"Their 1988 song ""I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)"" was used in the 1993 film Benny & Joon, and became a worldwide hit. Identical Scottish twins, Craig and Charlie Reid, best known as multi-platinum legends, The Proclaimers, are releasing their amazing new record, Notes & Rhymes, to the US on September 8th via 429 Records. The new album is a testament to... read full bio
"Procol Harum is arguably the most successful ""accidental"" group creation -- that is, a band originally assembled to take advantage of the success of a record created in the studio -- in the history of progressive rock. With ""A Whiter Shade of Pale"" a monster hit right out of the box, the band evolved from a studio ensemble into a... read full bio
The Canadian punk rock group Propagandhi was founded in 1986 by drummer Jord Samolesky and guitarist Chris Hannah in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba. Guitarist Sulynn Hago and bassist Todd Kowalski complete the band, which is presently based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. In recent years, Propagandhi records have shifted toward a harder and more technical sound influenced by heavy metal, although their previous... read full bio
Over the past five years, Jamaica has seen an exhilarating "Reggae Revival," a renaissance of conscious, natural music. The leader of this movement continues to be Protoje. The GRAMMY-nominated artist, Oje Ken Ollivierre, was born in Saint Elizabeth to singer Lorna Bennett and former calypso king Mike Ollivierre of St. Vincent and the Grenadines. He blends hip-hop, R&B, soul and rock into... read full bio
Provoker was founded by founding member Jonathon Lopez as a solo project to investigate writing for film. This idea is still valid today, as seen by their cinematic approach to music and video creation. After meeting at a horror movie, he later recruited R&B singer and songwriter Christian Petty, creating a very cinematic marriage both physically and thematically. The group's... read full bio
Originating from the isolated island of Tasmania, Psycroptic have gradually established themselves in the congested modern metal scene. Psycroptic avoids trends and uses a wide range of musical influences, both extreme and otherwise, to create a sound that is all their own: a perfect fusion of brutality, intensity and rhythm. Psycroptic defies categorization, distinguishing themselves from the mob and bringing something new... read full bio
In their most recent album, Psymon Spine used a distinct approach to left-of-center indie, electronic and dance sounds to explore complex emotions and catharsis. The album received positive reviews from publications like Paste, FLOOD, Brooklyn Vegan, Under The Radar and NME. It was also featured on playlists from Spotify, Apple Music, KEXP, KCRW and the BBC, as well as NPR Music's "New Music... read full bio
Public is a pop/rock band from Cincinnati, Ohio. The band is comprised of three members, John Vaughn, Ben Lapps, and Matthew Alvarado. Using the guitar, drums, and vocals, Public performs catchy tunes for audiences across the nation. They have supported acts like Walk The Moon, Twenty One Pilots, and Neon Trees. In addition, Public has performed at festivals like CMJ,... read full bio
Puddle of Mudd is an American rock band from Kansas City. They have sold over seven million albums in the United States alone. Puddle of Mudd has released a string of mainstream rock singles. ""Come Clean"", their major-label debut has sold over five million copies. They have released two independent and four major albums. Volume 4: ""Songs in the... read full bio
The band Pulled Apart By Horses is more of a dysfunctional family than a gang. The Leeds trio is a close-knit rock group that writes songs with suckerpunch riffs and zinging choruses. Their music delights and threatens. They've emerged from the remains of many bands in Leeds. Since then, they have thrived in their own tumultuous ecology, touring nonstop and barely... read full bio
Pumarosa are a band from London, England. They are known for having the songwriting techniques of artists such as PJ Harvey or Patti Smith with the electronics of The Knife and Cocteau Twins. They have released their debut album, “The Witch”, which led to them having sold-out concerts locally. They have toured with artists such as Kate Tempest, Glass Animals,... read full bio
Numerous performances by Punk Rock Factory have sold out months in advance at renowned locations including Cardiff Great Hall and Nottingham Rock City. The group amassed a sizable fan base on the internet, and their inventive punk-style covers of beloved Disney songs were featured on their second album, "A Whole New Wurst." After making a strong live impression at the Bloodstock... read full bio
PUP, also known as Pathetic Use of Potential, and previously known as Topanga, is a Canadian punk-rock band that consists of members Stefan Babcock, Nestor Chumak, Zack Mykula, and Steve Sladkowski. The group is from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and three of the members of the group have been childhood friends and often played in bands together. After high school, the... read full bio
Pure Prairie League is a country rock band from Waverly, Ohio, a place where Craig Fuller (singer and guitarist), Tom McGrail (drummer), Jim Caughlan (guitarist and drummer), and John David Call (steel guitarist) all got together for the first time. They band has been playing since the year 1970 and 50 years later, they are still going at it. In... read full bio
Puscifer is fronted by Maynard James Keenan, known for his work with the bands Tool and A Perfect Circle. While Keenan is the only permanent member, he considers the project to he his ""creative subconscious."" In other words, Puscifer can be considered a pseudonym for his solo work. In the same month of releasing his debut EP Don't Shoot the... read full bio
Pussy Riot is one of the most iconic Russian bands who made a name for themselves as a protest and performance group. They’re considered protest music, pop music, punk rock, hardcore punk, and Oi! They gained international attention when the five of them performed inside Moscow’s Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in 2012, which resulted in them in being arrested... read full bio
Jonathan Davis, better known by his stage name Q-Tip, is a Grammy-Award-winning rapper, actor, producer, and former leader of the iconic hip-hop group A Tribe Called Quest. Born and raised in Harlem, New York, Q-Tip formed the group with some of his high school friends, and they were signed with Jive Records. Over the years, they released five critically acclaimed... read full bio
Bristol's Quade have been subtly gaining recognition in the underground community. They have developed a devoted local following thanks to their live presentation, which incorporates elements of dub, drone, ambient and post-rock sounds, as well as their regular program on the city's Noods Radio. They have performed alongside a wide range of musicians, including Squid, Moin, Caroline and PVA. Mary Ann Hobbs... read full bio
Quaker City Night Hawks is a band that has become synonymous with Southern rock. Hailing from Texas, their sound blends the best of boogie, blues, and soul into one captivating package. Their hard-hitting tunes are reminiscent of the classic rock of the 70s, but with a modern twist that sets them apart from other bands in the genre. Their debut album,... read full bio
Led by husband and wife, Marv Ross (guitar) and Rindy Ross (vocals, saxophone), QUARTERFLASH came on to the Billboard Top 40 Charts in the 80s with their Geffen Records release that yielded four top 20 hits, a platinum album and soundtrack titles in the hit movies Fast Times At Ridgemont High", "Nightshift" and "Gremlins". The Rosses continue to write, arrange... read full bio
