Hamell on Trial is a one-man punk band. It's loud, it's fast... showered with politics, passion, energy, intelligence, integrity and played by a guy with a sharp tongue and a wicked sense of humor. www.hamellontrial.com
1. Boston d-beat raw punk with one demo tape out so far
http://www.mediafire.com/?8cm8rhixjr1zun9 2. A punk band. ("A versatile band who have mastered several genres although the essence of their craft is thought-provoking songs. Sometimes they echo the glories of past punk masters. Sometimes they plough the same political furrow as the New Model Army.") 3. A now defunct japanese indie-rock band
Chris Barry (vocals) Pierre Major (guitar) Richard Paul (guitar) Joe Cerratto (bass) Andre Gagne (drums) At age 15 and still in Junior High School, singer Chris Barry started his music career by launching the Montreal band The 222's. After the release of two singles and an recording an aborted LP for a Montreal drug lord (who wanted the band to release a pop record), The 222's high tailed it out of Montreal to Toronto where they weren't able to sustain themselves.
The Wankys were made as a one man band tribute to the very best of the hero THE SWANKYS. Shortly afterwards mr WANKY enlisted mr BASHBISHOP and mr BEATMEAT to complete the current line-up The Wankys have made 10 demo's "Hero of the Noise" demo
"C'mon Feel the Terrible Noise" demo
"Blood Spit Finger" demo
"Punk Noise ep" demo
"Wankstyle" demo
"Spending Wank Night" demo
and four more As well as a CD/LP called "The Very Best of Hero" and a lathe cut split 8" with Syphilitic Vaginas, a 12" split with Exit Hippies and a 7" noise punk ep.
There are four bands, one dj and one producer called Silver. DJ SILVER DJ Silver has been collecting vinyl and DJing for the past 21years. He collaborated with many renown artists and successfully produced records under different moniker,the latest _NUDE charted internationally and it is currently featured in many dance charts. He hosts a popular weekly radio show at East Village radio which is also available as a podcast.
The Muchkins are a freak-indie band from Livingston, Scotland. Their music is often fuzzy with occasional rainbow coloured pyschedelic explosions. The band started life as a three piece by life-long friends (Jamie Ormiston (bass/voice), Gordon Barr (guitars/synths/voice), and Grant Anderson (drums/wisdom).
They recorded their first album "Meanwhile, On The Other Side of The Universe..." in 2006.
Harry and the Potters are an indie rock band formed in Norwood, Massachusetts, in 2002 by brothers Joe DeGeorge and Paul DeGeorge. The band was inspired by the J.K. Rowling book series Harry Potter and were the first of many similar artists making music about the fictional boy wizard. They have released three full-length studio albums, Harry and the Potters in 2003, Voldemort Can't Stop the Rock! in 2004 and Harry and the Potters and the Power of Love in 2006.
Zebrahead is an Orange County, CA-based punk-pop-rap band which was formed in 1996 by vocalist/guitarist Justin Mauriello (formerly of once there), guitarist Greg Bergdorf (formerly of 409), bassist Ben Osmundson (formerly of 3-Ply), and drummer Ed Udhus (formerly of 409). Inspired by acts including Fugazi and The Descendents, the group found themselves uninspired by the local trend towards ska punk and instead began incorporating elements of hip-hop into their sound, eventually recruiting rapper Ali Tabatabaee to join their ranks.
Managed by the mastermind behind The Wombats, Defend Moscow are destined for great things. Comprised of musicians from London, Bergen and Paris, the quintet are armed with a manifesto to spread their brand of indie-electro across the globe. Formed via a chance meeting between childhood friends Jon Beck (vocals) and Dave Fawbert (guitar/synths/programming), and Norwegian siren Sofie Storaas (vocals) in Bergen, Norway a year ago, they bonded over a shared love of classic and contemporary electro, pop and indie, and Russian vodka.
There are at least 4 bands called The Rats 1) The Rats were an American garage punk band from Portland, Oregon, formed by Fred Cole from the garage rock band The Lollipop Shoppe. Cole played guitar and sang, his wife Toody played bass and sang, and initially Rod Rat played drums. Their sound was a raw mix of punk rock and garage rock with occasional country touches. Their self-titled debut album appeared on Cole's Whizeagle label in 1980. Soon after, Rod Rat left the band, though he guested on the 1981 follow-up Intermittent Signals before his death by suicide.