She's played quite a few high-energy freaks for Hollywood, but none of her silver screen characters can prepare audiences for the over the top ferociousness Juliette Lewis unleashes when she fronts her band, Juliette & the Licks. Lewis' first public flirtations with rock & roll can be traced back to 1994 when she appeared in the video for... [+] Read More

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Pop/Rock/Indie Copenhagen - Denmark - Scandinavia

Some of the comments that follow the band around are "refreshing" and "inspiring" - compliments the band takes pride in.

Once bebop guitar-playing, now true-to-the-heart-pop-devoted Sissel Olander makes her lyrics and tunes out of the twisted life that comes out of the... [+] Read More

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Singer/songwriter Adam Green is most known for his stint with the Moldy Peaches, but in the new millennium he also did the solo thing. His music is a sophisticated indie-folk mix, showcasing an appealing peculiarity similar to the likes of Leonard Cohen. In September 2002, Green marked his solo debut with the release of Garfield, followed by the... [+] Read More

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The seed that became Black Rebel Motorcycle Club -- or B.R.M.C for short -- was planted back in 1995, when Robert Turner and Peter Hayes met while attending high school in their hometown of San Francisco. They formed a solid friendship and camaraderie based on a mutual love of U.K. early-'90s bands like Ride and the Stone Roses and a few on the... [+] Read More

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The brash, bluesy, female-fronted quintet the Duke Spirit formed when singer/harmonica player Liela Moss met guitarist/keyboardist/singer Luke Ford at art school. Moss was studying photography and Ford painting, but the pair decided to ditch school and move to London to focus on their music. Once they arrived, their friend Toby Butler joined on... [+] Read More

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Elastica's brief, angular, and catchy punk rock became a hit on both sides of the Atlantic in 1995. While the group reworked both the sound and the image of new wave and punk rockers like Adam & the Ants, Wire, the Buzzcocks, and Blondie, the band's songs are more pop-oriented and hook-driven than most of their influences, and Justine... [+] Read More

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Fresh Madrid based Stoner Art-Pop Band. Strong and catchy rythmical basis meets angelical voice in a musical collage that goes from The Pixies to Nirvana, The Beatles, Yeah Yeah Yeahs or Violent Femmes.... Keep an eye on this versatile formation if you want to be close to what in future terms of speaking will be known as... the present. Where... [+] Read More

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Peaches (Merrill Nisker) burst into transcontinental favor with her very particular brand of cock-sure rapping and spurting groovebox beats. Indeed, this vulgar Canadian temptress may have come from an underground womb of acoustic folk (Mermaid Café), avant jazz (Fancypants Hoodlum), and deconstructed noise swarms (the Shit), but it wasn't until... [+] Read More

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The band, which was recently founded by four friends in the beginning of the year 2005, exposes itself as a group of motivated young people. Bringing along diverse musical influences, they describe their special style as “chewed rock”, what means a product of mixing typical rock sounds with other genre, for example pop, funk and punkrock. Among... [+] Read More

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The Come Ons emerged in 1999 featuring ex-Gore Gore Girl Deanne Iovan on bass, vocals, and vintage organ, guitarist Jim Johnson, and Dirtbombs drummer Patrick Pantano doing double duty behind the Come Ons' kit. While their dance-y, soul-inspired grooves were an immediate sensation in Detroit, the band didn't debut on wax immediately. First there... [+] Read More

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The Deadlines is singer/songwriter/one-man-band Daniel Cook.



Daniel has been writing songs for about 7 years, but a habit of putting things off until the last minute means he’s never recorded any of them. Last September he was told that the bone cancer he thought he had beaten has come back, and is incurable. Since then... [+] Read More

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Seattle's dance-punk outfit the Fitness features singer Bree Nichols, singer/guitarist Tom Bridgman, guitarist Rebeka Dunbar, and keyboardist Adam Finn. The group's mix of new wave, synth pop, and punk debuted in 2002, when the Fitness began playing local gigs supporting bands including the Epoxies, Stereo Total, the Streets, the Postal Service,... [+] Read More

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Eight years into their career, the Hives rose from garage rock stalwarts to one of the trendiest bands of the early 2000s, along with the Strokes and the White Stripes. Mixing arty contrivances such as a strict black-and-white dress code and the guidance of a (possibly imaginary) Svengali named Randy Fitzsimmons with Stooges-inspired rock, the... [+] Read More

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The bluesy punk duo the Kills consists of vocalist/guitarist VV, aka Alison Mosshart, formerly of the Florida punk band Discount, and drummer/guitarist/vocalist Hotel, aka Jamie Hince. After Discount ended in 2000, VV began exchanging tapes with the London-based Hotel through the mail, but both of them felt hindered by this method, so VV crossed... [+] Read More

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The Noisettes are a London based, three piece band. They have been together for over 3 years with Dan Smith on Lead Guiter/Vocals, Shingai Shoniwa on Vocals/Bass Guiter and Jamie Morrison on Drums.

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Equally inspired by classic tunesmiths like Buddy Holly and John Lennon as well as the attitude and angular riffs of fellow New Yorkers Television and the Velvet Underground, the Strokes were also equally blessed and cursed with an enormous amount of hype -- particularly from the U.K. music press, whose adulation for the group rivaled their... [+] Read More

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Detroit minimalist rock duo (specifically, southwest Detroit minimalist rock duo) the White Stripes -- Jack White, guitar and vocals, Meg White, drums -- formed in 1997 (Bastille Day, to be precise) with the idea of making simple rock & roll music. From the red-and-white peppermint candy motif of their debut singles, self-titled album, and stage... [+] Read More

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The Brooklyn-based group TV on the Radio mixes post-punk, electronic and other atmoshperic elements in such a creative way that it only makes sense that its core duo, vocalist Tunde Adebimpe and multi-instrumentalist/producer David Andrew Sitek, are both visual artists as well as musicians. Adebimpe is a graduate of NYU's film school and... [+] Read More

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