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Andy Mitchell, rock singer-songwriter, is the lead singer of legendary British Rock group The Yardbirds, that boasted 3 iconic British lead guitarists, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page. His forthcoming album "Rooms" will be released on 1st August, with the 1st single (Like A) New Year's. Andy Mitchell's music weaves classic rock and soul influences into a melodic modern rock tapestry, blending rock guitar riffs with a powerful soulful vocal delivery soaked in pop-tinged soaring melodies.
The name BigBang/BIGBANG refers to two different artists: 1. Bigbang have been dubbed Norway’s Greatest Live Band, and have been a major force in the Norwegian music scene for over a decade. During the past two years, the band has spent time focusing on the American market. Based in California, they have toured the country, playing intimate gigs and promoting their American debut From Acid to Zen, a compilation of songs from previously released albums.
From Portland, OR. Unknown Mortal Orchestra is a three-piece project led by Ruban Nielson, who is one of the chief songwriters of prominent indie power-poppers The Mint Chicks. They have a Bandcamp at http://unknown-mortal-orchestra.bandcamp.com/, and a Twitter at http://twitter.com/_U_M_O_ . That's about all we know so far. Their eponymous debut will be out 6/21 on Fat Possum.
Lord Auch formed in London in October 2007. The 3 piece consists of Si McCabe (vox), Liam W. (guitar) and Danny Prescott (drums). Si and Danny formerly of Black Wire and Liam of Courtney Love played their first live show at Bardens Boudoir East London on the 7th December 2007. At the first show they were picked up by indie label Young And Lost Club Records for a single release in May 2008. The band also embarked on the sold out Young and Lost Club U.
The Bumblebees are an indie pop trio from Bristol, consisting of Rosalind Glennie (vocals, keyboard), Ellis Jones (vocals, guitar) and Bert Clark (vocals, bass). They began in November 2007. Their debut EP was self-released in September 2008 and is available from their Myspace page.
Texas Is the Reason was a post-hardcore band founded by former Shelter guitarist Norm Arenas and 108 drummer Chris Daly in 1994. A foundational quartet in the post-Sunny Day Real Estate movement of emo music, Texas Is the Reason played melodious but forceful rock music before disbanding in 1997. Norm Arenas (guitar), guitarist for the hardcore Hare Krishna band Shelter, formed Texas Is the Reason with friend and then fellow Hare Krishna devotee Chris Daly (drums), formerly of the band 108, which played music of a similar kind to Shelter's, some time in the early 1990s in New York City.
There are 5 artists sharing this name: 1) Senseless was an Austrian Grunge-Band that existed between 1996 - 1999. They only recorded one album called 'Trist'. 2) Senseless is a german grunge-punk Band from Munich, formed in february 2005. 3) Senseless is a German Alternative/Punk Rock Band from Köln (Cologne), formed end of 2006, mainly inspired by Three Days Grace. 4) Senseless is an german Band from Gerorgsmarienhütte. They cover Songs by Ramones, Metallica or Böhse Onkelz. 5) Senseless is a hardcore punk band local to Stoke-on-Trent. They play fast and vicious fun punk music.
Myslovitz is a Polish alternative rock band, whose music incorporates elements of college rock, shoegazing, and - arguably - britpop, with a dose of melancholy. Although often dubbed "the Polish Radiohead" by critics, their music is actually more reminiscient of Coldplay and Travis or early Radiohead. From 2003, EMI Records has been attempting to establish them internationally, with considerable support from MTV Europe. As of 2005, Myslovitz are rated as the most popular Polish act abroad. The band take their name from their industrial hometown of Mysłowice in Upper Silesia (Southern Poland).