Club Peko Peko: Part 25c: Notable Acts: Other Universes, Part 3
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THE CYBERMEN
A group of cybernetically augmented humanoids created an electronic band known as The Cyberman. Their music is filled with auto-tune and other digital vocal alterations with lyrics that can only be described as monotonous, repetitious, and a desire to eradicate and assimilate those that aren’t like them.
Their hit songs are: “You Will Be Upgraded,” “You Are Incompatible,” “Delete!” and “Upgrading Is Compulsory.”
THE EXTERMINATORS
Hailing from the planet Skaro, a group of xenophobic mutants called Daleks, who were encased in an armored shell, formed a group called The Exterminators. Highly irritable, The Exterminators found a rival in The Whovians because they didn’t like their melodical and illogical lyrics.
Hit songs include: “Exterminate!” “Elevate!” “You are the Doctor! “You Are the Enemy of the Daleks,” “Explain,” and “We obey!”
weeping angel
weeping angel is an enigmatic solo act. Evidentially, the angel was once in a serious relationship that ended under tragic circumstances, which sent the angel into a spiraling bout of depression. The profound sadness of the loss served as a muse for the angel, and they created album after album. Since that day the angel covers their face with their hands to hide their tears and embarrassment.
Songs by weeping angel are: “The Crying Game,” “Crying,” “It’s My Party,” “Tears in Heaven,” “Boys Don’t Cry,” “Bitter Tears,” “I’ll Cry Instead,” “96 Tears,” “Don’t Cry” “Cry Me a River,” “Cry Like a Baby,” ”No More Tears,” “Cry, Waiting, Hoping,” “Cry Over Me,” “Cry to Heaven,” “Holding Back the Tears,” and “You Never Cry Like a Lover.”
THE ZIPPERHEADS
A family of Slitheen from the planet Raxacoricofallapatorius, The Zipperheads wear skinsuit to disguise their true alien form while on stage.
The Zipperheads are known for their songs, “Under My Skin,” “Into Your Arms,” "I Just Can't Take It Anymore," "The Outdoor Type,” and “More Than Meets the Eye.”
HANS REINHARDT
A scientist with a touch of madness and a love for black holes and mushroom soup (the psychedelic kind) combined for interesting musical compositions.
His songs include: “Black Hole Sun,” “Cygnus,” “Super Massive Black Holes,” “Black Hole (Solid Ground),” “Maximilian,” and “In! Through! And Beyond!”
PALOMINO
Dan Holland, Charlie Pizer, and Kate McCrae met in a science class at the academy and discovered a mutual interest in music. Together, they formed the band, Palomino. The trip traveled to the edges of the galaxy with their no-nonsense manager V.I.N.CENT, publicist Harry Booth, and driver Alex Durant. Unfortunately, the group suffered the loss of Harry when he got inebriated and decided to take their shuttle for a ride and he crashed into Hans Reinhardt’s ship.
The groups top hits are: “Great Balls of Fire,” “Highway to Hell,” “Meteorstruck,” “Back in Blackness (of Space),” and “Shot Down in Flames.”
HARRY BOOTH
Publicist for the Palominos, Harry Booth seemed to be quite the professional since he was able to obtain exclusive rights to accompany the Palominos on their galactic tour. Unfortunately, the pressures of the job got the better of him: the long hours, the constant demands, and stress led to a lapse judgment where he thought it would be fun to commandeer the Palomino’s shuttlecraft while he was drunk and ultimately crashed it into Reinhardt’s touring vessel, killing the publicist and leaving the Palominos stranded.
V.I.N.CENT
The manager for the Palominos, V.I.N.CENT can often grow impatient and take on a superiority complex when in stressful situations, but he’ll always come through like a hero in the end.
Besides the Palominos, V.I.N.CENT also manages his friend, Old B.O.B.
OLD B.O.B.
A sanitation droid who was discovered while singing in the showers, by V.I.N.CENT, B.O.B. sings traditional ancient folk-country music. B.O.B. pleases the crowd with his aww-shucks demeanor and southern drawl.
His top songs include: “Ring of Fire,” “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry,” “The Gambler,” “Stand by Your Robot,” “Take This Job and Shove It,” and “Your Cheatin’ Heart.”
THE HUMANOID LEAGUE
The hooded, faceless, and nameless beings hidden beneath thick robes and faceplates, The Humanoids are a mysterious group with a mysterious past, but rumors say they are cadaverous, lobotomized minions of Doctor Reinhardt. No one knows for certain about their origins, but people certainly have an opinion about their music.
The groups most popular hits are: “Don’t You Want Me,” “Fascination,” “Darkness,” and “Mirror Man.”