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The New Rock
The New Rock formed in London in the early 1990s, with Alex Carter on vocals and guitar, Ben Jenkins on bass, Jake Harris on drums, and Emily Sinclair on...
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The New Rock formed in London in the early 1990s, with Alex Carter on vocals and guitar, Ben Jenkins on bass, Jake Harris on drums, and Emily Sinclair on keyboards. Their debut album 'Unchained' came out in 1995, followed by '323' which included the song '323' that became one of their most recognized tracks.
Their music drew from classic rock influences while incorporating elements of grunge and alternative rock. Songs like 'A Passos Lentos' and 'Grande Ilusão' showed their range, moving between raw energy and more atmospheric arrangements.
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