The Mai 68s are an indie/post-punk band from Leicester. The band were formed in 2007) by Jeremy '68 (stand-up drums), Julie '68 (vox), Jon '68 (guitar) and Zac '68 (bass) . A Joe Foster produced debut single "Froth on the Daydream" was released by Cloudberry Records on the 21st June. Copies can be bought from www.cloudberryrecords.com. www.myspace.com/themai68s.
The Hall Brothers are: Nick Hall - Vocals, guitars
Duncan Hall - Vocals, guitars Usually joined by: John Carey - Violin, melodeon, etc. They also play rock shows as The Hall Brothers Band, with either Chris Bunyan or Nic Shipp on drums. Yorkshire-born brothers Nick and Duncan Hall have played music together for as long as they can remember. They first performed as The Hall Brothers in 1991. Since then they have played concerts and festivals throughout the UK and in Ireland and Holland.
Ox.Eagle.Lion.Man. is a four piece British band incorporating two former members of Les Incompétents; vocalist Frederick Blood-Royale, and guitarist Jareth. Joined by Tommy Gunnzs on bass and Edward Quarmby as drummer, the band formed at the end of 2006. Although relatively young, they have already accumulated a cult following assisted by their myspace page which they operate around until the completion of their official site: http://www.myspace.com/oxeaglelionman
Gerry McNeice is a yorkshire based singer- songwriter,probably best known for his work with the Duncan McFarlane band. Gerry's album 'Small Town Boy' was released august 2009 to critical aclaim. Live Gerry McNiece performs at times as a solo artist, with a regular 4 piece band or performing as the Gerry McNeice Ochestra with up to a ten piece band.
Conduit (2 artists)
(1): home recording project of Ryan Bieber
(2): an electronic/synthpop group located in the pacific northwest, USA. (1) Conduit is the home recording project of Ryan Bieber, out of Madison, WI. "Force Field" is his third collection of songs, to be released independently sometime in 2008. Conduit is inspired by the drones of Brian Eno, Pan Sonic, and Charlemagne Palestine, in addition to the melodies of classic 60s pop such as the Beach Boys, Neil Diamond, and the Zombies.
Sera Cahoone is a Seattle based singer-songwriter who got her musical start on the drums at 12 years old. At 21 she left Colorado in favor of Seattle and drummed for indie favorites Carissa's Wierd and later for Band of Horses on their acclaimed release "Everything all the Time." Despite being an accomplished guitar player and songwriter, Sera largely preferred to stay behind the drum kit until one particular tour across the US in 2006.
Not to be mistaken as Phoenix, The Royal Concept, formerly known as The Concept.
Hailing from Detroit, Walls of Jericho released their highly anticipated 4th CD for Trustkill Records on July 29, 2008. Produced by Ben Schigel (Chimaira/Ringworm), The American Dream follows the mesh of metallic venom and concrete fury of hardcore/punk that the band is known for, 12 solid tracks of highly anticipated hard beating poetic thunder people have come to expect from the band. “Working on the new CD ended up being a really wonderful experience. We worked really well together, collaborated better than ever, and had a great time.
Esser is a person not a band. I use a computer machine and some instruments to make popular songs. Most of my songs are in the key of E. When I was fairly young I managed to wear two ties to school. One on top and one underneath my shirt. But look at me now!
There are at least three bands with the name the Tigers. The most widely known of these are The Tigers (ザ・タイガース), who were Japan’s most popular band of the Group Sounds era. The group featured a singer named Kenji Sawada, and were signed to Watanabe Productions. The group was first named Funnys and was formed in 1966. They changed their name to "The Tigers" on their first TV performance on 15 November 1966. They appeared in several Japanese movies in the late 1960s.