Featuring a dynamic fusion of several alternative stylistic touchstones, Snow Patrol's compositions combine songwriting aptitude with guitar rock's sharpest strains. Originally from Northern Ireland, Gary Lightbody (vocals, guitar) and Mark McClelland (bass, keyboards) first got together in Dundee, Scotland, where they were studying, prior to... [+] Read More

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Australian act All Mankind have fast become a fan favorite both at home and abroad.

Together for just 12 months, the band were spotted and signed up at their very first gig by Australia's no. 1 booking agency. With a high energy live show and impressive collection of radio-friendly hits, they went on to tour Australia and the UK... [+] Read More

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Hi all. I've been making music for a few years now, but decided I might as well start to show it off. Not sure how similar my music is to anyone else, but I draw my influences from pop music, indie, rock, even a bit of hip-hop. However, as with most things, I'd prefer not to put myself 'in a box'. Please listen to my tracks and provide any... [+] Read More

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Coldplay never intended to become England's favorite rock & roll sons when their signature rock melodies ruled the charts throughout 2000. The Brit rock quartet -- composed of Chris Martin (vocals/piano), Jon Buckland (guitar), Will Champion (drums), and Guy Berryman (bass) -- yearned to mess around a bit, plucking their own acoustics for fun... [+] Read More

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Although they're quintessentially English, Southampton's Delays aren't your quintessential Brit-pop band. The darling foursome can avoid being hailed as saviors of pop music by NME simply because they lack swagger. But before the dual pair of brothers -- Greg (vocals/guitar) and Aaron Gilbert (keyboards), and Rowley (drums) and Colin Fox (bass)... [+] Read More

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Destiny Road is Alexander Bulér (Vocals, music) and Hĺkan Müller (Music, Backing-vocals). The band's aim is to make good sounding pop-rock/indie music and reach out to you.

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The Manchester, England, epic pop trio Doves reunited Jimi Goodwin (vocals/bass) with twin brothers Jez (guitar) and Andy Williams (drums) for a stunning musical collaboration mimicking the likes of Radiohead, the Verve, and Ocean Colour Scene. Doves, all of whom had previously joined forces in the dance combo Sub Sub, are best-known for their... [+] Read More

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These are Karls release candidates that have now been released on itunes, amazon and napster.

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The British group Lowgold almost fell apart before their debut album was released. Signed to Nude Records in late 1998, the band had to wait while the label cleansed itself of financial difficulties; the group was tossed into a state of limbo, barely able to support themselves while their first album was temporarily shelved. Lowgold was formed... [+] Read More

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Falling between the energetic pop/rock of mod revival and the psychedelic experimentations of Traffic, Ocean Colour Scene came to be one of the leading bands of the traditionalist, post-Oasis British rock of the mid-'90s. Although they had formed in the late '80s and had several hits during the height of Madchester in the early '90s, the band... [+] Read More

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Samuel is a musician/composer from the small village Gnarp in the middle of Sweden. There he grew up and developed his interest of music. His two main instruments are electric bass and violin as he has played since he was 8-9 years old.

Samuel began writing music when he was around 13 years, mostly because it was fun and educational.... [+] Read More

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The electronic trio South began out of a bond between friends. Joel Cadbury, Brett Shaw, and Jamie McDonald met as teenagers while attending Haverstock Secondary School in London. To beat the doldrums of working-class life, they opted to start a band. All are multi-instrumentalists -- McDonald takes on vocal duties whereas all three participate... [+] Read More

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An indie rock quartet heralded on the release of their debut single, "Fever," in February 2001 as "Britain's best new band," Starsailor has continued the rich lineage of Travis, Coldplay, and others. Formed in Wigan by music students James Walsh (vocals/guitar), James Stelfox (bass), and Ben Byrne (drums), the band went through several... [+] Read More

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10 Years in the making this album has everything you’ve every wanted in a music CD, It’s a real journey into the unknown, Each song has been written over the last ten years and every emotion is captured in their music.

And as a collection of songs it work’s brilliantly and uses
so many different instruments and... [+] Read More

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the grasshoppers music is a blend of disco folk rock song driven tunes!

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En el 2007 nos encontramos para llevar adelante un proyecto que contuviera nuestras ideas y gustos musicales.
La unión provino del agua y el viento nos fue llevando.
Traveller es un viajero, un viajero del tiempo y del espacio que nos permite viajar con
nuestras composiciones por el rock/pop de tres generaciones.[+] Read More

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Along with Cast, Ocean Colour Scene, Kula Shaker, and Embrace, Travis was one of the most prominent British trad rock bands in the mid- to late- '90s. Following Oasis' lead of crafting down-to-earth, heartfelt songs in the vein of classic British bands from the '60s, Travis was more successful and enduring than some of their peers due to their... [+] Read More

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Named after the film by American indie favorite Hal Hartley, Brit-pop trio the Unbelievable Truth was formed in Oxford, England in 1994 by singer/guitarist Andy Yorke (the younger brother of Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke), bassist Jason Moulster, and drummer Nigel Powell. Debuting in 1997 with the single "Building," the group built a growing... [+] Read More

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