Alternative Rock

Seether is a post-grunge band which formed in Pretoria, South Africa in 1999. The band currently consists of Shaun Morgan (vocals, guitar), Dale Stewart (bass, vocals) and John Humphrey (drums). The band has released six albums and is currently signed to Wind-Up Records in the United States. Early days, Fragile, Disclaimer The band was originally called Saron Gas, but changed their name to Seether.

Framing Hanley is a five piece rock band from Cookeville, Tennessee. Nixon, Chris, Brandon, Tim, and Luke came together to form a band that was eventually named Framing Hanley. (The band was called by a different name up until 2006, Embers Fade, but changed in dedication to a great friend of the band, Ashley Hanley, who passed away.) With their amazing musical abilities and live show the band quickly gained a large following in Nashville. In November of 2006, the band was fortunate to hook up with producer Brett Hestla (Dark New Day), who helped harness their energy into two songs.

“As good as anything Peter Murphy, Joy Division or Nine Inch Nails ever did. Drown in its beauty and depth. Do it, do it now. 9/10” - Subbacultcha Architects Of Grace’s Duncan Robert Illing began writing and recording demos at home, the material grew stronger, admirers gathered. The resulting debut single, Hot White Sun, was re-pressed in 2010 and the original 1000 copies sold out. During 2010 the debut album was written, during this period Duncan expanded his vision, and sought out like-minded musicians and friends to help bring his material to life.

Enemy was started by Troy Van Leeuwen (60 Cycle, Failure, A Perfect Circle, Queens of the Stone Age) and Eddie Nappi (Handsome, Mark Lanegan Band). They used many different drummers before settling on Kelli Scott (Failure, Veruca Salt). Troy has described Enemy as his "big, dumb rock band." The released their debut album, Hooray for Dark Matter, on October 5th 2005. Find out more about Enemy at www.enemyonline.com or www.myspace.com/enemymusic Troy Van Leeuwen - vocals, guitar