1. The Morning After was a post-hardcore/metalcore band composed of many different styles of music from many other bands all the way from Florida to Virginia, TMA tries their hardest to create music you appreciate. After leaving previous bands such as Electric Breakdown, A Sky Like Mortars, and How To Kill A Monster, we took those styles, mixed and molded to bring you a fine tuned sound of hardcore metal meets progressive electronic synths. Our style includes poppy dance choruses and disgustingly low chaotic breakdowns.

2. Bambang Iswanto (vocal and guitar), Akhmad Sya’ban Nasution (Bass), and Onny Maretino Nugroho (Drums) formed The Morning After in 2002, Malang. The band then recruited Pramudya Ananta as a guitar in 2004 before they entered the recording studio to record their first album release. Drawing from high school band called Mayonaise Punch, it only had two members that still remained until now. Sooner afterwards, the guys changed their name became “The Morning After” quoted from a Dutch article. Actually, none of the members knows the meaning of their band but they think it is easy to be remembered and said. Raised in Malang, they played a number of rock band musics such as Smashing Pumpkins, Foo Fighters, and Goo Goo Dolls. Hence, their musics were mostly infused by those bands and then they grew considerably as the band that has their own color.

3. Four piece band from Essex, UK that combine 80s metal and hardcore styles.

4. 1960s-era garage-rock band from Massachusetts born from the ashes of The Vandels. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.