Scottish Gaelic of origin: Loud-mouthed person who talks a lot, but nothing with any value - as in shi te coming out of their gob.
Gobshite has much to say, socially, economically, psychologically.
Formed in 1994, Gobshite currently resides in Algonquin, Illinois.

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Shoestring Strap played their first gig in June of 2004 as an acoustic bluegrass trio. Over 100 gigs and many stylistic twists and turns later they have become regulars in the San Diego music scene and beyond with their Kickass Outlaw Mudgrass sound. Places they have played include Winston’s and ‘Canes in San Diego, the Coach House... [+] 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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Amee Chapman has spent her life in Northern California, the daughter of prison workers. Having picked up her first guitar during the 5th grade, Amee found herself falling in to the rhythms of a musician's life easily and early. Over the course of the next 20 years, she would find herself taking up home on a fishing boat in Moss Landing, in a... [+] Read More

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Grand Army Plaza began in the winter of 2006. The indie-rock trio is based out of Northern New Jersey. The members are:
Richard Robin – guitar, bass, keyboards
Lee Richards – drums, percussion, bass, guitar, backing vocals, accordion, organ, keyboards.
Anthony Pizzillo – vocals, guitar

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Drawing their dreamy tunes along a creative line sweeping both Americana and alternative country styles, Granfaloon Bus congregates poetic lyrics with the domineering presence of blissful melodies. Assembling in San Diego, CA, in 1990, Granfaloon Bus counts on with a four-piece lineup consisting of Felix Costanza (guitar, vocals), Ajax... [+] Read More

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Yet another group to emerge from the ever-fertile Minneapolis music scene, the Honeydogs originally comprised singer/guitarist Adam Levy (formerly of the Picadors), his drummer brother Noah (also a member of Golden Smog) and bassist Trent Norton. The band debuted with a 1995 self-titled effort which introduced their twangy garage-pop sound;... [+] Read More

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HUMDINGER is a band that sounds a lot like the lost soundtrack to the great American road trip as seen through the dirty windshield of an old, beat-up El Dorado with the windows rolled down, the fuel gauge at just above EMPTY, and only half a pack of cigarettes, a warm beer, and a transistor radio to guide you home…

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In Need of Medical Attention could be tossed off as Thrush Hermit unplugged, but Joel Plaskett -- Hermit's former lead vocalist and primary songwriter -- makes sure the similarities are minimal. He strips down his material to its most sparse and naked, and adds introspection and intimacy to his expressive yet simple songs. The low-quality... [+] Read More

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Alternative country singer/songwriter Neko Case won a steadily growing cult audience for her smoky, sophisticated vocals and the downcast beauty of her music. Born in Alexandria, VA, Case moved around often as a child, spending the largest part of her youth in Tacoma, WA. She left her parents at age 15, and three years later she started playing... [+] Read More

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Obadiah Parker is not what you’d expect. It’s tough to nail down their sound. With influences from artists like Stevie Wonder, Dave Matthews Band, Counting Crows, Miles Davis, and Bill Withers, their sound incorporates elements of funk, R&B, gospel, blues, and folk through a singer/songwriter’s lens. Upon listening to this original and... [+] Read More

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The cult popularity of Uncle Tupelo and its spin-off groups Wilco and Son Volt opened the doors for what's become an entire new generation of musicians who grew up in the punk rock generation but have found genuine connection with traditional country music -- especially as interpreted through Gram Parsons, who's more or less the granddaddy of... [+] Read More

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Fusing traditional country with traditional rock & roll, the Mavericks became one of the most critically acclaimed and commercially successful groups of the early '90s. Led by singer/songwriter Raul Malo (born August 7, 1965, Miami, FL), the band was formed in Florida in the late '80s. Malo had previously played in several different bands while... [+] Read More

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U.K. country singer/songwriter Peter Bruntnell is a charismatic performer known for saying very little, but one with a strong presence. Rollicking alongside the trio combination of Crazy Horse, runtnell's country-rock is much heavier than one would anticipate. He has a bizarre musical taste in his native southwest England, for country music... [+] Read More

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The Possibilities are probably better known for the company they keep than for their own music, which is a shame since this Athens, GA, band's mix of trippy psychedelia and '70s-style AM pop would appeal to any fan of the Apples In Stereo, Outrageous Cherry, or other post-lo-fi bands with foodstuffs in their names. Although their first album... [+] Read More

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Born in and around the Motor City in 1988, the Volebeats formed due to a mutual boredom of and displeasure for trendy bands and music. Starting as an acoustic outfit, lead guitarist/vocalist Matthew Smith and vocalist/guitarist Jeff Oakes began writing songs with Terry Rohm and Jeff's brother Al. With Keir McDonald (from Detroit's Medusa... [+] Read More

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The Whiskey Saints are a four-piece rock/alt-country band based out of Los Angeles, California, USA. Drawing from influences in 90s alternative rock, alt-country, folk, and indie rock, the band has found its own little niche within the rock music scene. They currently have one release available worldwide entitled "The Bootleg EP," released in... [+] Read More

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Crunch rock band Varnaline (rhymes with "gasoline") is the alter superego of guitarist/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Anders Parker. Living in New York City, Parker, who was a contributing member of the indie rock group Space Needle, released his 4-track demos under the name Varnaline in 1996, calling the album Man of Sin. Indie label Zero... [+] Read More

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What is the name of your band and who are the current members? Warpharin consists of John Farmer (guitar, vocals), Dan Thies (bass), Keith Shank (guitar, vocals), Ryan Simpson (drums, vocals), Ken Pilkington (keyboards), and Lori Brooks (backup vocals). How did you all get together to form the band? Most of us have known each other since... [+] Read More

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