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• The Black Angels, named after Velvet Underground's "The Black Angel's Death Song"
• Diiv, named after Nirvana's "Dive"
• Godsmack, named after Alice in Chains' "God Smack" from the Dirt album
• Shook Ones, named after Mobb Deep's "Shook Ones"
• Funeral for a Friend, named after Planes Mistaken for Stars's "Funeral for a Friend"
• Little Birdy, named after Ween's "Little Birdy" from the album Pure Guava
• Seether, named after Veruca Salt's "Seether"
  
• Between the Buried and Me, in the song "Ghost Train" by Counting Crows The lyrics say "Fifty million feet of earth between the buried and me"
• In Fear And Faith, named after Circa Survive's "In Fear And Faith"
• Winds of Plague, named after a line of the song "Endless" by Unearth; "Have brought you to the winds of plague?"
• Queensrÿche, named after a song composed by Chris DeGarmo called "Queen of the Reich", it is from Queensrÿche
• Jet, named after Wings' "Jet"
• Nine Below Zero, named after Sonny Boy Williamson II's "Nine Below Zero"
• 10 Seconds of Forever, named after Hawkwind's "10 Seconds of Forever"
• Pulling Teeth, named after Green Day's song by the same name.
• Radio Birdman, from a line in The Stooges' "1970"
• Carnal Forge, named after Carcass's "Carnal Forge" from their album Heartwork
• Eric's Trip, named after Sonic Youth's "Eric's Trip"
• Flume, named after Bon Iver's "Flume"
• The Living End, named after The Stray Cats' "The Living End"
• Overkill, named after Motorhead's 1979 song "Overkill"
• Madness, named after Prince Buster's "Madness"
• Go-Kart Mozart, named after a line in Bruce Springsteen's "Blinded By the Light: "Go-kart Mozart was checkin' out the weather chart to see if it was safe to go outside"
• Nightmare of You named after The Cure's "Kyoto Song", which starts off "A nightmare of you"
• Talk Talk, Mark Hollis had originally written the song for his first group The Reaction, under the name "Talk Talk Talk Talk".
• Boyz II Men, named after New Edition's "Boys to Men"
• Motörhead named after Hawkwind's "Motorhead"
  
• Mayhem, named after Venom's "Mayhem with Mercy"
• Mob Rules, named after Black Sabbath's "The Mob Rules"
• Winter, named after Amebix' "Winter"
• The Sisters of Mercy, named after Leonard Cohen's "Sisters of Mercy"
• Deep Purple, named after Peter DeRose's "Deep Purple" (most notably performed by Nino Tempo & April Stevens)
• Starsailor, named after Tim Buckley's "Starsailor" from his album of the same name. The band's logo borrows the same typeface off the album's sleeve.
• The Story So Far, named after New Found Glory's "The Story So Far", a hidden track from the 2002 album Sticks and Stones
• Spiral Architect, named after Black Sabbath's "Spiral Architect"
• Famous Last Words, named after My Chemical Romance's, "Famous Last Words"
• Boredoms, named after Buzzcocks' "Boredom" from Spiral Scratch
• ABC, named after The Jackson 5's "ABC"
• Sweet Soul Music, named after Arthur Conley's "Sweet Soul Music"
• Mr. Big, named after Free's "Mr. Big"
• Prophets of Rage, named after Public Enemy's song of the same name
• Stockton's Wing, named after a line from Bruce Springsteen's "Backstreets"
• Canned Heat, named after Tommy Johnson's song "Canned Heat Blues"
• Texas Is the Reason, named after a line from The Misfits' "Bullet"
  
• All Time Low, named after a line from New Found Glory's "Head on Collision"
• Running Wild, named after Judas Priest's "Running Wild"
• Suicide Commando, named after No More's "Suicide Commando"
• A Flock Of Seagulls, named after a line in the Stranglers song "Toiler on The Sea".
• Velocity Girl, named after Primal Scream's "Velocity Girl"
• Deacon Blue, named after Steely Dan's "Deacon Blues" on their album Aja
• Rage, named after Judas Priest's "Rage"
• Slowdive, named after Siouxsie and the Banshees's "Slowdive"
• Taking Dawn, named after a line from Metallica's Fade to Black ("Growing darkness 'taking dawn...")
• Slipknot, named after the first track on their demo album Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat.
• named after Forever, named after Black Sabbath's "named after Forever"
• Shinedown, named after a line from Collective Soul's "Shine"
• Roxette, named after Dr. Feelgood's "Roxette"
• Man Overboard, named after Blink-182's "Man Overboard"
• Bathory, named after Venom's "Countess Bathory"
• Tin Machine, David Bowie side project named named after the song "Tin Machine" on the eponymous album.
• Raveonettes, named after Buddy Holly's "Rave On"
• There She Was, named after Scritti Politti's song "Boom There She Was".
• Electric Wizard, named after Black Sabbath's "Electric Funeral" and "The Wizard"
• Suburban Kids with Biblical Names, named after line from Silver Jews' "People"
  
