Unwritten Law
UNWRITTEN LAW Biography Scott Russo
UNWRITTEN LAW Biography Scott Russo
Red Line Atlantic, are Edd Thomas (lead vocals), Jack Winter (Guitar), Paul Jordan (Drums) and will ward (Bass + Synth).
Hailing from Fleet, Hampshire in the UK they formed in early 2008. They are currently in the last year of secondary school. They have currently released two singles and look to release an EP in the summer of 2008. Their current website is http://www.myspace.com/redlineatlantic
Taking their name from the de facto fascist French government during the second World War, The Vichy Government were never going to write songs about love and cute puppies. Their two independently released albums 'Carrion Camping' and 'Whores In Taxis' show that they aren't afraid to challenge both themselves and their listeners, coming across like Le Tigre fronted by Oscar Wilde.
The Postal Service is an indie electropop band based in Seattle, Washington, United States, which started life as a side project for singer Ben Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie and producer Jimmy Tamborello of Dntel, Headset and Figurine. The group formed, in 2001, after Gibbard contributed vocals for a song on Dntel's album Life Is Full of Possibilities called (This Is) The Dream of Evan and Chan.
The Black Sparrows are a band formed by two Bukowski obsessed young men who wanted an excuse to drink and shout in public. Recreating the spirit of the guitar band, The Black Sparrows bring a punk inspired attitude to London indie, with danceable riffs and sharp lyrics.
Mournful Congregation is a funeral doom metal band from Adelaide, Australia, founded in 1993.
The music revolves around melodies on electric and/or acoustic guitar and is further characterised by minimal drums, deep growled and whispered vocals. Main lyrical themes are personal spirituality, mysticism and depression.
In 2009, the band performed live for the first time in their 15 year existence, with 4 Australian shows, and another 17 shows throughout Europe to promote their 2009 album "The June Frost".
Duels are a five piece band from Leeds, England. The band, which consists of core members Jim and Jon Foulger (guitar and vocals respectively), drummer James Kirkbright and bassist Jon Maher, have recently been joined by Forward Russia guitarist Whiskas. Additional Duels members include, or have included, Katherine Botterill on keyboards and backing vocals and violinist Lesley Turner. They create dark and often anthemic new-wave pop with sinister undercurrents to craft a unique, vibrant sound, while recalling legendary artists such as Wilco, Robert Wyatt, David Bowie and Pulp along the way.
Ethan Jones writes, records, sings and plays. His friends lend a hand sometimes, too. Ethan is also in a band called Math and Physics Club.
UK rock group King Adora formed in Birmingham in 1998, reputedly taking their name from an oversized adult toy they'd seen in a sex shop. With strong punk and glam rock influences, similar to American power pop, they often drew comparisons to Suede, The Pixies, and the early Manic Street Preachers. They had a successful touring career and picked up a devoted fanbase (who were often also Rachel Stamp, Placebo and Manic Street Preachers fans), although they never made a real impression on the mainstream.