The Standells is an American garage rock band from Los Angeles, California. The group consists of members Larry Tamblyn, Martin Blasick, Greg Burnham and Mark Adrian. They are known for being one of the punk bands of the 60’s and inspired fellow punk bands such as the Ramones and Sex Pistols. Over the years, The Standells have released six albums... read full bio
The Unlikely Candidates are an indie rock band hailing from Fort Worth, Texas. They have a reputation for catchy songs, energetic live shows, and a style that combines elements of alternative rock, garage, and pop. The band, which began as an odd high school experiment by longtime friends Kyle Morris and Cole Male in 2008, has now blossomed into a... read full bio
LUNA AURA is a singer and songwriter who is noted for her distinctive style, which combines pop melodies with the sounds of a synthesizer. MTV and VH1 have both played her music in their compilations. When LUNA AURA was just ten years old, she started writing. This was long before she became renowned. She started giving live performances in and... read full bio
Goodbye June is an American rock band from Nashville, Tennessee, that consists of the trio of cousins Landon Milbourn, Tyler Baker and Brandon Qualkenbush. The band was formed after Baker’s brother had passed away and was started in honor of him. After their formation, Goodbye June began recording their own music and went on to release their debut EP, “Danger... read full bio
Joan is an up-and-coming alternative-pop band that consists of the duo Alan Thomas and Steven Rutherford. Their music finds influence in the music of the 80’s and their music makes you nostalgic for a time that the band wasn’t even alive to be able to perform in. The duo are from Little Rock, Arkansas, and the duo came together after... read full bio
Shannon and the Clams has an incredible energy in their music, invoking sounds of surf rock and garage punk with a little taste of doo-wop and rockabilly. One reviewer said that Shannon and the Clams sounds like a “prom band in 1964 getting dosed with acid and having the sweetest lovelorn freak out,” which is an apt description for this... read full bio
HEALTH is one of the most un-apologetically raw and energetic bands out there. While their music can be described as “noise-rock” akin to bands like The Locust or “industrial” like Nine Inch Nails, they also boast a surprisingly melodic and colorful sound. This is due to HEALTH front man Jake Duzsik’s soft and haunting vocals, with the heavy use of... read full bio
Sebastien Grainger is best known for being the drummer and lead singer of the dance punk duo Death From Above (sometimes known as Death From Above 1979). The band formed in 2001, but then broke up in 2006, before getting back together in 2011. The band has since released three additional albums after releasing only one before their breakup. Sebastien... read full bio
Blood Cultures is a New Jersey-based experimental indie rock pop band. The band consists of several different anonymous musicians. It started out as just one person and now it’s four masked figures who insist that anonymity is vital for their identity and their brand. The band plays with sounds consisting of psychedelic pop, electropop, and chillwave music with tropical elements.... read full bio
California-native Bleep Bloop is a very hard-working EDM star that really innovates the electronic dance music. In 2014, he dropped his very first singles: “10 Watt Lazers”, “Denial”, and “Crushed”. A year later, he released “Gun Chatta”, as well as a series of songs he recorded with G Jones, like “Kodos”, “Minds”, “Plastic Flower People”, “Real”, and “Mind – Lunice... read full bio
Brian Destiny is the solo act of Fat White Family’s Nathan Saoudi, a project he’s been working on since 2019. He made his debut in February of 2022 with the EP “Brian’s Got Talent”. The EP features tracks like “Is It Gonna Be Love” and “What If I Told You That” and features as lot of indie synth sounds. Brian... read full bio
Singer Andy Tongren, drummer Steve Patrick, and guitarist Julian Dimagiba (formerly of 2010s alt-rock band Young Rising Sons) comprise Camden Welles, a band that is a bit a more pop than what you’ve probably heard from these guys before. The band wrote the song “Famous on the Internet”, which is a sort of anthem for the current generation and our... read full bio
Chartreuse is a four-piece band consisting of Michael Wagstaff (vocals and guitars), Harriet Wilson (vocals), Perry Lovering (bass) and Rory Wagstaff (drums). The English band recently released their second EP “Keep Checking Up On Me” which features very calibrated and well-crafted songs that may or may not tug on the heartstrings at times. This isn’t the group’s first band. They... read full bio
Charlie Winston Gleave, also known as Charlie Winston, is an English singer-songwriter who is currently based in London. It all started when Charlie was playing bass for Tom Baxter (his brother) on the “Feather and Stone” album. Charlie frequently toured with Tom, honing his craft and becoming an even more solid musician. At the same time, he was also composing... read full bio
Christopher John Baran (CJ Baran) is an American singer-songwriter and actor. He is one of the founding member of the band Push Play (alongside Steve Scarola, Nick DeTurris and Derek Ries) and the Woolf and the Los Angeles musical CAGES (which he also stars in as Woolf). CAGES was performed in a converted warehouse venue (which featured things like a... read full bio
Creo is a three-piece rock and roll trio from Sydney, Australia. Their songs are complex and multi-layered, dynamic, and guitar heavy. Their music features a fearsome rhythm section, along with some devious pop sensibilities that make this indie band a truly interesting one. According to the band itself, Creo is a trio that has its own take on the rock... read full bio
Adam Day is an English singer-songwriter who uses the moniker County Line Runner to release alternative and indie hits. He appeared on the scene with the release of his debut singles “Hard To Find,” and “Wide Eyes,” two songs that have collectively garnered more than 1 million Spotify plays. The adoring fanbase is reminded of the iconic 80s band The... read full bio
Glasser is the one-woman orchestra of Cameron Mesirow. Glasser entered public consciousness in 2009 with her debut EP, Apply. The intimate, luxurious music resonated widely, despite being made by Cameron, alone and in airplanes and shoe stores, on Garage Band. With her album Ring, however, Cameron worked for months with producer Ariel Rechtshaid to re-imagine her musical arrangements, incorporating organic... read full bio
You may recognized Daisy World as Daisy Hamel-Buffa, the lead singer of the band DAISY for which she gives her namesake to, as well. This is her other project. Not only is she a talented singer, but she is also a designer of hand-crafted clothing. It’s possible you’ve also seen her name pop up as a collaborator with the massively... read full bio
DAISY is a Los Angeles-based band comprised of Daisy Hamel-Buffa, Alex Kasvikis, Maxx Morando, Matt Fildey, and Ben Roswell Salk. What makes DAISY stand out among the rest (something people tend to praise them for) is their very original sound. They are described as being RnB punk and “loud jazz.” The lead singer doesn’t have as easy of a time... read full bio
