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The Interns
12+ albums
AllHousepunk rockemopop punk
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There are multiple artists named The Interns. [1] "We arent trying to reinvent the wheel. We are just playing the music we love the best we possibly can," states Interns bassist Tony Hartman. Since their inception in February of 1999, The Interns have matured and evolved into one of Cleveland, Ohio's prominent rock groups, logging tens of thousands of touring miles, performing for two consecutive years on the Vans Warped Tour and establishing a very reputable local and regional fan base. That is quite a list of accomplishments for a group of twenty-somethings hailing from a town with one traffic light. The self-titled CD EP The Interns successfully combines loud rock with true pop sensibilities. Recommended for fans of Jimmy Eat World, The Get Up Kids and The Replacements, the disc is power pop perfection. The song "The Quiet Spaces" was recently featured in an episode of TV's "Ghost Whisperer." "If one good song is all the pretext a record company needs to put a band on radio and TV, the Interns have more than enough to make it. If there's another American Pie movie, they can play the role of New Found Glory, and "No Leg to Stand On" would work nicely in a montage -- maybe one of the gang fixing up a freshly divorced Jim's new apartment." (Cleveland Scene) "Orange and Gray" has the kind of crescendos that Dashboard Confessional's made popular, and "Driven" is an earnest rock number as revved up as anything by Jimmie Eat World. Produced by Pete Drivere and recorded at Yo
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Reggae Anthology: Winston Riley - Quintessential Techniques
The Interns
Smother
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Back From The Grave Vol. 3
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Roots Techniques
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9 to 5
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The Sound Of Funk 3
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Back from the Grave, Vol. 4
Detour
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Back From The Grave Volume Four
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Sound of Funk Vol. 3
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Soul- Original Soul Classics That The Beatles Recorded and Played Live