Artists

“It’s okay to play,” insists Nicholas Petricca, lead singer, songwriter, and keyboardist of Ohio quartet Walk the Moon. It’s a hard point to argue after a listen to the lead single off their album I Want! I Want!, dance-rock extravaganza "Anna… (Read More)
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“Dynamic, genre defying act from ambitious local label Highwheel records”—Spin Magazine “Energetic and contagious”— The Big Takeover Glam and angst-y dance rock with a new-wave freakiness to it-that is how I will sum of the sound of Walking Bicycles. Backed… (Read More)
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“Walking into Drawings specializes in slow-motion soundscapes that invoke intense listening experiences.” – indianapolis star (Read More)
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Justin Sconza (vox) and Colin Yarck (beats/synthesizers) met in college at the University of Illinois in Champaign, Illinois. Justin grew up in Beverly. Beverly is on the south side of Chicago. Justin, who writes many of Walter Meego’s songs has said… (Read More)
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In the back briars of every echo, between each single blade of grass shivering for sight in the stars sinister eve, sits our lips projection; guarding twilight, birthing nostalgia. WE are the dreamers that tread lightly through twilight; dreamers that dissipate… (Read More)
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pure rock n’ roll brought to you by members of arrow points north, autokinoton, one per coffin and roskopp. (Read More)
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“Baby you can get your kicks with me.” (Read More)
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White blood cells on a skeleton man (Read More)
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Warren Jackson Hearne became the unlikely martyr of gangsta rap, and a tragic symbol of the toll its lifestyle exacted on urban black America. At the outset of his career, it didn’t appear that he would emerge as one of the… (Read More)
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“When We Say ‘Bring Earplug’ We Mean Bring Earplugs” (Read More)
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Wartime Blues, an eight-piece folk rock outfit, makes its home in the western mountain town of Missoula, Montana. Led by guitarist/vocalist Nate Hegyi, the band includes Ben Prez (mandolin/backup vocals), Sam Luikens (banjo/backup vocals), Lisena Brown (keys), Bethany Joyce (cello/violin), Jesse… (Read More)
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Spring 2010 saw the demise of Port O’Brien, and founding member/front man Van Pierszalowski needed a break from the hectic, wonderful mess that is touring. He stumbled into respite in Oslo, Norway, and spent some time away from making music. Van explored the… (Read More)
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We All Have Hooks for Hands is a folk pop group from Sioux Falls, South Dakota. In early 2007 the group signed to Afternoon Records. The band stemmed from hardcore groups, known as “The Coxxx” and “Los Assos Waxos”. The band… (Read More)
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All members of our band have had some sort of musical training, Including Jazz, Blues, and classical. But that doesnt mean we dont suck ass! Hopefully you’ll enjoy our musical stylings. (Read More)
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Sounds Like - Probably something involving spiders, and possibly small fireworks, which may or may not be tied to said spiders with a small piece of green thread. Also sounds sort of like The Tyrones. Weird, huh? We didn’t even try to… (Read More)
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Following closely in the footsteps of The Twilight Sad and Frightened Rabbit, We Were Promised Jetpacks are yet another hugely talented young scottish band added to the FatCat roster. The 4-piece came to our attention when listening to some of the… (Read More)
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This is the home for a collection of songs I have written over the past few years. I grew up playing bass as my main instrument, and still continue to do so with a handful of bands (see top friends). These… (Read More)
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TRNSPRNT, MU, NFLTD, RRF, BOC, BTR, LNA, BTHTTC (Read More)
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“True, gripping melodies—ones that stand up to repeated listening. – Entertainment Weekly “Puts forth fragile, folky songs that at times evoke elements of Neil Young. (Not all evokers of Neil Young are worth spending time with, but this act is.)” … (Read More)
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We all got together in a sweaty un-airconditioned attic in Colorado and started swigging cheap beer and writing/playing some rock and roll. It was coincidental that we came from religious families with small town roots and rebelled growing up through music… (Read More)
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Western Autos is: Sean Barrows – drums, percussion; Gary Brudos – keyboards, vocals; Jim Sweeney – guitars, bass, banjo, vocals (Read More)
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Sounds Like that one time at the bar when that dude was being a total dick and you got all in his face and told him whats up… i mean, you didn’t fight him or anything, but you totally could have… (Read More)
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What About Pluto? are a band who’s passion for playing music is so vivid in their actions on stage, it is an absolute breath of fresh air. The music is a simple, yet interesting take on the modern rock genre that… (Read More)
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“If the modern catma of this movement involving love and peace and other new-age dorkisms dictate that a certain inevitable inevitability inevitably happens, then I should be, and very well should be, smiting the worries of speaking thinking and feeling the… (Read More)
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“Wistful and happy-go lucky, brooding and slapstick, hopelessly sentimental and chronically enigmatic, Trying to Never Catch Up succeeds on terms of its own devising. It’s challenging in the best sense of the word because it raises the bar for every band… (Read More)
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Wheelchair Sports Camp, the Denver based pseudo hip-hop band is Kalyn as MC/producer, Abi McGaha Miller as vocalist/saxophone, brother Isaac as live rhythm, and Christopher Behm-Meyer as DJ B*Money. The band unknowingly started in the summer of 1997 when Kalyn moved… (Read More)
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An energetic and wonderfully ragged-sounding rock & roll quartet out of Ohio, Wheels on Fire sounds at times like a vintage late-‘60s garage band but the group’s gleefully unhinged approach would be welcome in any decade. Members include singers and guitarists… (Read More)
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What brings these Southern boys to the Mile High City? Was it the higher elevation introducing the possibility to truly get more drunk than we’d ever been? Or the quiet, away from the jibber jabber than can be many metro areas… (Read More)
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