Indie Rock

Since the Sluts of Trust first unleashed their wildly original brand of sleazy rock music to an unsuspecting audience at King Tut's on New Year's Eve 2002, they have become something of a phenomenon in their home town of Glasgow. Comprising John McFarlane's salacious lyrics of sexual combat and skuzzy, roller-coaster guitar-work and the incessant ferocity of Roo Harris' athletic drumming, the band's blistering performances command an immediate and intense response. Following a UK tour and dates in Europe, the band released a limited edition debut single which sold out in a week.

Assembly Now are a band from London, formed in a disused warehouse stacked high with broken furniture, painted-over windows and forgotten bric-a-brac. Singer and guitarist Gavin Dwight, guitarist Maxim Fernandez, bassist Howard Sutton and drummer Andrew Lusher have been writing and playing together since January 2005. Assembly Now's current three-song demo has been getting airplay by John Kennedy (XFM), Steve Lamacq (Radio One) and Phill Jupitus (BBC 6Music).

Let's Wrestle are an alternative band currently consisting of WPG - L.Vocals, L.Guitar, Mike Hankin - Bass, Vocals, and Darkus Bishop - Traps, Ralph Petrie. They were founded in 2005 in London.

The band claims that their musical influences include The Beatles, Neil Young, Pavement, Nirvana, Swell Maps, Pixies, The Raincoats, Bowie, Beach Boys, Fugazi, ELO, Dinosaur Jr, Buddy Holly, Black Sabbath, The Clean, Denim, Grandaddy, Husker Du, Wire, Yo La Tengo, Phil Spector

In order to create the Vanguard, Zeus pinned a gigantic map of the world to the wall in his office. He picked up four golden darts. Blindfolded, he reached for the first dart, drew his hand back and flung it to the map. "Ah I see, the singer shall be from the mountains of Virginia," and so, Aaron Barr was born. Flying through the air, the second dart dropped down in Przemysl, Poland. "How cute, a potato baby will be the guitarist.