Mad Sin
Mad Sin is a psychobilly band that has been around since 1987. It is based in Berlin. The band was founded by Köfte DeVille, who has stayed with the band the entire time while the band itself has gone...
Punk German Rockabilly Psychobilly
Mad Tsai
Jonathan Chai (born July 13, 2001), professionally known by his stage name Mad Tsai, is a Taiwanese and Peruvian singer-songwriter who gained popularity on the app TikTok under the username, "madsteap...
Mad Villains
Mad Villains (Adriane Jackson & Willie Jones) are a DJ/Producer duo from San Bernardino, California currently residing in Britain (UK). They started off in the year of 2009, and have been slowly risin...
Mad Zach
Mad Zach is known internationally for his unique style of mind altering bass music. He spends his time making tracks, building custom midi controllers, and working on a multitude of collaborative ende...
Madam X
Madam X was an American hard rock band that was formed in Detroit, Michigan, in 1981 by the Petrucci sisters Roxy and Maxine. They later on relocated to New York where they found their vocalist Bret K...
Metal 80s Heavy metal
Madame X
Madame X is either:1) An 80s female electro-funk trio masterminded by Bernadette Cooper of Klymaxx. The members were Alisa Randolph, Iris Parker and Valerie Victoria.or2) A short lived tongue-in-chee...
Rnb Lounge Garage rock
Madasun
Madasun were a three-piece girl band, consisting of Vonda Barnes, Vicky Barrett and Abby Norman.The group was named during the 11 August 1999 eclipse and their name literally means "Mad As The Sun".Th...
Pop British 90s Uk
Madball
The NYHC band Madball originated back in the late 1980s, as a side project of legendary NYHC outfit Agnostic Front (Where none other than AF's frontman Roger Miret would let his little brother Freddy ...
Punk Hardcore Metalcore Hardcore Punk
Madcap
There is more than one band or artist named Madcap.1. Madcap (UK) – Drum&Bass, Jungle DJ / Producer / RemixerMadcap (Elliot Payne) started DJing in the early 90's. Son of a Rock N' Roll Musician Fath...
