Cheap Girls is a rock band from Lansing, Michigan. Individually they are Adam Aymor, Ian Graham and Ben Graham. Their first record, 'Find Me A Drink Home' was released April 22nd 2008 on CD (Bermuda Mohawk), Vinyl (Los Diaper) and later Digital Download (Quote Unquote, July 11th 2008), for free with optional donation.

The second LP 'My Roaring 20s' was released in autumn of 2009 on Paper + Plastick Records, who also repressed 'Find Me A Drink Home' at the same time. The band also has an Art of the Underground Singles Series (#39, March 2009) and a Split 7" with Buffalo, New York's Failures' Union that came out to coincide with their March 2009 tour.

Their third album, titled "Giant Orange" was released in February 2012. It was produced by Tom Gabel of Against Me!.

There are plans for a split 7" with Pontefract's Above Them from the UK (All In Vinyl), and a 7" for the 'Under the Influence' Series (Suburban Home). The band also self released several acoustic CDR releases and a three track demo entitled 'Throw Fits'.

http://www.myspace.com/cheapgirls
http://www.facebook.com/pages/cheap-girls/132762340819?ref=ts
http://www.twitter.com/cheap_girls

For records and other merchandise, check out the following...
http://www.cheapgirls.bigcartel.com/


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Supla and João are two brothers from Brazil. Supla is totally Rock and Roll (Punk, Classic Rock) and João is totally Brazilian music (Samba and Bossa nova). Both of them have separate careers*, but by the end of 2007 they performed in London mixing both styles and it turned out to be great. Supla was playing drums and acustic guitar and João was playing acoustic guitar and piano. The coolest thing about this union is the harmony of the two brothers voices and their extreme personalities creating a love heat fresh sound.

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