Their story hasn’t been written yet, and this may be good as there as an excellent chance that California’s Unwritten Law has some of its best work still left in them. They have been labeled by some as a Skatepunk band, but this was a label that never quite fit, and they were more of a standard Indie Rock band. They still have a lot left in them, but there a lot of Alt bands from there era in which they are behind. 

A New York City Cult band, Soul Coughing was an Experimental Rock band that was very difficult to categorize. Were they a Post Grunge Band, or a Noise Rock band, or a strange combination of both? Regardless of what label they did or did not have, their fan base was a solid one and though they are from a Hall of Fame contender, they did make their mark. 

An earthy Singer/Songwriter, Paula Cole has been pigeonholed like so many from the hits she had. Known best for the Dawson Creek anthem, “I Don’t Want to Wait” and “Where Have All the Cowboys Gone”, Cole has been unable to escape those hits, and reach a deeper audience. Regardless, she is more than just those two songs, though not likely Hall of Fame material.  

A Pop-Punk band that flies under the banner of Religious music, Mxpx is a hard working band that largely goes under the radar. Regardless of their religious beliefs, they are undeniably talented, but with the exception of early R&B infected Gospel acts, Jesus and the Hall of Fame are not exactly hand in hand.