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Same Genre+First Letter

Huh? Following artists start their bandname with the same first letter and, as bonus, make the same kind of music:
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The Pixies music

Welcome to The Pixies's digital music page at MusicRemedy. You can find here The Pixies music videos, songs, pictures, reviews, biography, and much more... Everything is available on this central page so you can easily find everything about The Pixies.

The Pixies's Biography

Pixies were fundamental in forming the definition of independent alternative music in the 1990’s. Signed to 4AD, Pixies earned a massive following and unwavering critical respect. Kurt Cobain (of Nirvana) and Thom Yorke (of Radiohead) stated that the music of the Pixies were a salient inspiration. The psycho-rock of their “Surfer Rosa” and “Come On Pilgrim” became essential for fans, as well as building blocks in their discography. Their massive success peaked when they released, “Doolittle”. The album included the classic songs, “Hey”, “Debaser”, “Here Comes Your Man”, and “Monkey Gone To Heaven”. The movie, “Pump Up The Volume” included “Wave Of Mutilation (UK Surf)” version. The song, “Where Is My Mind” was featured in the film, “Fight Club”. After their last album (“Trompe Le Monde”), Pixies disbanded. Lead singer, Black Frances pursued a solo career as Frank Black. Kim Deal already had a side band called The Breeders. Along with her twin sister (Kelly), Kim Deal found major success when The Breeders released the single, “Cannonball” (from the “Last Splash” album). After a decade, Pixies reformed and began touring. Filmmakers Steven Cantor and Matthew Galkin (known for the reality show “Family Bonds”) jumped at the opportunity to document their reunion, rehearsals, and tour. This footage evolved into the absorbing documentary, “loudQUIETloud: A Film About The Pixies”. Both fans and band members dramatically changed since the early 90’s. Unintentionally, the documentary reveals the obscurity of the Pixies. Ultimately, the film truly exhibits how the band is more than just the sum of their parts. Alone, each member is a shockingly normal human being. Together, the Pixies are a truly captivating force in music.

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	The Pixies's Songs	audio	video
	Where Is My Mind? [video + song]
	Monkey Gone To Heaven [video + song]
	Wave Of Mutilation [video + song]