Official website for acoustic band comprising ex-members of Flowers For Breakfast and Metal Molly. News, biography, discography, audio downloads, reviews, tour dates, photographs links. - (Read more)

Svetlana is a shoegaze band from Indianapolis, IN that writes music under the influence of such groups as My Bloody Valentine, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Ride, Swervedriver, and Pacific U.V.

The Blinded Boys - comprise two artists : Spaceboy and Head. They both were born in 1981 in Konin in Poland. They met at the age of 10, when Head joined Spaceboy's school group. Through first years they shared only interest in football, but as time passed by they realized that they had liking for similar kind of music. The band was created on the 21 of June, 2004. From then on they have been developing fast in intresting direction. They are inspired by many artists, at the same time developing their own style. Spaceboy (a.k.a. Marcin Zielinski) - started playing the guitar still in primary school, he tried to create his own music using Sony Playstation; never played in any band before The Blinded Boys; currently in TBB, he's on vocals, writes lyrics, plays keyboards and the guitar; besides this, he creates his own music; Head (a.k.a Maciej Paszkiewicz) - started to play the guitar at the age of 7; played in several bands, which tried to depart from the traditional rock; in TBB he creates music, writes lyrics, plays keyboards and the guitar; since 1999 he's been involved in his solo music projects, creating electronic music

The Crimea are a British indie band, based in Camden, London. The band were featured in the late John Peel's Festive Fifty, ranking higher than bands such as The White Stripes and all eleven of the initial album demos were played on his show. The Guardian has described The Crimea's songs as "mini-epics" that reduce frontman Davey to "spasms of jerking anguish".

Brandon Summers was disenchanted at a time when he thought he’d be anything but. Following two epic, self-produced albums on Portland’s Cavity Search, The Helio Sequence had just released Love and Distance, the duo’s shimmering 2004 debut on Sub Pop. Brandon and best friend Benjamin Weikel were traversing the country with their impressive collection of synthesizers, pedals, guitars and massive amps all jam-packed into a brand new tour van (a two-seater obtained during Benjamin’s stint as the drummer for Modest Mouse). And heck, the pair had even left their day jobs at their hometown music shop in Beaverton, OR. After eight years of playing together (they met when Brandon was in middle school), The Helio Sequence had finally arrived. - (Read more)