When Fulci was founded in 2014, their debut demo tape—a death metal homage to Italian horror icon Lucio Fulci—was released as an instant statement of intent. They released their first album, Opening the Hell Gates, in 2015, which combined cinematic ambiance with violent riffs. With visuals, horror movie samples, synth layers, and theatrical lighting when feasible, their live performances are more... read full bio
The grind band Full of Hell was founded and is centered in central Pennsylvania and Ocean City, Maryland. Although Full of Hell has released a few albums with just power electronics, their sound is a combination of noise, sludge metal, and grindcore/metalcore from the 1990s. They also use industrial and power electronics, which are typically woven throughout their unrelenting grinding... read full bio
Massachusetts' FUMING MOUTH was founded by Mark Whelan with the goal of developing an unrestrained style of death metal. The group originally formed as a trio, drawing inspiration from bands like Motorhead and Dismember while also taking cues from them. They just published their debut album, "The Grand Descent," as well as a brand-new EP, "Beyond the Tomb," which best... read full bio
The well-known band Fun Lovin' Criminals was founded in 1993 in New York City. One of the most enduring acts to come out of the 1990s pop culture and music melting pot, with a distinct style that still enthralls fans worldwide. The band is known as a must-see live act and has promised to deliver amazing performances that include new... read full bio
Fun Lovin’ Criminals is a band from New York City, New York, that is a multi-genre band that blends together sounds of alternative, rock, hip-hop, blues, jazz, R&B, punk, and funk. The band consists of members Huey Morgan, Brian Leiser, and Frank Benbi and they are best known for their song “Scooby Snacks,” as well as the song “Love Unlimited.”... read full bio
FUR, who still call the seaside town where they were formed just over four years ago home, might not have anticipated this quick rise, but their drive and tenacity have been there since Day One, when Murray began to look for undergraduate flatmates solely based on their musical abilities. Once he had located the others, they started to write songs that combined... read full bio
The Grateful Dead separated four months after Jerry Garcia's death in 1995. Members later played in RatDog, Phil Lesh and Friends, the Rhythm Devils, the Other Ones, and the Dead. After a four-year sabbatical following their "Wave That Flag" summer tour in 2004, the Dead performed two 2008 gigs supporting the Obama campaign, branded as "Deadheads for Obama" and "Change... read full bio
Future Islands is an American rock band that consists of members Gerrit Welmers, William Cashion, Samuel Herring, and Michael Lowry. They are best known for their single “Season (Waiting on You)”, which was named best song of the year by outlets Pitchfork and NME. Future Islands have released five studio albums so far with their album “Singles” peaking at 40... read full bio
Young musicians come to Nashville to chicken-pick and twang. They come to sing about trucks, girls, and girls in trucks. Not so with Future Thieves. They came to rock. You hear it in the first seconds of the first track of their first album. Horizon Line, which kicks off with a punchy drum intro. Then the band comes in: a... read full bio
The indie rock group Futurebirds redefines the genre with their original sound by incorporating a distinct country flair into their music. Although their unassuming demeanor could imply a laid-back experience, their live performances produce high-energy performances with psychedelic undertones. The debut of their first album, "Hampton's Lullaby," which exposed listeners to their enthralling fusion of indie rock and country influences,... read full bio
Fyfe Dangerfield is an English singer-songwriter and musician who is best known for being the member of the indie-rock band Guillemots. Dangerfield was born in Moseley, Birmingham, England, and he began singing in the band Senseless Prayer while studying at Bromsgrove School. He later also began working as a music teacher at Cranbrook College before focusing on music full-time. Dangerfield... read full bio
G.E. Smith is an American guitarist who is best known for being the lead guitarist for the group Hall & Oates as well as the lead guitarist for the band Moonalice. He has also previously been the musical director for “Saturday Night Live” and was leader of the Saturday Night Live Band. Other groups that Smith has performed and or... read full bio
Gabe Dixon, formerly of the Gabe Dixon Band, is a singer and songwriter who got his start in the music industry with the 5-piece band, Six Shooter. While working with his four-piece act The Gabe Dixon Band, they released the debut album More Than It Would Seem. They later released their first album with a major label entitled On a... read full bio
Gabe Saporta is a Uruguayan American DJ of Electronic Dance Music. He is most famous for being the front an of the synth pop band Cobra Starship. He was also the lead singer, bassist, and writer for Midtown, a pop punk band. When he isn't performing or creating songs with Cobra Starship, he performs as a DJ for events or... read full bio
Gabriella Cohen creates music that defies the borders of genre. Rolling Stone has reported, Nonchalant Queenslanders solo debut is garage-pop bliss, Brooklyn Vegan has raved the artists music is Smokey guitar pop, steeped in the Velvet Underground and vintage soul, and The Guardian has said Cohens music is seductive, broody, and occasionally sinister. Cohens initial release was an internationally acclaimed... read full bio
Performers GAEREA present their odes in cascading maelstroms of ferocity and beauty behind black shrouds of obscurity and desolation. The black horde continues to lead the charge in the next wave of extreme metal, emerging from the epidemic era to whatever lies next for humanity. GAEREA has quickly made a reputation for itself among the multitudes of bands working in... read full bio
With a distinctive and remarkable career spanning over three decades in both popular and independent music, Gail Ann Dorsey is a multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, songwriter, and recording artist. Gail Ann is best known for being one of the most well-known and respected bass guitarists in the world of music, but she is also highly regarded for her exceptional vocal ability. She... read full bio
Employing a stylish mix of funky jazz, iconic funk, electronic hip-hop and soulful blues, Galactic has continuously evolved and created a melody unmatched by any other. Galactic draws an unprecedented musical comparison to the likes of The Meters and Dirty Dozen Brass Band and inspired by local legend Professor Longhair. This New Orleans, Louisiana band was originally formed as an... read full bio
Gamblers, who are natives of the Long Island village of Massapequa on the south shore, have long been conscious of the always looming presence of New York City, yet they seem to be from another planet. Small World, the band's upcoming first album, illustrates the distinctive viewpoint one acquires from observing things from both the inside and the outside. The... read full bio
Games We Play is a Nashville based pop punk band that first got together back in 2015. It wasn’t until 2018 when we first got to hear the kind of music they were putting together. In 2018, they released the EP “Senior Year”, which consisted of five songs: “Never Let You Go” (the EP’s first single); “Kiss Me”; “Stuck in... read full bio
