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In its four-hear history, MTV's Musical March Madness tournament has seen no shortage of cinderella stories — Owl City's unlikely ride to the Sweet 16 in 2010, Disturbed's dream run to the Final Four in '11, F---ed Up's shocking upsets of Mumford & Sons and Radiohead last mwaka — but eventually, the clock strikes midnight, the carriage transforms back into a pumpkin, boga and the glass slipper shatters.

In other words, they've each come up short in their quest for the championship. But with the 2013 MMM tournament set to tip off Monday, March 18, there's a whole new group of upset-minded upstarts...

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ONLY a handful of indie bands from the United States onyesha promise in going mainstream and only the best remain relevant and popular.
Imagine Dragons, an indie rock band from Nevada, sets out to be different kwa incorporating a unique sound in its identity. This is proven kwa its chart-topping hits including It’s Time and Radioactive. The former is featured in the trailer for Perks Of Being A Wallflower, while the latter is part of the soundtrack for the Stephanie Meyer movie The Host.
The band is also known for its strong beats...

The onyesha began with a small alternative band from Ames, Iowa-- The Envy Corps. With a utamanduni wa pop influence and a rock feel, the muziki was the perfect combination. They began with heavy bass, besi that had the mosh pit shaking. Personally, I loved their strong, sharp strums in the muziki featuring harsh notes on their guitar. I had never heard one of their songs before, but sekunde after hearing them, I was cheering. The crowd seemed to upendo them too because I caught multiple people trying to Shazam their songs. Something I thoroughly enjoyed was their similar sound to Imagine Dragons, so it was a...