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The correct answer is U.K. The band Alien Sex Fiend originated in the United Kingdom. This information can be inferred from the question, which asks for the country of origin of the band.

Mark Eitzel founded American Music Club in 1982. American Music Club is an indie rock band known for their introspective and emotionally charged music. Mark Eitzel's distinctive songwriting and heartfelt vocals have been a defining feature of the band's sound. American Music Club achieved critical acclaim and a dedicated cult following throughout their career, releasing influential albums such as "California" and "Everclear."

The correct answer is Arctic Monkeys. In 2005, Arctic Monkeys released their debut single "I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor," which became a hit and gained them significant popularity. The song's catchy guitar riffs and energetic vocals contributed to its success, and it helped establish Arctic Monkeys as one of the leading bands in the indie rock scene at that time.

"Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not" is the debut album of Arctic Monkeys. This album was released in 2006 and became an instant success, receiving critical acclaim and commercial success. It showcased the band's unique indie rock sound and established them as one of the leading bands of the 2000s. The album features popular tracks like "I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor" and "When the Sun Goes Down." Arctic Monkeys' debut album remains highly influential in the indie rock genre.

The Hives originated in Sweden.

"Only by the Night" is the title of the 2008 release by Kings Of Leon.

Bad Brains was first founded as a jazz-fusion ensemble called Mind Power. This band, known for their fusion of punk, reggae, and metal, initially started out with a different name before adopting the name Bad Brains. They are widely recognized as one of the pioneers of hardcore punk and have had a significant influence on the punk and alternative music scenes.

The correct answer is The Raveonettes. The Danish duo consists of Sune Rose Wagner and Sharin Foo.

The correct answer is The Raveonettes. The Raveonettes released the 2005 single "Love in a Trashcan".

Bob Mould was a member of the band Sugar.

The full name of the English band is "Pop Will Eat Itself."

The song "E.S.T. (Trip To The Moon)" was performed by Alien Sex Fiend.

American Music Club released the 1991 album "Everclear".

"The Golden Age" is a 2008 release from the band American Music Club.

Archers Of Loaf released the 1990's LPs called "Icky Mettle" and "White Trash Heroes".

The correct answer is 2002. This is the year when the U.K. band Arctic Monkeys was formed.

The correct answer is The Cribs. The band includes twins Gary and Ryan Jarman and their brother Ross.

Bad Brains' self-titled debut album was released on ROIR Records in January 1982. This album is considered a classic in the punk and hardcore genre, showcasing the band's unique fusion of punk, reggae, and metal influences. With its fast-paced and aggressive sound, the album gained a cult following and solidified Bad Brains' reputation as one of the pioneers of hardcore punk.

Bad Brains is the correct answer because they are a band led by singer H.R. The other options, Beastie Boys, Ramones, and Black Flag, do not have H.R. as their lead singer.

"Build A Nation" is the correct answer because it is the name of the 2007 LP released by the Bad Brains.

The Raveonettes' album "Pretty in Black" featured Ronnie Spector as a guest artist.

PJ Harvey's debut single "Dress" was released on Too Pure in October 1991.

Bob Mould wrote the song used as the theme song for "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart".

Robyn Hitchcock released his solo debut, "Black Snake Diamond Role", in 1981. This album marked the beginning of his solo career after leaving his band The Soft Boys. Hitchcock is known for his distinctive songwriting style and psychedelic folk sound. "Black Snake Diamond Role" received critical acclaim and established Hitchcock as a unique and talented artist in the music industry.

Stereolab's 1990's EP was titled "Space Age Batchelor Pad Music". This suggests that Stereolab, a band from the 1990s, released an EP with this specific title.

The correct answer is The Pogues. The Pogues were a band formed in 1982 and were fronted by Shane MacGowan. They were known for their unique blend of Celtic folk, punk rock, and traditional Irish music. MacGowan's distinctive vocals and the band's energetic performances contributed to their success and popularity in the 1980s and 1990s.

The correct answer is "Maximum Overkill" because it is not an Alien Sex Fiend studio-album title. The other options, "Open Head Surgery," "Information Overload," and "Nocturnal Emissions," are all album titles by Alien Sex Fiend.

In 2008, Sharin Foo of The Raveonettes gave birth to a girl and named her Molly Foo Edwards.

The correct answer is "Polly Jean." PJ Harvey's name is an abbreviation of her birth name, which is Polly Jean Harvey.

The guitarist sometimes known as "King Buzzo" is from the band Melvins.

Robyn Hitchcock's songs include "Madonna of the Wasps" and "Balloon Man".