Ellen

Recent bands please... say from the mid 90s and onwards.

Something a little like...

Metric

Dead Sara

Blood Red Shoes

Le Butcherettes

Band Of Skulls

Ida Maria (not a band but still...)

Even Paramore (don't judge me hahaha :P)

So not all of those bands are alike... I'm just looking for bands with strong lead female vocals with fast paced songs that are a little different (whether they're rock, pop rock, riot grrl... whatever).

P.S, I don't just listen to these bands, so please don't give me a bunch of similar bands with male lead vocals (unless it's like BoS with male and female vocalists) b/c there seems to be so many of them around.

Thanks!

Anything in that vein, whether it's about a person with a bomb in a crowded building, or a one on one captor/victim situation.

Preferably from the last ten years or so.

Thanks.

Bored lol.

First Name: Adelaide, Amelia, Ava, Avery, Anna, Alice, April, Abigail

Middle Name: Vivian, Veronica, Valencia, Valerie, Violet, Virginia, Vera, Valentina,

First Name: Camille, Caroline, Calista, Cassandra, Cadence, Charlotte, Carmel, Clementine

Middle Name: Sophia, Sienna, Sarah, Selena, Sonia, Sadie, Scarlett, Simone

First Name: June, Juliet, Jennifer, Juliana, Julia, Johanna, Judith, Julie

Middle Name: Bonnie, Bethany, Belle, Bella, Bess, Billie, Bernadette, Belinda

First Name: Ivy, Isla, Ivory, Isolde, Ingrid, Ida, Iris, Isadora

Middle Name: Lily, Liliana, Lilah, Lucille, Laura, Lorena, Lola, Lucinda

First Name: Rose, Rosalie, Ramona, Rosie, Rosanna, Roxette, Ruby, Ruth

Middle Name: Genvieve, Gwendolyn, Gweneth, Gretchen, Guinevere, Greta, Geneva

Is 'Uncomfortableness' a word? I looked it up and it says it is, but it just sounds wrong to me. This is the context I'm trying to use it in:

"Roy refrains from using overly emotive language to describe the darkness, desperation and 'uncomfortableness' of the novel, ...."

SHUUUT UP, I'm bored D;

Baby 1 (girl)

First Name: Adelaide, Amelia, Audrey, Ava, April, Anna, Alice

Middle Name: Vivienne, Veronica, Victoria, Violet, Viola, Valencia, Valentina

Baby 2 (boy)

First Name: Samuel, Sebastion, Silas, Seth, Sawyer, Stefan, Scott

Middle Name: Joseph, Jonah, Jeremy, Jasper, Julian, Jesse, Jake

Baby 3 and 4 (girl and boy)

First Names: Starts with i

Middle Names: Starts with S

Baby 5 (girl)

First name: A month (April, May etc)

Middle name: The name of a girl from a song (e.g, Jenny by The Killers, Jolene by Dolly Parton etc)

Baby 6 (boy):

First Name: After a male celebrity you admire

Middle Name: Your grandfather's name (either one)

Baby 7 and 8 (girl and boy)

First Name: Favourite male and female names.

Middle Name: Most hated male and female names.

With regards to Laura Marling, I mean her later stuff, on I Speak Because I Can and A Creature I Don't Know. I like Alas, just not as much as her newer stuff.

I also am not a fan of Noah and the Whale or Mumford & Sons (they're alright but I'm not crazy about them).

Thanks. Also don't give me a link to Last.FM or Pandora, I can do that myself.

Other than Calliope? Anything?

No reason, just curious.

I just can't fathom why someone would take Jessica, Elizabeth or Allison and spell it Jesykah, Ilisahbeth or Aleighson. What is with this trend of taking a normal names and trying to fit as many Ys in it as possible?

People often say it is to make them more unique, but I don't understand that logic. If you name your child Karaliyne it's name is still Caroline, the only difference is she will be correcting people for the rest of her life, and probably being judged as trashy, too.

So why why why would anyone in their right mind think that is a good idea?

Personally I hate it. It sounds like a masculine last name, I don't understand why anyone would name a little girl this. It seems to be growing in popularity though.

What about you?

Not pregnant just REALLY bored haha.

First and middle.

Isla Ivy Avery April Eden Ellie Adelaide Gwendolyn Ava Eve Abigail Astrid Rue Charlotte Bonnie Beth Lola Margot Nina Willa Caroline Dawn Delilah Dahlia India June Juliet Ramona Rosalie Valencia