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Kleenex (name later changed to Liliput) were a Swiss post-punk/new wave band active from 1978 to 1983. The group formed in 1978 under the name Kleenex, and soon made a name for themselves, until the threat of legal action by Kimberly-Clark in 1979 prompted a change of name to LiLiPUT (Kleenex being a propietry brand of tampons in Switzerland). Their initial line-up was consisted of Regula Sing (vocals), Marlene Marder (guitar), Klaudia Schiff (bass) and Lislot Ha (drums) Read more on Last.fm

Courtney Barnett is an Australian singer/songwriter originally from Sydney, New South Wales; later moving to Hobart, Tasmania[/placeform] where she began performing music in 2006 before relocating to Melbourne in 2010. Barnett puts a lot of effort into sounding effortless. Her songs are wild and wooly and wordy, her lyrics plainspoken and delivered like she’s making them up on the spot. Barnett was originally a part of several bands, including Immigrant Union and The Olivettes before focusing on her solo work. Read more on Last.fm

Le Tigre (/ləˈtiːɡrə/) is an electronic rock band formed in 1998 in New York City, coming out of the riot grrl movement. Members were vocalist Kathleen Hanna (formerly of punk rock band Bikini Kill), guitarist Johanna Fateman, and Sadie Benning; producer JD Samson joined in 2001. Le Tigre is known for its left-wing politics and feminist lyrics, as well as adding multimedia and performance art to their live shows. As of 2010, Kathleen Hanna now plays in The Julie Ruin. Read more on Last.fm

1. Note, a.k.a. Magnus Molin, is a Swedish electronica artist. Beginning electronic music production in 1999 utilising various DAW software, Note's music is self-described as abstract, minimalistic and ambient. http://myspace.com/noteartist 2. Note is a Japanese screamo band. 3. Note is an emcee from Shaker Heights Ohio. Read more on Last.fm

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There are several music groups with the band name Good News. 1) A Christian British rock band that formed in 1971 and is rightly counted among the Jesus Music era. The band emerged from the precursor band The Joy Strings, which belonged to the Salvation Army and was considered the 'official' pop group of the Salvation Army. Ex-Joy String Bill Davidson then started again and gathered Salvationist musicians from all over Europe, and was able to convince the BBC to record an album for 'Religious Broadcast to Schools'! In July 1971 Read more on Last.fm

Frankie Archer is a British folk singer-songwriter from Northumberland. She won the 2023 Cambridge Folk Festival/Christian Raphael Prize for key emerging talent in folk music. Read more on Last.fm

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