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Music Scene (bands) - A music scene is group of fans, bands, venues, and record labels that make up a local artistic community. Venues host shows for fans, who come to hear bands, who may or may not be distributed by a record label.

Music of Utah - Utah music has long been dominated culturally by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (the "Mormons"), although other groups have also played an important role. For example, the local music scene thrives in clubs although active Latter-day Saints rarely patronize them, since drinking alcohol is discouraged in the Church.

MACRoCk - The Mid-Atlantic College Radio Conference (MACRoCk) is an annual music conference held at James Madison University every April since 1997 by the university's student-run radio station, WXJM. It features local, regional, and national musical acts as well as a music label exposition and panels addressing issues of the media, music, DIY projects, and the independent music scene.

KCDIY - KCDIY is a website that documents Kansas City, Missouri's local punk music scene as well as other underground music and art scenes, as well as local activism. It includes a list of local events, venues, bands, and other local resources.

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