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Leeds foursome churn out bass heavy falsetto led covers of US nineties art rock.

The Michael Rack-Sons – young boys and their incredibly top heavy mothers sing covers originally performed by the 'King of Pop'.

Korn on the Bob – downtuned grunt-heavy covers of songs by Dylan/Segar/other famous Bobs.

Pet Shop Roys - Acappella elctro-pop covers performed entirely by dudes called Roy.

South Wales Valleys based male voice straight edge tribute act.

Early emo performed on lutes with rainforest bumming overtones.

Lily Alan Shearer - All your favorite Lily Allen songs sung in the style of the Geordie legend.

Krautrocked up versions of nonsensical over-long songs about cosmic guff.

gay Smashing Pumpkins tribute.

The cast of BBC One's now-defunct 5* drama reunite to perform Jeff Mangum's brand of eclectic lo-fi psych-folk

Complex metal take on female fronted pop stylings.

The music of Fucked Up played on ukeleles.

Psych-folk played by glove-wearing keyboard players.

All your favourite Aussie 80's rock done in a minimalist techno style

Babes in Oi-land - harrowing screaming banshee songs remodelled as good old knees up pubrock punk

Ush-AAAARGH - screamo covers of Rn'B "legend"'s, er, hits...

The Cul-de-Sacs - late thirties estate agents drop the blues brothers act to attempt Mike Skinner's hits

Paul Weller Is A Cunt And If You like Him You Are Too - collection of indie snobs from DiS play disrespectful covers to ageing Mods at the Venue in New Cross, such as "Changing Twat", "You Do Something To Me (Because I'm A Twat)", "A Twat On Wardour Street", etc.

Brit Pop hits reworked into Drone/Doom Metal epics

Skrewdriver recruit extra members and work up some white supremicist orchestral post-rock

thrash metal covers of pop classics by Byker Grove's most famous duo. Includes the hits, 'Let's Get Ready To Mosh' and 'Metal Thrashing Krazy Katz'

too good to waste on internet jokez only

Unplayable Jazz-rock tunes re-imagined in a K-pop setting

A vegan hardcore heavy metal funk explosion of sound.

songs such as "Women: Nature's Punching Bag", "Recycling is Gay" and "You Robbed a Sperm Bank Because You're a Cum Guzzling Fag" in the style of Kenny Rogers, including grey beards and gingham.

Cover band whose members are all zebras. They only ever appear against a black background.

Following on from the recent success of UK housewives favourites The Soldiers, a group of Sudanese rebels perform their takes on the hits of Dave Grohl and Co. including forthcoming single, the poignant ditty documenting the hardships of agricultural conflict, "For All The Cows".

Mercury Music Prize winning* House-Pop meets multi-syllabic mush about killing your ex-wife

*lol.

Silent versions of all your favourite rap metal protest songs. A dead cert for Xmas No.1s for years to come.

synthy bedwetter indie covers hating on George W. Bush.

Roy Jenkins, David Owen, William Rodgers and Shirley Williams play protest songs in a post punk style.

Post-punk re-imaginings of AOR radio staples.

Educational band touring schools and detention centres performing the emotive songs of Mogwai with lyrics specially written by Anticon artist Why? to express to unruly children the devastating effects of mugging on their potential victims.

'American Pie' and other classics set to a mixture of growls and furious shredding.

synth-pop re-imaginings of songs about the rise of unstoppable killer robots and the fall of man to machinery. Led by Burton C Orzabal.

Songs by Patti Smith, MC5, Sonic's Rendezvous Band and The Fall performed by a Patti Smith from an alternative universe who married Mark E. Smith after the death of Fred Sonic Smith.

Post-hardcore punk rock songs, featuring Samuel L. Jackson on lead vocals replacing the lyrics from 'Easter' and 'Suicide Invoice' with lines taken from the snake-tastic popular disaster flick.

5 or 6 guys called Geoff play Jeff Beck songs in the musical style of...Beck...? its a winner.

Surprise Surprise and Blind Date are incorporated into the lyrics of TV Party. its the only song they play.

Four middle-aged housewives get liquored up and rage about the pressures of their daily lives to a raucous noise-rock backing.

Rick Moranis-fronted grunge pop covers band, incudes the hits 'Touch Me, I Shrank'

Double bass rock take on ever-popular Irish boyband hits.

Not so much a band as a scene, made up of angry girls playing on koras and djembes. Popularised by the likes of Burkina Kill and Le Tigray.

"Come Baby Come (Swing batta, batta, batta, batta, batta swing)", performed by indie stalwarts, inna rrriot grrrl style.

fat man with wacky glasses sings about living on a prayer

just the worst band of all time.

So eighties. And brutal.

You ain't seen nothin' yet!

3 topless laydeez 'do' the hits of The Corrs, while their sleazy, overweight manager pretends to be the brother. Solid Gold.

Balkan post-hardcore act proudly wearing its '...trail of dead' influences on its sleeve

Tribal New Wave rap tunes delivered by the junior noise merchant.

Pop punk with a bitter northern aftertaste.

A quartet of amnesiacs try to windmill their way through '60s Mod hits they can't remember.

A 'Collision Course' style mash up of aggressive Gangsta Rap vocals backed by College Rock instrumentals. Featuring the hits 'Cold As Nightswimming' and 'Ante Up, Kenneth!'

Polysexual screamo directed purely at the Yorkshire swing bowler.

Get out of my dreams, Get on the train OHHHHHH OHHHHH LA LA

Swamp rock operas based on Europe's largest schopping centres.

