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
Architects is a Brighton-based metalcore band formed by twins Dan Searle and the late Tom Searle back in 2004. They were very active in the East Sussex music scene, but after breaking out of their local community, they’ve become known by critics and fans as one of the greatest U.K. hardcore bands of their generation. Architects made their studio debut... read full bio
Dirty Loops is a Sweden-based pop-rock band made up of lifelong friends Jonah Nillson on vocals, Henrik Linder on bass, and Aron Mellergardh on drums. They first made waves internationally with their cover of “Just Dance” by Lady Gaga. They’ve also covered Justin Bieber’s “Baby”, “Circus” by Britney Spears, “Rolling in the Deep” by Adele, “SexyBack” by Justin Timberlake, and... read full bio
Banks Arcade are a great mix of things: hardcore, metalcore, and electro. The band – consisting of Joshua O’Donnell on vocals, Jason meadows on guitar, Harlan Allen-Jones on bass, Kenny Powerz on synth, and James Feekes on drums – got their start in New Zealand but eventually made their way to Australia. They take their inspiration from a very eclectic... read full bio
Before they were known as Bambara, 23jinx got their start as a post-punk and noise rock band in 2001. The band consists of Reid Bateh on lead vocals and guitar, Blaze Bateh on drums and vocals, and William Brookshire on bass and vocals. Under 23jinx, they released their debut album “Curtains and Cannibals” in 2005. After adopting the name Bambara,... 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
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
Charlotte Sands considers her music a “safe space” for her listeners to feel celebrated and accepted, despite their quirks and eccentricities. Needless to say, her music is upbeat with colorful melodies coinciding with honest and self-relfective lyrics. She’s a storyteller, first and foremost. But don’t put her in a box: she goes beyond labels and genres. Recently, Charlotte collaborated with... 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
Cold Cave (a group consisting of leading man Wesley Eisold, Amy Lee, Nils Bue, and Ryan McMahon) has been described as a "collage of darkwave, noise, and synthpop." They’ve been compared to early 1980s new wave, post-punk, and synthpop bands like Joy Division and New Order. Previously, Wesley was a vocalist for the hardcore groups Give Up the Ghost, Heartworm... read full bio
City Wolf got its start in downtown Los Angeles (within a particularly small apartment) in 2018. Clayton Stroope is a former You Oughta Know artist for VH1, singer-songwriter for the pop band Thriving Ivory (a top 40-charting Gold certified band) who wanted to take a departure from what he was used to. He took things back to his roots: he... 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
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
Dark Rooms is a mysterious rock band that came onto the scene with their self titled album in 2013. The record featured eight racks: “Olga Kurylenko” (named after the James Bond actor), “Beyond the Lens”, “Keep It Inside”, “Dans Le Noir”, “Give up Give In”, “The Shadow That Looms O’er My Heart”, “Carry the One”, and “Never Sleep Again... read full bio
Dboy is one of the most unique bands on the scene right now. They are a trio, although you never see the other two gimp’d out members – only the lead singer, whose interesting style combines hipsterdom with something that looks like he’s some kind of world leader. There must be something to that, as their very first single album... read full bio
Elles Bailey is a rock, blues, and Americana artist from Bristol who has blasted her way through the English blues scene. She first made waves in 2015 with her 4 song single album “Who Am I to Me” (including the self-titled song, “Heart Go Oooh”, “Take Me Back”, and “Howlin’ Wolf”) and the next year released her debut EP called... read full bio
Fame on Fire is a rock band that hails from Palm Beach, Florida that consists of Bryan Kuznitz, Blake Saul, Alex Roman, and Paul Spirou. These are the same band members that formed the group back in 2013, when they were just a cover band. They would perform original takes on popular songs by Juice Wrld, Ed Sheeran, The Weeknd,... read full bio
Floor is a sludge metal and doom metal band from Miami, Florida that first hit the scene in 1992. The group is comprised of Steve Brooks, Anthony Vialon, and Henry Wilson. Previously, the band consisted of George Rios, Beatriz Monteavaro, Jeff Sousa, Juan Montoya, and Jonathan Nunez. Their first EP “Madonna” came out in 1994 under Bovine records. They made... read full bio
From Indian Lakes is an indie rock band put together by musician Joey Vannucchi back in 2009. He first started writing music while living in a small mountain town near Yosemite National Park. He gathered up his friends to help write and perform new material and, thus, From Indian Lakes was born. Together, they independently released the album “The Man... read full bio
