Some bands have strange pronunciations of their names, that aren't immediately obvious from their spelling.
Entries Beginning with M
Like the singular of a certain small round candy.
David Sari
That's right, the middle syllable of her first name has the long "i" sound.
Alex
I thought it was pronounced "mat-tra-ka", and I bet a lot of her fans pronounce it the same way.
Roy Clark Kent
She was a native of Germany, so this is the German pronunciation.
Odie Garfield
MSTRKRFT pronounced as Master Craft
Tommy
As in the late comic actor Art Carney.
Mort
She may spell the second part of her name with two e's, but it's pronounced like "the".
Sheila Oh
Muse pronounced as Me-oos
That's how I've always heard it.
Rock Maninoff
It's spelled like it should be pronounced 'Mee-ka'.
rock music
The surname, which she had adopted as a teen, means "free like a bird" in Swahili.
Alex
Second syllable rhymes with "pal"
Glenn Rousseau
Even though the name contains a plus sign, they say "and". Many people who hear the name before first seeing it in print are bound to assume there's an ampersand or the word "and" and not a plus sign.
Dyan Cannonball
long 'o' sound
weirdkid106
His first name is pronounced "Morris," and he hated people who pronounced it "more-REESE" as in Maurice Chevalier!
crazydon
I used to think the name was pronounced "mud-ho-nee" as in the surname Mahoney.
Opie M.
The surname is NOT pronounced like "bubble" at all.
Katy
Muse pronounced as MY-oo-S
Kaela
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