Jérôme and Kevin-Prince tour their unlistenable industrial music across Ghana and Germany.

His debut album Thank Me Layter was released in 2010 to massive commercial success and widespread critical acclaim.

Warbling twat rattles through the hits of another warbling twat.

All you're favorites such as 'Horny', 'Is it Cos I'm Cool' & erm... anyway... those, reworked with angular guitars, screeching vocals & perhaps some onstage self-mutilation craziness. Lovely stuff.

Irish folk-punk drinking songs played while a bunch of kids from the 90s sit on the floor and do whatever the fuck you were meant to do with those disc things.

Ex-Liverpool utility player Steve Harkness shouts over jittery post-rock

Mumbai based Doors covers band

The songs of Slipknot performed in a horrible funk-rock style by some boy scouts.

Eh...nah.

Bobby Gillespie and co branch out form doing The Stones to 'Higher Than the Sunshine of Your Love' and 'Tales of Brave Kowalski'.

Boris.. but from Wales

Stockhausen compositions feeling remorse for their attackers

faintly gothic electro line-dancing.

self-explanatory

German screamo, including the epic album closer 'A Crater to Hoff in'

Needlessly noodly prog-rock is given a '10s upgrade thanks to Keith Emerson, ex-Leeds United donkey Carlton Palmer and a tupperware lunchbox.

One of hollywood's biggest names takes on Viva La Woman spoken word style.

Sexual Regal-Funk performed by a big eared midget and his entourage of Camilla Parker-Bowles.

A band comprised solely of Stevens perform the hits of Libertines coattail riders The Parkinsons in the style of Elvis Presley.

Themed competition night. Contestants dye their hair white, don ripped leather jackets, PVC trousers and badly applied mascara, and perform "Because We Want To" in front of Dr. Fox, Nicki from "Wanted : Down Under" and some dude called Nigel. Winner gets to shag Chris Evans.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMypQUZ-220 x http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTFwQP86BRs

Rattling through Michael Stipe's band's hits with an air of indecisiveness.

Incredibly misanthropic smooth RnB.

Depressing, five piece ska punk act that perform songs about how much the Under Siege and Silver Bullet actor is much better than they are.

delicate indie rock covers of famous grindcore hits done by a dude wearing a pig mask.

Robbie Williams hits performed by a Motorhead tribute act.

Taliban tribal elders perform the songs of the Scouse, vegetarian former mop top. In the rock/soul style Greg Dulli and the boys, using traditional folk instruments.

Polish Interpol tribute act

Dogwai - post rock performed by dogs

Summery, sunshine pop favourites by the likes of Pavement and Beach Boys as played by cloaked, druidic drone metal band. With added conch.

All the songs of a recent buzzband, except with the lush R&B vocals replaced with the barking of a Belgian Shepherd, almost indistinguishable from the one that played Dean Gaffney's sidekick in Eastenders.

One of the remaining Bee Gees totters round the stage shrieking 'one time!' whilst the other belts out 'Waiting Room' in a disturbing falsetto.

A scenester, criminally under-rehearsed CYHSY tribute.

Re-imagining of the popular HBO series by an entire platoon of soldiers from World War 2 set to nintendo-core stylings.

Post-rock tales of the Protector of the Realms

Blues-rock supergroup with songs about how it's raining men.

Children's nursery rhymes sung in a turn-of-the-century angst-ridden hardcore American punk style. All the members have massive afros and pass out Farley's Rusks in between songs.

Vince Vaughn and John Favreau sing covers of songs originally by Greg Dulli’s post-Afghan Whigs band.

Two pre-adolescent boys knocking out camp electro-pop tunes 24 hours a day for poverty-line wages.

The work of seminal ambient/glitch artist Christian Fennesz re-imagined as classical jazz standards.

Songs about Robot Wars sung in a 90s style by teen muppets of unidentifiable gender.

Videos feature pencil drawn animations of a man in pants

Vomit inducing, skimpily clad, geriatric, hispanic cabaret takes on the hits of Ride, The Stone Roses, EMF, Oasis, Bob Dylan, Curtis Mayfield, Kasabian and all the other bands The Charlatans have been "influenced by" during their long and varied career, performed throughout with flagrant overuse of a vocoder.

James Brown and Ike Turner re-creating the eclectic sound of the Scottish group

An experimental pornographic musical re-working of popular pantomime Cinderella.

Art-rave interpretations of "Mr Blue Sky" and the like while pretending to mow down the audience with an AK-47.

well... this would just be messy.

The indomitable cast of hit TV show Glee perform the songs of legendary Manchester pop-soul pioneers Simply Red, backed by late 90s britrockers Three Colours Red.

Ringtone based covers including Crazy Frog Mama

High pitched emo warblings drenched in auto tune and with even more hair.

Yo La Tengo cover band play on a U2 style raised stage above the centre of the venue, while on the ground level the crowd surround a ballroom in the centre, filled with couples dancing the Tango. The raised stage is slightly lowered and retracted throughout the gig to create a ‘yo-yo effect’. Everyone is handed free yo-yo’s upon entry and encouraged to ‘shoot the moon’.

Duncan James performs erotically charged 80s electro funk, whilst Simon Webbe, Lee Ryan and Anthony Costa style the hair of the elderly female backing singers.

Doesn't bear thinking about.

Birmingham-centric scattergun indie-punk versions of all your favourite late 70s fist clencing classics including "Yr As Cold As Ice" and "Yr Just A Smalltown Girl Livin' In A Lonely World (Don't Stop Believin', Hold On To That Feelin')".

Mediaeval New Rave

Death Metal Mockney. Park Death!