The Alienators

The Alienators are a Rock band from Camoscos, Sheaman who rose to fame after releasing their debut album titled "The Alienators" in 1977 with the album reaching number one in Sheaman. The band would release "Stop the War" in 1978 which was considered a protest album against the Jackonian regime as well as war in general. The album would near being banned in Sheaman by the President himself but received little support and the next year in 1979 the band would release "Protest with shit" which would subsequently lead to the feces protest that followed a month later. The 70s were a massively successful time for the band and launched their careers for the 80s bringing in a new found love for Punk Rock in Sheaman as well as almost completely popularizing the genre themselves in Sheaman. The band would spend 1980 changing the structure of their band which included Lawrence Yau leaving the band as well as Paddy Tara because of the band's dividing opinion on Punk Rock & Post-Punk as well as the use of Synth-Punk and Synth-Pop in their music. In 1981 the band would release "Girl" which was considerably different to their 70s albums but was generally given majorly positive reviews and considered a success alongside other post-punk bands. In 1982 the band would release "1992" which was popular but slightly less popular than their last album as well as their 1984 album "Another time, Another place" being much less successful than 1992. The band would reshuffle again with Marston Ranast leaving, Kris McCarthy joining, Elliot Finnick joining, and Leonard Damian joining. The band would release "Smack bang child rapist" in 1987 which was considered their worst album at the time but still somewhat popular with controversy arising over the use of the N-Word in one of their songs. The band would release one of their most popular albums to date called "Give up the fight" in 1989 that introduced their 70s genres back into the mix with an even more hardcore mix to it and the album blew up over night and became the number one album in Sheaman within a day. Commercially it was the best selling album The Alienators ever created but by music critics it is generally seen as the 2nd or 3rd best album they ever created.

The 90s would lead to a much less successful time for the band but their first album of the 90s titled "Alien 3 was Shit" did very well commercially as a slightly more metal (mostly grunge) album. They would then release Ainsley Heartfelt in 1993 that was considered a fully grunge and metal album which did pretty well commercially. Then in 1995 they would go on to release their last light blue album until (2020, blue album) 2022 titled "Hopeless Case" which was majorly successful as a psychedelic rock album. The band would then release their last album of the 90s in 1999 called "Take My Hand" which would preform terribly compared to their previous albums and became the band's first orange album which for most bands in Sheaman meant the slow end of their career. In 2000 they would release "And I'll understand" which preformed poorly leading to another orange album for the band and a point when the band thought of slowing down their music for more "high quality music." They would release "If we can't, they can't" in 2001 which preformed relatively better than their previous album but still receive orange. They would take three years to release "Kill me Twice over" and when it came out most critics and the general public were disappointed with the album with James Jones calling the album "a major flop and a loss in trust for good music from the band." They would release "Buried in Diamonds" in 2007 which actually preformed decently but they would subsequently come out with album such as "Ravage" in 2008, "The Storms will pass when you wake" in 2011, "Right now" in 2014, and "Walk in 2018 that all became Red Albums (except from Walk, receiving Orange) with their first red album coming in 2008.

In 2020 the band would release "You Keep Fighting" which was revealed in 2019 to be a "much more hardcore" album than their previous ones leading to excitements from fans and when it was released it received overwhelmingly positive reviews. The album was considered the "best album since Give up the Fight" by Jackson Kyles days after its release. The band would respond to their major popularity gain once again and release another album the next year called "his time it's war" (a reference to the movie Aliens" that was somewhat popular as well but "nothing amazing" as Kackson Kyles described it. The band would try and match the success of You Keep Fighting by releasing "I can't stop crying" in 2022 which was considered as popular as Alien 3 was shit in 1992 and would receive major popularity as well. Kris McCarthy would die in November 2022 because of breast cancer and the band would play a tribute concert for him in January 2023 an another in April 2023. The band initially meant to release their 24th album in autumn 2023 but since McCarthy's death they have pushed the date back to Spring 2024 and Summer 2024 at least.