After a shifting lineup, Pedro the Lion finally eventually became a one-man outfit. That man is David Bazan. A Seattle native, Bazan cut his teeth playing in hardcore bands before forming Pedro in 1995, taking the band's name from a character he made up for a possible children's book. Under the moniker of Pedro the Lion, Bazan creates melodic... [+] Read More

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Dntel (aka Jimmy Tamborello), produces music that merges the worlds of indie rock and electronica. Tamborello was formerly a guitarist in the emo-core group Strictly Ballroom and also a member of techno-poppers Figurine. In addition, he has done time in the SoCal groups Further and the Tyde. Tamborello originally started working as Dntel in... [+] Read More

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Celebrating fifth anniversary this summer, Garden Grows is a music project by musician/composer/producer Niels Paul. Originally founded in 1999 as Karlosis it was later renamed in 2002.
Karlosis was known that days as a comedy project with new funny German lyrics on several Britpop and songs such as Blur’s “Country House” (“Er lebt in ‘nem... [+] Read More

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Inspired equally by jangle pop and arty post-punk, Guided by Voices created a series of trebly, hissy indie rock records filled with infectiously brief pop songs that fell somewhere between the British Invasion and prog rock. After recording six self-released albums between 1986 and 1992, the Dayton, OH-based band attracted a handful of fans... [+] Read More

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I've always liked music. I've been playing guitar since I was twelve years old, when my dad bought me my first one for my birthday. I still have that guitar and it's what I use to record most of my music. I record them on a digital recording studio in my garage, and mostly just for fun. I was just tinkering around with music for a long time,... [+] Read More

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Athens, GA, indie pop outfit the Mendoza Line were formed during the summer of 1995 by singer/guitarists Timothy Bracy and Peter Hoffman (longtime friends born and raised in McLean, VA) along with Paul Deppler and Margaret Maurice. Andres Galdames and Lori Carrier completed the original lineup, so named in tribute to ex-major league slugger... [+] Read More

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This is Perfect Imbalance, we like making music becuase we love it. Perfect Imbalance currently consists of Brent Roberts and, Alex Khunprachansri. Our Music explains our name, though we draw a lot of influence ranging from progressive rock to electronica which is hinted at in some of our songs. You are probably wondering about the name "Perfect... [+] Read More

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Taking it’s name from the Pedro the Lion song of the same name, Priests and Paramedics is a Seattle band emerging from the rolling tantrums of life as the proverbial band that almost was. The band spent it’s first several years of existence wading thru many different sounds and styles, ultimately writing and discarding over 100 songs before... [+] Read More

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The line-up of Jim Cushnie (tenor sax), Ricky Estrada (vocals/ guitar), David Ferreria (bass/ vocals), Richard Ferreria (trombone), and Dennis Leipert (drums) is otherwise known as Pushover. Featuring ex-members of Mealticket, this North Hills, CA, five-piece follows along the same lines of their previous band: horn-fueled ska-punk with an added... [+] Read More

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Rogue Wave was formed in 2002 when Zach Rogue took off from his San Francisco home, headed for New York, and came home with nearly a full album's worth of songs recorded. Rogue then quit his post in his previous group, the Desoto Reds, and finished the album, which was released on Rogue's own Responsive label under the title of Out of the... [+] Read More

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Joshua Sprunger - Vocals/Guitar
Zach Yoder - Guitar
Joshua Walton - Bass
Jon Philby - Drums

...this is Applecore

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Aaron Varner and Max Johns formed a side project from their previous band in 2003. This project was called Live From Times Square and consisted of melodic singer/songwriter components with elements of punk, folk, and rock mixed somewhere in between. Live From Times Square played multiple shows in Phoenix and opened for such acts as Kutless and... [+] Read More

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"Modestly powerful" is how a fan described the Decoration after seeing them live for the first time. It's an apt description of this unassuming San Francisco four piece and it's stuck with them ever since. From the humble beginnings of Tim Mitchell's 4-track project called Pink to the eventual formation of a proper band called Pinq (which... [+] Read More

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Ryan Townsend moved to Davis, CA in January 2006. By March, the former Chevron Girl/Girlfriend in a Coma/Lonely as America frontman had a brand new band. the overdubs play a particular brand of homemade indie rock that fuses intimate songwriter material with beats and other foolishness.

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The Prom crafts emotive, sad piano pop that combines the lush, bittersweet sound of mid-70s Elton John with the eerie, cracked balladry of the Black Heart Procession and the off-kilter grooves of Grandaddy.



The group's roots lie in Omaha, Nebraska where vocalist and pianist James Mendenhall and bassist David Broecker... [+] Read More

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Add Therapy Session on myspace if you like the music and have an account. Most updates about shows and such will come through there. Therapy Session

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