Gene: British indie rock band part of 1990s Britpop movement. Their guitar-driven sound and Martin Rossiter's emotional vocals created dramatic rock. Though less commercially successful than Oasis or Blur, their influence on British indie rock and devoted cult following demonstrate their importance. Their literary lyrics and passionate performances made them respected despite limited mainstream success.
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RARE EARTH's Generation Pink Vinyl is a technicolour dreamcoat of sound that transports you to a psy..
the latest opus from Canadian prog-rockers SAGA, Generation 13, is like a genre-bending rollercoaste..
In the latest offering from British thrash metal veterans Onslaught, "Generation Antichrist" deliver..
Generation Freakshow is the eighth studio album by the Welsh rock band Feeder. It was set to be rele..
CULK's latest offering, Generation Maximum, is the kind of album that makes you want to hop in a tim..
Oh, where to even begin with CULK's latest album, "Generation Maximumin"? This Austrian indie rock o..
In their debut album, GENERATION RADIO brings a refreshing twist to the music scene with their uniqu..
Good Charlotte return with their 7th studio album with Generation Rx. The songs on GENERATION RX cov..
Good Charlotte return with their 7th studio album with Generation Rx. The songs on GENERATION RX cov..
Generation X. The band that gave birth to the term "punk rock" in the UK, and now they're back with ..
Generation X were born out of the English punk era of 1976 from the ashes of the band Chelsea, and f..
Modern Hut's latest album, "Generic Treasure," is a whimsical romp through the quirky mind of songwr..
Album Review: The Degenerics - "Genericain" In the vast sea of generic pop music, The Degenerics ha..
After a decade in hibernation, Elephant Micah emerges from the depths of indie obscurity with their ..
ELVIN JONES Genesis Elvin Jones' latest offering, "Genesis," is a whirlwind rollercoaster of jazz f..
Genesis - the album that prompts the age-old question: "What the bloomin' heck were they thinking?" ..