Miss Black America

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Talk Hard 00:00 Tools
Miss Black America 00:00 Tools
Infinite Chinese Box 00:00 Tools
Don't Speak My Mind 00:00 Tools
Strobe 00:00 Tools
Car Crash For A Soul 00:00 Tools
Emotional Junkmail 00:00 Tools
Personal Politics 00:00 Tools
Scream For Me 00:00 Tools
Dot Dot Dot 00:00 Tools
Freefall 00:00 Tools
Roadkill 00:00 Tools
Montana 00:00 Tools
Drowning By Numbers 00:00 Tools
Automatic 00:00 Tools
Reborn 00:00 Tools
Once More, With Feeling 00:00 Tools
Terminal One 00:00 Tools
Beauty Of Song 00:00 Tools
Voices 00:00 Tools
Chemical 00:00 Tools
Terminal Two 00:00 Tools
Way Down 00:00 Tools
All I Want Is Out 00:00 Tools
5x5 00:00 Tools
Beautiful Velocity 00:00 Tools
Miss Black America (edit) 00:00 Tools
Dogma 00:00 Tools
Leopardprint Lives 00:00 Tools
Scarface 00:00 Tools
Pub Rock Coma 00:00 Tools
Heshers Unite 00:00 Tools
Look, Ma! Top Of The World! 00:00 Tools
Voices (Acoustic Version) 00:00 Tools
The White Noise Inc 00:00 Tools
Love Buzz 00:00 Tools
Back Then I Sang About The Government 00:00 Tools
I Am Not a Virgin 00:00 Tools
Corpse Cheque 00:00 Tools
Infinate Chinese Box (live) (session) 00:00 Tools
Live Fat, Die Young 00:00 Tools
(The Guy Playing Jesus Has Been) Jesus Longer Than Jesus Was Jesus 00:00 Tools
Funtitled 00:00 Tools
Hurricane Checked My Oil 00:00 Tools
The White Noise 00:00 Tools
Summer Of Love Pt. 1 00:00 Tools
The White Noise Inc. 00:00 Tools
The Sandman 00:00 Tools
drive 00:00 Tools
Road Kill (session) 00:00 Tools
blue christmas 00:00 Tools
Liquid Silk (session) 00:00 Tools
Miss Black America (live) (session) 00:00 Tools
Talk Hard (live) (session) 00:00 Tools
Stations Of The Cross (Highlight Reel) 00:00 Tools
The White Noise Inc. (session) 00:00 Tools
It's Alright 00:00 Tools
Always (live) (session) 00:00 Tools
Talk Hard (session) 00:00 Tools
Personal Politics (session) 00:00 Tools
Golden Chowder Soliloquy Practise 00:00 Tools
Personal Politics (Peel session) 00:00 Tools
Standing Up Is Half The Walk 00:00 Tools
Smile, You're On Fire (session) 00:00 Tools
Carcrash For The Soul (session) 00:00 Tools
The White Noise Inc. (Peel session) 00:00 Tools
Miss Black America (Peel session) 00:00 Tools
Liquid Silk (Peel session) 00:00 Tools
Talk Hard (Peel session) 00:00 Tools
Road Kill (Peel session) 00:00 Tools
Smile, You're On Fire (Peel session) 00:00 Tools
Miss Black America (acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Carcrash For The Soul (Peelsession) 00:00 Tools
Miss Black America (Lamacq session) 00:00 Tools
Infinite Chinese Box (Lamacq session) 00:00 Tools
5 x 5 00:00 Tools
Talk Hard (Acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Always (Lamacq session) 00:00 Tools
Talk Hard (Lamacq session) 00:00 Tools
Roadkill (Radio 1 Session, 27 Jun 2001) 00:00 Tools
Personal Politics (Radio 1 Session, 27 Jun 2001)001 00:00 Tools
Miss Black America (Radio 1 Session, 27 Jun 2001) 00:00 Tools
Talk Hard (Radio 1 Session, 27 Jun 2001) 00:00 Tools
5x5 (acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Love Buzz (Live) 00:00 Tools
Car Crash For A Soul (acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Leatherhead 00:00 Tools
Curtis Mayfield 00:00 Tools
Miss Black America (original demo - edit) 00:00 Tools
Personal Politics (acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Hard & Fast 00:00 Tools
Road kill 00:00 Tools
Blue Christmas (ft. Neil Osborne of 54/40) 00:00 Tools
Talk Hard - BBC Session 27/06/2001 00:00 Tools
We're Not A Band, We're A Roving Army Of Comedians (Bonus Track) 00:00 Tools
Don't Speak My Mind (acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Personal Politics - BBC Session 27/06/2001 00:00 Tools
The_White_Noise_Inc 00:00 Tools
Miss Black America - BBC Session 27/06/2001 00:00 Tools
Liquid Silk 00:00 Tools
tomorrow´s saints 00:00 Tools
The White Noise Inc. (Edit) 00:00 Tools
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Two bands have used Miss Black America as their name: 1. Miss Black America are a rock band based in Suffolk, England. Its members are Seymour Glass (voice/guitar), Dan Smart (drums, previously Simon Chapple and Simon Cooper), Mat Anthony (lead guitar, previously Gish), Laura Kidd (bass/voice, previously Mike Smith and Ryan Banwell). Miss Black America formed in the sleepy English town of Bury St Edmunds in October 1999. Influenced by drum ‘n’ bass, The Stone Roses, dEUS and The Clash, their sound was a direct reaction to the boredom and frustration of small-town life. Their incendiary live shows quickly earned them a rabid and loyal fan base. Their debut single, the self-financed ‘Adrenaline Junkie Class-A Mentalist EP’, sold out within weeks of release after legendary DJ John Peel began to champion the band on his Radio One show. Over the next couple of years, the band recorded numerous sessions for Peel, and in 2003 were invited by the man himself to play at the Eurosonic Festival in Groningen, Holland. MBA signed to Integrity Records (home to Million Dead, Reuben and Katastrophy Wife) in 2001, and debut album ’God Bless Miss Black America’ won widespread critical praise (Rolling Stone’s Michael Krugman and Jason Cohen voted ‘God Bless…‘ Album of the Year 2002); all five singles from the album ranked highly in John Peel’s Festive Fifty and live favourite ‘Talk Hard’ was Virgin Radio’s Single Of The Week. The band’s hefty touring schedule and close association with Rock Against Racism has also seen them playing high-profile supports with The Libertines, Buzzcocks, Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster, The Others, Doves, Billy Bragg, Cornershop, Alabama 3, The Dears, The Dandy Warhols, Kinesis, Therapy?, Reuben and Ms Dynamite. After a year’s break from touring to write and record, Miss Black America signed to London-based Ruby Slippers Records in August 2005. Following a series of riotous gigs in the capital, new album ‘Terminal’ has once again attracted praise from the UK press, backed up with enthusiastic radio support and sessions for XFM and BBC 6music. The first single from the album, ‘Dot Dot Dot’, was Rock Sound’s Single Of The Month, while follow-up ‘Drowning By Numbers’ was The Independent’s Single Of The Week. 2. Miss Black America were short lived hardcore/screamo band from Vancouver. http://missblackamerica.bandcamp.com/ Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.