Each week, dozens of songs and albums from up-and-coming (or just plain unknown) bands debut on the pop charts. Some of these bands will never be heard from again; some may become the next little thing. That's why every two weeks Chuck Eddy will be exploring the world beyond the Billboard
200, where he'll look for diamonds in the MySpace rough. This week, his roster of up-and-comers includes a bleep-happy Norwegian rapper, the self-proclaimed godfather of Hungarian gangsta music, a grouchy Californian MC, and a band that has already branched into food-related merchandising.
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