• Blue Merle from the line "There ain't no companion like a blue-eyed Merle" in Bron-Y-Aur Stomp by Led Zeppelin
• Bury Your Dead, named after The Haunted's "Bury Your Dead"
• Weakling, named after Swans' "Weakling"
• Squeeze, named after The Velvet Underground's "Squeeze" album.
• Epica, named after Kamelot's "Epica" album.
• Through the Eyes of the Dead, named after Cannibal Corpse's "Staring Through The Eyes of The Dead"
• Nazareth named after a line from The Band's "The Weight"; "I pulled into Nazareth, Was feelin' about half past dead..."
• Pretty Girls Make Graves, named after The Smiths' song by the same name.
• Volbeat, named after Dominus's "Vol.Beat."
• Boredoms, named after Buzzcocks' "Boredom" from their "Spiral Scratch" EP.
• Exciter, named after Judas Priest's "Exciter"
• Right Said Fred, named after Bernard Cribbins' single by the same name
• Overkill, named after Motörhead's "Overkill"
• Hit the Lights, named after Metallica's "Hit the Lights"
• Scary Kids Scaring Kids, named after Cap'n Jazz's "Scary Kids Scaring Kids"
• Pierce the Veil, named after Before Today's "Pierce the Veil"
• All That Remains, named after Bolt Thrower's All That Remains from their album Realm of Chaos
• Toad the Wet Sprocket, named after a fictional band in a comedy sketch by Monty Python.
• Million Dead, named after a line from Refused's "The Apollo Program Was A Hoax"
• Everything Everything, named after Radiohead's "Everything in Its Right Place"
• Sister Machine Gun, named after a line from Skinny Puppy's "Tin Omen"
• Rage Against the Machine, named after a song by former Zack de la Rocha's hardcore punk band Inside Out called "Rage Against the Machine"
  
• Veil of Maya, named after Cynic's "Veil of Maya"
• Deacon Blue, named after Steely Dan's "Deacon Blues"
• Panic! at the Disco from Name Taken's "Panic"
• Death Cab for Cutie, named after Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band's "Death Cab for Cutie" on their album Gorilla
• Powderfinger, named after Neil Young's "Powderfinger"
• Saint Vitus, named after line from Black Sabbath's "St. Vitus Dance"
• Kashmir named after Led Zeppelin's "Kashmir"
• Candlebox, named after a line from Midnight Oil's "Tin Legs and Tin Mines": "boxed in like candles"
• The Young Gods, named after Swans' "Young God".
• Felt, named after a line in Television's "Venus": "How we fell...t"
• Spider Murphy Gang, named after a line from Elvis Presley's Jailhouse Rock
• Suffocation, named after Morbid Angel's "Suffocation"
• Walk the Moon, named named after The Police song "Walking on the Moon"
• Seagull Screaming Kiss Her Kiss Her named after "Seagulls Screaming Kiss Her, Kiss Her" on XTC's album The Big Express
• Dovetail Joint, named after a line in The Beatles' "Glass Onion"
• The Dixie Chicks named after Little Feats "Dixie Chicken"
  
• How to Destroy Angels, named after Coil's "How to Destroy Angels"
• Dum Dum Girls, named after Iggy Pop's "Dum Dum Boys" as well as The Vaselines album "Dum Dum". May also be a reference to Talk Talk's "Dum Dum Girl".
• Teeth of Lions Rule the Divine, named after Earth's "Teeth of Lions Rule the Divine"
• Tin Omen, named after Skinny Puppy's "Tin Omen"
• The Moody Blues, named after Duke Ellington's "Mood Indigo"
• Big Country, named after Talking Heads' "The Big Country"
• Black Boned Angel, named for the song of the same name by Godflesh, from their 1994 album Selfless
• Cast, named after a line in the song "Looking Glass" by The La's, which originally featured Cast frontman John Power: "The change is cast".
• the Mountain Goats named after Screamin' Jay Hawkins' "Yellow Coat"
• Sepultura, named after Motörhead's "Dancing on Your Grave" (Sepultura is Portuguese for grave)
• Poison, named after Kix's "Poison"
• Pestilence, named after Kreator's "The Pestilence"
• The Rolling Stones, named after Muddy Waters' "Rollin' Stone"
• Regular John, named after Queens of the Stone Age's "Regular John"
  
