indie pop

The Smittens are a five-piece indiepop band from Burlington , Vermont and a DIY twee pop explosion. Formed in 2002, The Smittens have been winning the hearts and minds of indiepop fans and discerning critics in the U.S. and abroad with an impressive and rapidly expanding catalog of fresh and fancy bubblegum-inspired revolutionary twee pop. Accomplished songsmiths all, the six Smittens--Max Andrucki, Colin Clary, Dana Kaplan, Holly Chagnon, David Zacharis--switch up instruments and song-writing to create brilliantly lyrical and hyper-catchy pop songs of all colors, shapes and sizes.

Bigott is Bigott. Everybody likes him. A kind of Spanish Tom Waits without a piano and with a Do It Yourself feeling right in his veins with rock, folk, psychedelic. Great, great, great.

There is more than one artist using this name: 1) The Zoo were a psychedelic rock band formed in 1968 by Murphy ‘Chocolate Moose’ Carfagna, the band also featured Mike Flicker on drums and Howard Leese on lead guitar both of whom went on to join Heart, Leese as guitarist and Flicker as the band’s producer. Originally released on Ed Cobb’s Sunburst label (Sunburst 7500), this little psych treasure was reissued by Radioactive Records.

Gaze were a Canadian indie pop/twee band that featured Rose Melberg, of The Softies and Tiger Trap fame, on drums. They released two full-length albums on Olympia, Washington's K Records before disbanding. Band Members: * Miko Hoffman - guitar/vocals
* Megan Mallett - guitar/bass
* Rose Melberg - drums/backing vocals Discography: * So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad) (7" single) Septophilia Records 1997
* Gaze (7" single) K Records 1997
* Mitsumeru (album) K Records 1998
* Shake The Pounce (album) - K Records 1999