock icon and guitar hero Hatfield converts Newton-John's biggest hits into distorted jangle-rock songs.
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These days, I enjoy a wide variety of music, although I tend to prefer classic or alternative rock.
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Is the It Couple of Canada's alternative rock-pop world dropping clues that they will be reuniting soon?
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That job ended four years later when the station changed its format from classic rock to alternative rock.
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My dad was in a punk rock band, so I grew up listening to a lot of alternative rock.
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No one embraced the tag of alternative rock at the time; as genre names go, it's vague and clumsy.
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"I write country music but it has more of that alternative rock flare and sound to it," Allen says.
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In 1989 he bought the San Francisco new wave and alternative-rock label 415 Records, renaming it Popular Metaphysics.
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With alternative rock and grunge exploding in the early 1990s, the Muffs signed to a major label, Warner Bros.
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My Chemical Romance (MCR) is back, and fans of the 393s alternative rock band couldn&apost be more excited.
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He said he listened to alternative rock during breaks in a recent tire test — but it was from the 224s.
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Dolores O'Riordan, the lead singer of the Irish alternative rock group the Cranberries, has died in London at age 46.
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In the 1990s, grunge and its radio-friendly "alternative rock" descendants were at the center of both rock and pop.
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With alternative rock at its cultural peak, Mr. Perry was a man without a context — which suited him just fine.
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He hosted an overnight jazz program on 97.6TK, one of the first alternative rock and roll stations in the US.
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Those bands give the hall, which is based in Cleveland, a valuable hold on three giants of '90s alternative rock.
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"We want to dedicate this award to Chester, to his memory, to his talent" Favorite Artist – Alternative Rock goes to @linkinpark!
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Fraaek has a spacey aesthetic, and their sound reflects just that: A combination of alternative rock, shoegaze, and dreamy pop influences.
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We started investigating the competitive landscape and found another service called Flying Vinyl but they were all about alternative rock music.
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In The Fall—Live At The Dead Sea the Israeli alternative rock gods present their musical mastery in harmony with nature.
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SchoolBoy Q, were all together, along with the alternative-rock star Bon Iver and the Atlanta rappers Gucci Mane and Future.
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However, for numerous alternative-rock acts, there are lessons to be derived from her take-no-prisoners candor and unflagging experimentation.
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"Compare that to an alternative rock channel in FM, and you probably in most cases will see the reverse," he said.
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I roll the windows down and listen to my favorite alternative rock band, Catfish and the Bottlemen, on the drive home.
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I think with all the other alternative rock bands from that time, I feel like Jeff Buckley didn't go all-in.
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I hooked up with an alternative rock band called Sons of Freedom here in Canada, and we wrote a whole album together.
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Think about buying pre-Nirvana, buying an alternative rock record or whatever it was called, I would say underground rock back then.
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Linkin Park was named best alternative rock artist, a bittersweet win for the band after the July suicide of frontman Chester Bennington.
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But one copy of a music video — for alternative rock band OK Go's song "This Too Shall Pass" — could still be playing.
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A brief, nerdy explainer: the mixolydian mode is an old-as-shit scale that's mostly associated with blues-based and alternative rock.
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Shirley Manson, the lead singer of the alternative rock band Garbage, joins the Sugars to discuss her own journey as an outsider.
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But Radiohead, a band that is still around and labeled by some a 21st-century Beatles, is also commonly labeled ALTERNATIVE ROCK.
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The best songs written by those two alternative rock acts' respective principals, Kristin Hersh and Grant-Lee Phillips, hold up well today.
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The group's first three albums, before Mascis fired Barlow from the band, in 1989, anticipated the alternative-rock boom of the nineties.
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Women in alternative rock have it the worst, where they comprised only 11% of tracks — that's an 8.1 to 1 gender imbalance.
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Along with off-camera onlookers, we the viewer watch for a moment, soundtracked by the sweet sounds of alternative rock band Saliva.
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Formed in the 1980s with roots in blues and rock, the Tragically Hip found radio popularity on both classic and alternative rock stations.
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The album, which followed his debut Harlem River and sophomore project Still Life, is a (mostly) quiet meditation built on modern alternative rock.
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But over their career L203 recorded six studio albums of punchy anthems and helped break ground for women in punk and alternative rock.
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Radiohead is playing their longest stand yet at Madison Square Garden, with four nights dedicated to their expansive catalog of alternative rock classics.
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The mostly uncontroversial picks, our music reporter writes, come from a cross-section of the last half-century of classic and alternative rock.
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The song enjoyed a second life when it featured on the 1994 "Pulp Fiction" soundtrack, recorded by the alternative rock group Urge Overkill.
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At the peak of alternative rock, that the Breeders were a female-led band "was important to me," Ms. Schemel, of Hole, said.
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It's a mixture of heavy alternative rock and rap, the lyrics are cheesy, and the guitar distortion was pushed to a laughable level.
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After one performance, she struck up a conversation with Tshepang Ramoba, the drummer of a well-known local alternative rock group called BLK JKS.
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Mr. Kaplan started his search for artists with Ben Gibbard, the frontman for Death Cab for Cutie, an alternative rock band from Washington State.
