Paul Banks
There is more than one artist sharing the name Paul Banks. One resides in Denmark, one resides in Texas, and one is the frontman of the band Interpol. 1) Paul Banks is an Austin, TX, songwriter with a touring act known as Paul Banks and the Carousels. Music from his new "Paul Banks & The Carousels" album is on last.fm here: Paul Banks & The Carousels. He released a self-titled indie record in 2007 that includes the tracks Live To Share, Tell Me Your Thoughts, Color, Medicine, Family, The World, Introduction, and Stick With What You Know.
Dolbro Dan
Dolbro Dan (or Daniel Mulligan) is a guy from Bangor, Northern Ireland who likes to sing, draw, write, read, party and meditate. In 2007 Dan took his scrapbook of notes and bedroom melodies into the studio and paying homage to That great sixties folk icon, he recorded a humble debut of twelve originals - aptly named Singin' Homemade Music. This stripped-down, self-produced album is a potent mix of sharp wit and honest emotion, delivered in a retro American folk style with a post-punk aftertaste.
Northcote
Introducing NORTHCOTE, the solo moniker of former Means and The Emerson Letters frontman Matthew Goud. Born and raised on the prairies, Matthew has spent the last number of years touring around North America and has refined his rootsy, solo material in order to unveil Northcote's debut EP - "Borrowed Chords, Tired Eyes" due out later next month. Northcote has paired up with the Toronto-based independent label Black Box, home to artists such as The Wooden Sky, Shad and more, to release this EP off-stage and online only.
Preston Perche
Bianca Maes - guitar, percussion, backup vocals. Bec Langley - vocals, percussion. Preston Perche (sounds like Persh)
THE BROTHERS UNCONNECTED
Beginning in May 2008 the founding and surviving members of Sun City Girls, Alan Bishop and Richard Bishop, embarked on a tour of the US and Canada called "The Brothers Unconnected: A tribute to Sun City Girls and Charles Gocher". The tour began in Seattle on Sunday, May 18 at The Triple Door and continued across North America through early July.
As followers of the legendary band know, drummer Charles Gocher died of cancer in February 2007. A private memorial was held shortly after.
Scowlin Owl
Scowlin Owl are an all-female folk band, low on twee but big on drama and vocal harmonies. They’re influenced by mythic storytellers from the classic (Dylan, Baez) to the contemporary (Decemberists, Midlake). Any story or concept which inspires them may become a song - their setlist includes tunes about the 2004 tsunami, creepy preachers, frozen cavemen, the Japanese John Wayne, the childlike love of waterslides and what Dolly Parton’s Jolene may have said in her defence.
Sinead Madden
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Monty Python
Monty Python is a comedy troupe of 4 Englishmen (John Cleese, Graham Chapman, Michael Palin, Eric Idle), 1 Welshman (Terry Jones) and 1 American (Terry Gilliam), best known for their legendary and influential sketch comedy show "Monty Python's Flying Circus" (which ran for four seasons from 1969 to 1974). The troupe also wrote and starred in the films "And Now for Something Completely Different" (1971), "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" (1975), "Monty Python's Life of Brian" (1979), "Monty Python Live At The Hollywood Bowl" (1982) and "Monty Python's The Meaning of Life" (1983).
Elizabeth Rose
There are three artists named Elizabeth Rose. The first Elizabeth Rose is a singer, songwriter, pianist, and actress from Denver, Colorado. Her music has flavors of classical, piano, soul cabaret, and Broadway blues. Her live shows are sometimes solo, and at other times include bass, drums, cello, violin, and/or sax. Elizabeth is in regular rotation on The Mountain 99.5 in Colorado, as well as being a featured artist at Sambuca Jazz Cafe and Lannie's Clock Tower Cabaret in Denver.
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