The Chisel, a group of musicians with lengthy histories in the London punk scene, immediately established themselves as one of the most intriguing bands among its peers Chubby & The Gang, Stingray and Big Cheese. Their music has a strong punk foundation, but it also incorporates a variety of other styles, including Oi!, anarchist, UK-82 and hardcore. Unmistakably British record Retaliation connects... read full bio
It's safe to say that Creation Records founder Alan McGee has an ear for up-and-coming guitar bands, having played a significant role in the rise to fame of groups like My Bloody Valentine, Primal Scream and Oasis. Guitarist Sean Connelly messaged him on Instagram with the message, "McGee: We're the punk rock version of the Streets," which is how he first... read full bio
The Coathangers is a punk rock band from Atlanta, Georgia, which consists of members Julia Kugel-Montoya, Meredith Franco, and Stephanie Luke. After forming the band, they were quickly asked to open for The Hiss to see how they worked as performers. They turned out successful, of course, and went on to release their debut self-titled studio album through Rob’s House... read full bio
The Colourist is a rock band from Orange County, California, comprised of four members, Adam Castilla, Maya Tuttle, Justin Wagner, and Kollin Johannsen. The ensemble debuted with a full-length studio album. After its completion, they performed at Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. Since, they have released three EPs and a single, which charted at number 31 on the United... read full bio
The Coral are one of the most consistently entertaining and surprising bands of their time because of their talent at writing deceptively strong tunes, the jangling interplay of the guitars and James Skelly's powerful voice. They skillfully blend 1960s garage rock, psychedelic pop and folk-rock into their boisterous sound, adding Merseybeat, Motown, vintage blues and even sea shanties to the mix. The band's... read full bio
In their home Ireland, The Coronas fill stadiums and arenas to capacity. The Dublin pop-rock band, an indie success story and "one of Ireland's best kept secrets," have started to gain attention outside of Ireland after the release of their most recent single, "Find the Water," which is taken from their album. This year is going to be a big... read full bio
The Courtneys is an indie rock band from Vancouver, Canada, that consists of three talented women Sydney Koke, Courtney Loove, and Jen Twynn Payne. The Courtneys perform a sound reminiscent of the 90s, influenced by artists and bands like Teenage Fanclub, Pavement, and The Clean. With a collaboration of dreamy guitar, driving bass, strong drums, and heartfelt lyrics, the trio... read full bio
The Covasettes could not have foreseen what would happen if you had asked them what they expected to be doing when they first met at university. Today, the guys have accomplished a lot, including selling out performances all over the nation, receiving over 12 million streams, and taking center stage at festivals in the UK and abroad, to mention a... read full bio
The Criticals are a rock band hailing from Nashville, Tennessee, consisting of Parker Forbes and Cole Shugart. The band's music is driven by an infectious energy, taking inspiration from influential bands like The Stone Roses, Janes Addiction, and The Doors. Parker and Cole have been involved in the Nashville DIY scene for almost a decade, and after playing in various... read full bio
Formerly known as The Colonies, The Crystal Casino Band is comprised of Pete Stevens III on vocals and guitar, Jordan Mullaney on bass, Jarrod Hendricks on guitar and Joey Mamlin on drums. TCCB stand out from the competition by offering a distinctive perspective on homemade style that combines The Strokes' aesthetic with seaside rock energy and The Killers' confidence. Their... read full bio
The Cult rose to fame from the streets of London to become one of rocks biggest attractions of the mid-80s and 90s. Critically acclaimed records and radio hits such as She Sells Sanctuary, Wild Flower, Love Removal Machine, Edie and Fire Woman propelled the band to arena status. However, the bands disdain for the big machine of the music business... read full bio
The Cure is a legendary British rock band that emerged from the post-punk and New Wave scenes in the late 1970s. Their debut album, "Three Imaginary Boys," introduced the world to their unique sound, which became increasingly dark and gothic in the early 1980s. The band's frontman, Robert Smith, is known for his distinctive appearance and evocative songwriting, which often... read full bio
Legendary English punk rockers The Damned were forerunners of the punk movement in the U.K. when they were formed in London in 1976. Lead singer Dave Vanian, guitarist Brian James, bassist Captain Sensible (who subsequently changed to playing guitar), and drummer Rat Scabies formed the band. Their 1976 single "New Rose" and 1977 debut studio album, "Damned Damned Damned", cemented... read full bio
The Dan Band is the result of Dan Finnerty's tragic collision with the karaoke world and a whole lot of beer. What started as a joke singing ""I am Woman"" has spiraled out of control into what Entertainment Weekly calls ""the hottest ticket in Hollywood..."". Singing all songs by women, Dan and his all guy band plow through such femme-favs... read full bio
The Dandy Warhols were founded by singer-guitarist Courtney Taylor-Taylor and guitarist Peter Holmström, with keyboardist Zia McCabe and drummer Eric Hedford later joining. Hedford left and was replaced by Taylor-Taylor's cousin Brent DeBoer. The band's name is a pun on the name of American pop artist Andy Warhol. The band gained popularity after they were signed to Capitol Records and... read full bio
The Dangerous Summer is a melodic emo band that started playing rock music right out of high school. Before disbanding, the Baltimore band achieved wide recognition with their debut Reach for the Sun and a Warped Tour performance after signing with Hopeless Records. They got back together for The Hazardous Summer and Mother Nature after a four-year break. The Dangerous... read full bio
The Darkness is a British rock band composed of Justin Hawkins (Lead vocals, Lead and rhythm guitars, Keyboards), Dan Hawkins (Rhythm guitar and backing vocals), Frankie Poullain (bass, backing vocals) and Rufus Tiger Taylor (drums). The Darkness gained notoriety with the release of their debut album “Permission to Land”. The album won three Brit Awards: Best British Group, Best... read full bio
The Dead Weather is a supergroup formed by Jack White of The White Stripes and the Raconteurs. He got together with Alison Mosshart of The Kills, Dean Fertita of Queens of the Stone Age, and Jack Lawrence of The Raconteurs. They have released three albums already and are continuing to tour and make music. They have been stated that they... read full bio
The Deadnotes sound unique. They're approachable but specialized in honoring imperfections and examining the issues that keep us up at night. They create a sound that is unmatched by combining an enormous variety of instruments. They write profound songs that are presented with the utmost sincerity, and their music is delightful to listen to. The band, who see themselves as "too... read full bio
Beginning as a solo side project for singer and keyboardist Casey Crescenzo, The Dear Hunter developed into a vast indie prog enterprise in less than ten years, garnering a devoted following with a vast album mythology. Act I: The Lake South, The River North, the first part of that story, was released in 2006. A large cast of characters and... read full bio
