The Hoosiers (which were formerly known as The Hoosier Complex) are a band from the UK and Sweden. The band members are Irwin Sparkes (lead vocals and guitar), Martin Skarendahl (bass and guitar for acoustic performances) and Alphonso (Alan) Sharland (drums).
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| - The Hoosiers (which were formerly known as The Hoosier Complex) are a band from the UK and Sweden. The band members are Irwin Sparkes (lead vocals and guitar), Martin Skarendahl (bass and guitar for acoustic performances) and Alphonso (Alan) Sharland (drums).
- a relatively new British pop/rock band they have many songs with a cheesey essense to the moderrn ska sound they entered for mooseland in NSC19, and brought the worst result in Mooseland history the first bottom place since they started the contest in NSC8
- The Hoosiers are a band originally from Reading, England. They have three members: Irwin Sparkes, Alfonso Sharland and Martin Skarendahl. Originally founded in 2007, when they released their first album, The Trick to Life. Three years later, they released The Illusion of Safety. This band provides examples of these tropes.
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| - The Hoosiers (which were formerly known as The Hoosier Complex) are a band from the UK and Sweden. The band members are Irwin Sparkes (lead vocals and guitar), Martin Skarendahl (bass and guitar for acoustic performances) and Alphonso (Alan) Sharland (drums).
- a relatively new British pop/rock band they have many songs with a cheesey essense to the moderrn ska sound they entered for mooseland in NSC19, and brought the worst result in Mooseland history the first bottom place since they started the contest in NSC8
- The Hoosiers are a band originally from Reading, England. They have three members: Irwin Sparkes, Alfonso Sharland and Martin Skarendahl. Originally founded in 2007, when they released their first album, The Trick to Life. Three years later, they released The Illusion of Safety. This band provides examples of these tropes.
* Darker and Edgier: One of their songs on their album will be darker than the other: "Killer" and "Little Brutes", respectively.
* Harmony Versus Discipline: Their song Goodbye Mr. A
* Non-Indicative Name: They originate from England, not, as their name would suggest, Indiana.
* Take That: Their song Goodbye Mr. A is this for the comic book character Mr. A.
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