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Piano/guitar driven rock, ranging from mellow to hard hitting. Melody-based songs, garnished with electronic tones and beats. Ventures from the monotony of to 'If you don't want to have a tune stuck in your head for weeks, don't listen to their debut EP, 'Oh No'. And don't be suprised to see Meese on a much larger stage sooner rather than later.' -Jake Schroeder, 5280 Magazine '...the act has managed to deliver one of the year's most impressive discs.' -Dave Herrera, music editor Westword
Check Out Other Great Bands on !, , , , , , , , , and ! Dynamite Boy was formed in Austin,Texas in the summer of 1995. Their unique style of pop-punk and explosive live perfomances quickly attracted a solid local following. Within a year, Dynamite Boy released their first split 7' with ska-punk superheros The Impossibles and toured throughout the southwest. They were soon opening for bands like Avail, The Vandals, Pansy Division, Diesel Boy, Less Than Jake, and AFI, just to name a few. In
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Check Out Other Great Bands on !, , , , , , , , , and ! Five years is a long time, but it’s also an advantage. Plain White T’s formed in ’97 sometime between the summer and fall. Tom Higgenson (vocals/guitar), and Ken Fletcher (bass), had been in a band together and decided to move on and asked friend Dave Tirio to play drums for a power-pop trio. Tom had already written several songs, which the band adopted to their new style, and eventually made a recording of. After two years of playing
