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(#18) Skeleton Staff
Self-produced band Skeleton Staff consists of four members. The poppy jams created by this eclectic inter-species mix are available to download at Bandcamp.
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(#5) Josie and the Pussycats
- Bubblegum pop, Pop music
Josie and the Pussycats were also an Archie comics spin-off. Presumably, after Archie and his friends stole their idea and ended up with a #1 pop hit, Josie and the Pussycats decided to also make the move from comic books to chart-topping musical riffs. They never quite matched Archie's clout in the bubblegum pop universe, but they did become cultural icons of a sort. There was even a live action movie adaptation in 2001.
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(#11) Crescendolls
Crescendolls are the virtual band from Daft Punk's infamous cartoon cult classic Interstella 555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem. As such, they sound pretty much a lot like Daft Punk. Daft Punk's second album, Discovery, includes a track named "Crescendolls" in homage to the fictitious band.
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(#1) Gorillaz
- Hip hop music, Alternative hip hop, Synthpop, Rock music, Electro hop, Electronic dance music, House music, Dubtronica, Britpop, Dub, Electronic rock, Psychedelic rock, Electronica, Indie pop, Experimental hip hop, Pop music, Trip hop, Trip rock, Experimental rock, Alternative dance, Alternative rock, Freak folk, Indie rock, Ambient music
Bursting onto the scene with their hit "Clint Eastwood," virtual experimental rap group Gorillaz have maintained a position of cultural prominence ever since. The group was created in 1998 by two Brits named Damon Albarn and Damon Hewlett.
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(#23) Freen in Green
Freen in Green is a virtual electropop group. Their "band" consists of four members, all of whom are goofy little animated cartoon characters. They're independent, and handle all their own bookings and releases.
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(#15) Your Favorite Martian
Your Favorite Martian, now sadly discontinued, was the experimental rap group of Youtuber Ray William Johnson. Each member had an animated alter-ego, and their songs were often heavily inspired by geek culture.
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