Bitterside

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Bitterside
Bitterside
Background information
Origin	Malta
Genres	Alternative, Indie, pop
Years active	2000–2010, 2020-present
Members	- Daniel Genius (Vocals, Bass) - J. J. Galea (Lead Guitars) - Alexei Sammut (Rhythm guitars) - Kenneth Vella (Drums)
Past members	- Cliff Smith (Bass) - Alan Fava (Bass)
Website	www.bitterside.net

Bitterside, founded in 2000, is an alternative, indie, pop band composed of four members, all coming from Malta.^[1] Daniel Genius is the vocalist/bass, J.J. Galea on lead guitars, Alexei Sammut on rhythm guitars and Kenneth Vella on the drums.^[2]

• 2004 - Somehow Different
• 2008 - Underrated

• Left Alone
• Underrated
• Versus Life
• Start Again
• Shutters
• Drop of Wine
• Fear (the fast song)
• In Me
• So Lovely
• Fire in My Pockets
• Inside Out
• '97
• Something We Call Life
• If You
• The Past (2022)

• Bay Music Awards : Best Band Award
  2004, 2006

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• Bitterside's channel on YouTube

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