Italo Disco

First formed back in the 1990s, UK based artist "Macrocosm" (Mike Letchford) started life producing ambient music, but moved into experimental "intelligent" dance music and a period of drum and bass. Featured as "demo of the month" in April 1996 edition of Future Music magazine (with the song "Choral Reefer", he joined the label Protean Vision Quest in 1997 (along with artists like Gnomadic) supplying music for the "Ancient Alien" video, and regularly performing in Brighton and as part of a UK "Ambisonix 3D Sound" tour (along with the band Quanta).

The Volt are an indie/folk rock/pop four piece band from Bath. The current line-up, formed in the summer of 2007 is: Sam Brookes: Vocals/Ryhthm Guitar/Harmonica
Jack Kendrew: Lead Guitar/Bvox
Phoebe Phillips: Bass Guitar/Bvox
Domenico Bartolo: Drums Their influences include: Foals, Maximo Park, KT Tunstall, The Police, Paul Weller and Bloc Party The Volt won MTV's 'get seen, get heard' unsigned competition in 2008, recieving national air-play and recognition from Futureheads guitarist Ross Millards and The Subways frontman Billy Lunn.

Geneva Jacuzzi (aka Geneva Garvin) fronted a number of mysterious and fleeting performances under hilarious and perfunctory aliases (Pregnant, Hot Pajamas, Sex Carpet) before building her permanent home in Bubonic Plague. Her music is quasi-occult mystery, flippant wit and quizzical torch, enshrined in the unsuspecting and jazzy veneer of sundry electronic music styles that range from darkwave goth-lounge to tropicalia. Other projects:

Shy June Shy June are an English based duo from Chelmsford, Essex consisting of Stuart Denney and Gareth Elder. Their unique brand of acoustic harmonic rock has seen them gig at some of London's best unsigned venues and support acts such Mark Morriss (of The Bluetones) and Tom Hingley (of The Inspiral Carpets). In July 2008 two of their songs (This Could Be My Day & Sunday Blues) charted in the UK's Official Unsigned Top 40.