Rock

jonnygonehome are an alternative rock band which formed in the spring of 2007 in Clapton Pond, London. The band consists of Lee Squire (vocals/harmonica), brothers Tom Lawrence (bass/guitar/backing vocals) and Daniel Lawrence (lead guitar/backing vocals), Joe Kelpie (guitar/bass/backing vocals), Alex Berman (drums), and Alex Eichenberger (cello). www.myspace.com/jonnygonehome jonnygonehome released the four-track Fallon, it's the band in April 2009 and are currently promoting the EP at various venues in London.

Long Way Home were an energetic rock band from Ayrshire, Scotland. Formed in early 2009 they have gone from strength to strength attracting rave reviews and building up a large, dedicated following.
In May of that year they won The Burns Showcase for New Bands Competition, Ayrplay, in front of over 500 music lovers at the Burns Festival Club in Ayr. In September 2009 they made history by becoming the first unsigned band to be asked to play 2 consecutive nights at the legendary 100 Club after a blistering performance on their first night.

Kula Shaker are an alternative/psychedelic band which formed in London, England in 1995, disbanded in 1999 and reformed in 2004. The band's original line-up was Crispian Mills (vocals, guitar), Alonza Bevan (bass, vocals), Jay Darlington (organ, vocals) and Paul Winterhart (drums), When they reformed in 2004, Darlington was replaced by Harry Broadbent. Their sound is roughly based on the sounds of Britpop and psychedelic rock with heavy influences of Indian music throughout. Their first album, K was released in the United Kingdom.

There are several bands called Eden: 1. - Eden is a Belgian female rock band, centered around the vocals of Roos Van Acker and Sofie Buyck.
After a few years of rehearsals under the name "The Sugarbrides", their debut single was the well-received song "My Boat" in 1996.
The band Eden broke through after a three-year-long period of deliberation, with the album "Seafood".
This debut album was preceded by the single "Star", which got a lot of attention through the accompanying video, in which the two female singers basically slaughter a Japanese sushi-lady.