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Local five-piece.
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Metal, classic rock, and alternative.
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They say:
Rock/alternative/pop-punk/hard rock/emo.
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Heavy alternative rockstuff.
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They say:
Indie/rock and roll band playing honest, yet catchy, music.
We say:
Guitar-heavy, dynamic alternative rock.
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They say:
We take the hits of the 1980s and rewrite them with our own original fast, hard-rock style. It's all executed with an upbeat, fun attitude, especially from our lead singer, Mia.
We say:
Campy, metallic, entertaining cover band with a weird twist.
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They say:
From Top-40 to classic rock, and some originals are in the works. Interaction from the crowd is what we thrive for.
We say:
Veteran local rock cover band.
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They say:
Alt-rock covers that keep the party rockin’!
We say:
IOP five-piece/alt-rock cover band.
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They say:
Punk, punk, punk. We aim to make honest music, meaning that we aren’t going to mold to anything to try and fit in; we sing the songs that we like to sing.
We say:
Local punk band that kicks, screams, etc.
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They say:
"Original rock 'n' roots music plus blues and various cool covers."
We say:
A songwriter, performer, multi-instrumentalist, and world traveler, just in town from Nashville.
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They say:
Rock/Americana — "the pursuit of our dreams can lead us in many directions in life."
We say:
Melodic/modern pop-rock with a twang (featuring Tyler and Joe from the band Bell).
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They say:
Lead guitar wants to be a side order of Santana.
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Singer-songwriter Landeo and his band play a wide variety of covers and originals.
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They say:
Rock, soul, roots music … rock, soul, blues, funk, mellowness, chaos, the past, the present, the future, film, anything, everything, nothing."
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Rock singer/guitarist (of The Problems, Torture Town, FunHouse, the regenerators).
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They say:
Innovative rock: back at it with a new bassist and keys player.
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Pumped-up, non-mersh, glee-noise.
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They say:
Sounds like “mystic” arena rock or ambient progressive rock.
We say:
Alternative rock from the newly-formed instrumental quartet.
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They say:
Take the ride.
We say:
Rock/groove combo handling a wild mix of rock, funk, and indie underground covers and originals.
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They say:
Melodic Americana/rock.
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Led by singer/guitarist Reid Stone (originally from Oxford, Miss.).
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They say:
Melodic classic guitar-pop with a twang and a bit of soul.
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Songwriter Matt Hamrick's latest band project, baked by guitarist Kenny Meyer, bassist Marty Whipkey, and drummer Henry Blair.
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They say:
Indie-rock with punk-fueled energy.
We say:
Led by the songwriting and creativity of Jason Dodson.
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They say:
Someone who amazes you with their style of straight-out rock music.
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Strummy singer/guitarist.
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They say:
Joel T. Hamilton is a quiet tricky squirrel. He runs towards the tree and then disappears … but not before drawing blood just above your ankle.
We say:
Known for his work with The Working Title, Hamilton's official solo debut recently came out under he titled Officina.
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They say:
A diverse collaboration of material with a refreshing perspective that makes a connection with the listener.
We say:
And a band of demons joined in and it sounded something like this.
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They say:
"A great mix of rock 'n' roll covers."
We say:
Based in Moncks Corner, this quartet handles a variety of classic, modern, and alternative rock.
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They say:
"We’ve be getting into the medleys — blending popular songs together in our own way with our won flavor.”
We say:
A seriously melodic guy (with solid backing band), most concerned about writing solid rock songs.
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They say:
The language of music is a beautiful thing that many seek to take part in, all the while hoping to add something to its melody. It is something that we love and enjoy.
We say:
Melodic, guitar-driven modern alternative rock.
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They say:
Bob Pollard in striped white pants invaded Cheap Trick’s bus while listening to the Replacements on his Walkman.
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Chris Holsomback, Dustin Fanning, and Trevor Van Etten comprise the indie-rock trio.
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They say:
Pink Floyd meets Tool meets Bush.
We say:
Local alt-rockers.
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They say:
Emo/Screamo/rock.
We say:
Heavy-duty nü-rock by way of Rochester, N.Y.
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They say:
Metal/alternative-rock standards.
We say:
Modern and classic rock.
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They say:
Hard-hitting rock ’n’ roll from the edge of America. Period.
We say:
An experienced, homegrown nü-rock band.
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They say:
Blowfish, Dogs, etc.
We say:
Comprised of Hank Futch of the Blue Dogs and Mark Bryan Gary Greene of Hootie & the Blowfish, and guests.
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They say:
Hot rock hits from the '80s and '90s.
We say:
Picking up with the ’90s covers where Weird Science left off with the ’80s covers!
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They say:
Melodic electric/acoustic combo.
We say:
A versatile blend of twangy guitar-rock, funky acoustic-pop, and mellow ballads.
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They say:
All-request covers with some folk acoustic singer-songwriter originals.
We say:
Versatile singer/guitarist with a lengthy song list (also of Soul Fish).
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They say:
Alt-country in the vein of Ryan Adams and Tom Petty.
We say:
Melodic, guitar-driven Americana-rock.
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They say:
To celebrate the music of The Clash and bring this music to a new generation of listeners.
We say:
They cover much of the Clash's vast catalog — from "Bankrobber" to "White Man In Hammersmith Palais."
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They say:
All request duo featuring Rotie Salley and Morgan Sprott.
We say:
Rotie & Morgan: Versatile and hard to stump.
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They say:
Five-piece alternative rock group from Beaufort.
We say:
Aggressive, guitar-driven nü-rock from the Lowcountry.
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They say:
Classic rock meets everything else.
We say:
The joyfully loose conglomeration.
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They say:
Leading the groove revolt.
We say:
Funk-rock trio (featuring member of Anteroom).
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They say:
Reunited party-rockers.
We say:
Jangly, uptempo original tunes and a mix of classic and preppy college rock favorites.
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They say:
High-energy alternative and modern rock from the ’90s and today.
We say:
Local rock quartet, covers and jams.
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They say:
Power-pop quartet.
We say:
Tight, melodic, necktied … with a new lineup and demo.
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They say:
They maintain an inspiring live show that pleases.
We say:
Reggae with elements of rock and funk.
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They say:
Don't freer the keepers.
We say:
Local garage-rock quartet.
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They say:
Rock/reggae/funk.
We say:
Featuring singer/guitarist (and TV personality) Ben Fagan and a talented backing band.
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They say:
A melting pot of influences, from the Grateful Dead to Audio Slave.
We say:
Gritty rock ’n’ roll from Summerville.
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They say:
Power-pop with a detour.
We say:
Melodic, finger-snappin’ tunes just sloppy enough so as to seem unrehearsed.
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They say:
We started in Clay's garage.
We say:
Indie-pop quintet (with brass).
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They say:
Alternative rock.
We say:
Adam, Joel, and Ross survived.
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They say:
Energetic alt-rock, grunge, and classic rock.
We say:
Enthusiastic combo: rock covers with funk sprinkled in.
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They say:
High-energy rock covers.
We say:
A veteran bar band with a lengthy set of classic and contemporary rock hits — fronted by Troy Miller.
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They say:
"Decidedly Southern, consistently popular.”
We say:
Lots of ’70s folk-rock, modern groove-rock (Dave Matthews, Van Morrison, Jack Johnson, etc.).
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They say:
All-original, pretty exciting alt-rock/metal.
We say:
Hard stuff. The latest is a six-song mini-album titled So Here We Are.
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