During the 1980s, the record industry began to drive new trends within rock, with songs more designed to sound on the radios and on the flamboyant music video channels, like MTV, than to stay in the hearts and ears of fans. In the middle of that decade of transition, some bands [...] See more news on Indie Hoy.
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During the 1980s, the record industry began to drive new trends within rock, with songs more designed to sound on the radios and on the flamboyant music video channels, like MTV, than to stay in the hearts and ears of fans. In the middle of that decade of transition, some bands [...] See more news on Indie Hoy.