• Angelspit, named after the Sonic Youth song "Orange Rolls, Angel's Spit"
• Nightwish, named after a song by Tuomas Holopainen, it is from their demo released in 1996
• Jesu, named named after the last song on Godflesh's album Hymns. Godflesh is the main project of band leader Justin Broadrick.
• Heaven Shall Burn, named after the Marduk album "Heaven Shall Burn... When We Are Gathered".
• Metalucifer, named after Sabbat's "Metalucifer and Evilucifer"
• DumDum Boys, named after Iggy Pop's "Dum Dum Boys"
• Curved Air, named after Terry Riley's "A Rainbow in Curved Air"
• Communist Daughter, named after Neutral Milk Hotel's "Communist Daughter"
• Boom Boom Satellites, named after Sigue Sigue Sputnik's "Boom Boom Satellite" from their album Dress for Excess
• Sinner, named after Judas Priest's "Sinner"
• Stiff Little Fingers, named after The Vibrators's "Stiff Little Fingers"
• Burning Inside, named after Ministry's "Burning Inside"
• Gamma Ray , named after "Gamma Ray" by German prog-rock band Birth Control
• Blue Murder, named after a song on their first album.
• Judas Priest, named after Bob Dylan's "The Ballad of Frankie Lee and Judas Priest"
• Bonded by Blood, named after Exodus's "Bonded by Blood"
• at17, named after Janis Ian's "At Seventeen"
• The Get Up Kids, named after The Cure's "Suburban Get Up Kids"
• Uh Huh Her, named after PJ Harvey's unreleased song "Uh Huh Her" that was cut from the album Uh Huh Her
• Radiohead, named after Talking Heads' "Radio Head"
  
• Dali's Car, named after Captain Beefheart's "Dali's Car"
• Ella Guru, named after Captain Beefheart's "Ella Guru
• Burning Airlines, named after Brian Eno's "Burning Airlines Give You So Much More"
• Ladytron, named after Roxy Music's "Ladytron"
• Motörhead named after the song Motorhead which the band's founder and frontman Lemmy had written while still in Hawkwind, and a version by that band was also recorded, making this a rare example of a band named named after one of their own songs, and also a song by another band.
• Lady Gaga, named after Queen's "Radio Ga Ga"
• Head Like a Hole, named after Nine Inch Nails' "Head Like A Hole"
• Pretty Things, named after Bo Diddley's "Pretty Thing"
• Blonde Redhead, named after the DNA song "Blonde Redhead"
• FireHouse, named after Kiss's "Firehouse"
• Riders in the Sky, named after the traditional folk song.
• Oceansize named after Jane's Addiction's "Ocean Size"
• Girl in a Coma, named after The Smiths' "Girlfriend in a Coma"
  
• Spoon, named after the 1970s German avant-garde band Can's song "Spoon"
• Con Funk Shun, named after New Birth's "Con-Funk-Shun"
• Cocteau Twins, named after Simple Minds' song "Cocteau Twins".
• Gigolo Aunts, named after Syd Barrett's "Gigolo Aunt"
• Negativland, named after Neu!'s "Negativland"
• Blasphemy, named after Morbid Angel's "Blasphemy"
• A Certain Ratio, named after a line from Brian Eno's "The True Wheel"
• Nazz named after The Yardbirds' "The Nazz Are Blue"[15]
• Toys Went Berserk, named after a line from Siouxsie and the Banshees song "Spellbound"
• Northlane, named after the Architects song "North Lane"
• Stars of Track and Field, named after Belle and Sebastian's "Stars of Track and Field"
• Sweet Thing, named after Van Morrison's "Sweet Thing"[9]
• The Sunshine Underground, named after The Chemical Brothers' "The Sunshine Underground"
• The Antlers, named after The Microphones' "Antlers"
• Hello Goodbye, named after The Beatles' "Hello, Goodbye"
• Butthole Surfers, in the early years of band, they're performed under a different name every show. In a gig, the announcer forgot their name so he used a title of one of their songs.
• The Boy Least Likely To, named after Morrissey's "The Girl Least Likely To
• Boris, named after Melvins' "Boris" from their album Bullhead
  
• Bad Brains, named after The Ramones' song "Bad Brain"
• Riders on the Storm, named after The Doors's "Riders on the Storm"
• The Kooks, named after David Bowie's "Kooks" from his album Hunky Dory
• A Day in the Life (now known as Hawthorne Heights), named after the Beatles song "A Day in the Life".
• Hunters & Collectors, named after Can's "Hunters and Collectors" from the Landed album
• These New Puritans, named after The Fall's "New Puritan"
• Primary, named after The Cure's song Primary.
• Silverchair, a misspelling of Nirvana's "Sliver" and You Am I's "Berlin Chair"
• Ruins, named after Henry Cow's "Ruins"
• The Ordinary Boys, named after Morrissey's "The Ordinary Boys"
• Obscura, named after Gorguts’ “Obscura”.
• Dizzy Mizz Lizzy, named after Larry Williams' "Dizzy Miss Lizzy"
• The Naked and Famous named after Tricky's "Tricky Kid"
  
• The Killers, named after the name of the fictional band in the music video for the New Order song "Crystal".
• Shakespears Sister, named after The Smiths' "Shakespeare's Sister"
• Old 97's named after Johnny Cash's "The Wreck of the Old 97"