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Neil Walker, who was born in 1985, grew up in Pittsburgh and has seen his musical tastes evolve from hip-hop to alternative rock.
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The atmosphere suggested nearly every black-walled, beer-sticky alternative-rock club I've been in since the late '80s, places of joy and cynicism.
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They are no strangers to headlining summer festivals and getting regular rotation on alternative/rock radio, and that's mostly because of the music itself.
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Such obfuscation distinguished electronic music performers from their counterparts in genres like hip-hop and alternative rock, where artists were treated like rock stars.
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You got the "Alternative Rock", you got the post punk aspect in there, the 80s pop, the sad acoustic songs, along with subtle humour.
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As everyone struggled to find what was cool and what wasn't, the nu metal and alternative rock trend was thriving in the music industry.
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I documented them in the wild, spoke to them, and learned how they still relate to the alternative rock and acoustic music of Dashboard Confessional.
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More than that though, it's surprising for an album that flits between UK rap, alternative rock, piano-pop, trip-hop, reggae and Beach Boys psychedelia.
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As alternative rock reached a fever pitch and labels were literally signing any act that fit the bill, Bookie found reps knocking on his door.
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The episode's showrunners also wanted the "founders of alternative rock" represented at Hullabalooza, and booked Sonic Youth, a favorite of Weinstein and creator Matt Groening.
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The couple met through mutual friends in the summer of 2011, at an alternative-rock concert in St. Paul, but didn't begin dating until 2015.
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Since the members of this alternative rock band met during orientation at Tufts University in 19653, they have made consistently upbeat and pleasantly eccentric albums.
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Even though there was a grunge or alternative rock movement in the 90s, you don't necessarily associate rock 'n' roll with the south of Brazil.
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This was before the turn of the millennium, a time when the romanticism of dusty Midwestern boredom was heavily used to turn tricks in alternative rock.
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Coachella, which began in 1999 as a festival of indie and alternative rock, has become one of the main attractions of the summer live music season.
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She was offered a four-year scholarship to attend Berklee, and while there she became the lead singer of an alternative rock band called Self Portraits.
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We got bored of doing the alternative rock thing and we wanted to change it up and make a song that feels dirty to listen to.
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Here's what you need to know: • Dolores O'Riordan, the lead singer of the Irish alternative rock group the Cranberries, has died in London at age 46.
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In the early 2000s, with hip-hop and committee-written pop ascendant and post-grunge "alternative rock" on the radio, they were stubbornly out of step.
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Wilco, alternative rock darlings and two-time Grammy Award winners, filmed a skydiving-themed rock video in Perris for their record "Being There" 21 years ago.
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He started off with the successful alternative rock band The Ben Folds Five but later segued into country, a cappella, piano concertos and full symphony orchestras.
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Luckily, whoever was responsible for the soundtrack did a good job of gathering marquee alternative rock, pop, and electronic artists, without making them do terrible collaborations together.
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The rep states that O'Riordan died today (Monday 15 January), in London: She joined The Cranberries in 1990, and led them to become icons in alternative rock.
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One man to rule them all: Thomas Edward 'Thom' Yorke, an English musician best known as the singer and principal songwriter of the alternative rock band Radiohead.
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Hüsker Dü, who were active through most of the 83s, have attained considerable retroactive renown for the way their blend of punk and alternative rock anticipated grunge.
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Next, during the rise of alternative rock, it was Wacky's, then Wacky's 2 and 3, then Wacky's Deli—all named after a parrot who lived in the bar.
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At the height of alternative rock when almost anything went, Ministry offered up this post-apocalyptic, doom-laden paragon that was darker and weirder than everything else around.
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For music fans, there's Academy Records (85 Oak Street), a huge space with more than 100,000 vinyl albums in many genres, although alternative rock is a strong point.
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Billboard reported that the totals for "Delta" were the biggest for an alternative rock album this year, and second to only Dave Matthews Band for rock groups overall.
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Mr Johnston is not a celebrity—though he is admired by many followers of alternative rock—and it was immediately apparent that his work was of a different order.
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After a decade of rap, rave and alternative rock, here was something that cut straight to the heart and emotional angst of teenagers, offered by an approachable young singer.
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That's how long A Perfect Circle waited to release their new album, but the alternative-rock supergroup with singer Maynard James Keenan and guitarist Billy Howerdel remained unforgotten anyway.
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Jenkins is a longtime critic of the Republican Party and has been making songs with political statements since the alternative rock band rose to fame in the mid-1990s.
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An alternative rock radio programmer once told me he would never play two female singers next to each other because the audience doesn't want to hear that many women.
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The charts don't lie: According to Billboard the only women to break into the No. 1 spot on their alternative rock chart since 1996 are Lorde and Elle King.
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The group arrived during the early 20143s ascendance of alternative rock: tuneful, punk-derived, guitar-driven songs that often made their way from college-radio playlists to commercial radio.
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" • In memoriam Dolores O'Riordan, the lead singer of the Irish band the Cranberries, lent an unmistakable sound to their alternative rock hits in the 1990s, including "Linger" and "Zombie.
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Incredibly active as soloists, these artists channel their more esoteric skills into this project, which attracts alternative rock and electronic music audiences as well as aficionados of contemporary composition.
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