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Subterranean

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Subterranean was a weekly music show on MTV2 dedicated to alternative, indie, and underground music and artists. The show was made as the modern-day continuation of MTV's 120 Minutes. The show was hosted by MTV2 VJ Jim Shearer from its debut in 2003 to 2007. It continued without a host and with sporadic guest appearances by bands from 2007 to 2011. Every week, an alternative artist or band was the show's guest for an interview, and music videos by that band and other indie artists were played. During each one-hour episode, an average of nine music videos were played.

Synopsis

Subterranean was a weekly music show on MTV2 dedicated to alternative, indie, and underground music and artists. The show was made as the modern-day continuation of MTV's 120 Minutes. The show was hosted by MTV2 VJ Jim Shearer from its debut in 2003 to 2007. It continued without a host and with sporadic guest appearances by bands from 2007 to 2011. Every week, an alternative artist or band was the show's guest for an interview, and music videos by that band and other indie artists were played. During each one-hour episode, an average of nine music videos were played.

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Ended

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United States

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