| Tokyo Rose |
| 07-07-2006 20:41 |
| MEMBERS: Ryan Dominguez - Vocals, Guitar Chris Poulsen - Bass Jon Smith - Drums Greg Doran - Guitars ABOUT THE BAND: New Jersey has come to be known as a scene with a plethora of outstanding bands. However, only a few really get noticed outside of the garden state, where natives say, "only the strong survive." Tokyo Rose are no longer satisfied with being a brilliant flower in the garden... read more » |
| Violet Indiana |
| 07-07-2006 20:41 |
| Sonic wizard Robin Guthrie (ex-Cocteau Twins) and vocalist Siobhan de Mare (ex-Mono) made up the hazy dream pop of Violet Indiana. Shortly after de Mare was relieved of her Mono duties, she received a phone call from Guthrie, asking her if she'd like to work with him. Unfamiliar with Guthrie's cult status, she asked her sister about him and decided to take him up on the offer. In late 2000, the duo... read more » |
| Belly |
| 07-07-2006 20:41 |
| Following several years in Throwing Muses, as well as a brief detour in the Breeders in 1990, Tanya Donelly formed her own band, Belly, in 1992. With Belly, Donelly expanded her dreamy pop hooks into more concise, catchy songs, as well as harder-edged rock. The band's 1993 debut, Star, became one of the first beneficiaries of the commercialization of alternative rock; it rode to gold status within... read more » |
| Recover |
| 07-07-2006 20:41 |
| Recover is - Santiago 'Jimmy' Vela III - Drums Dan Keyes - Guitar/Vocals Ross Edward Tweedy VIII - Bass Robert McEntire Mann - Guitar/Vocals 4 straightedge hardcore guys from Austin, TX looking to tear down the walls and rock the house read more » |
| Diecast |
| 07-07-2006 20:41 |
| singer - Paul Stoddard bass - Jeremy Wooden guitar - Jonathon Kita and Kirk Kolatis drummer - Jason Costa Diecast's intensely forged sound has evolved over the five years since the nucleus of the band first formed. Originally part of Boston's underground hardcore scene, their output has matured into a mind-blowing composite of metal, rock and hardcore idioms. After a wild succession of 17 guitarists... read more » |
| The 3rd and the Mortal |
| 07-07-2006 20:41 |
| Ann-Mari Edvardsen - Vocals, Keyboards Finn-Olav Holthe - Guitars, Keyboards Geir Nilsen - Guitars, Keyboards Trond Engum - Guitars Bernt Rundberget - Bass Rune Hoemsnes - Drums Often described simply as 'unclassifiable' Norway's THE 3RD AND THE MORTAL operated with Progressive Doom waters for their first releases but would soon introduce more cultured Folk influences. Latter recordings would... read more » |
| B2K |
| 07-07-2006 20:41 |
| Urban boy band B2K broke into the pop market in early 2002 with "Uh Huh," a fun song driven by more-dance-than-hip-hop beats and a hot delivery, downright sexy for four young innocent-looking men. The single's success drew attention toward the group's self-titled debut album and group members Omarion, Raz-B, Lil Fizz, and J-Boog. Epic Records, the label that developed B2K, marketed Jhene in conjunction... read more » |
| Jamie Cullum |
| 07-07-2006 20:41 |
 At 24, Jamie Cullum might seem a little wet behind the ears to be revitalizing contemporary jazz. On the contrary. It is precisely because of his youth that the scruffy, self-taught British pianist/singer/songwriter can produce music to which both seasoned jazz fans and young pop aficionados have responded enthusiastically; twentysomething, his major label debut, has made Jamie a star-setting records... read more » |
| Atreyu |
| 07-07-2006 20:41 |
| Daniel Jacobs - Guitar: Travis Miquel - Guitar Marc McKnight - Bass Brandon Saller - Drums Alex Varkatzas - Vocals In 2002, a band called Atreyu exploded out of Orange County. Previously unknown to the rest of the world, the band released their stunning debut album, Suicide Notes and Butterfly Kisses, grabbing the attention of a wide spectrum of music fans by demolishing the barriers between... read more » |
| Michael Stuart |
| 07-07-2006 20:41 |
| Born in New York in 1975 of Puerto Rican parents, Michael Stuart grew with a love of many different types of music but especially Latin music. This was due in part to his Puerto Rican roots but mostly to the influence of his uncle, Israel "Timbalero" Stuart, himself a professional musician and bandleader. Stuart would play the maracas and congas and sing during his uncle's rehearsals. His only ... read more » |
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