Canvas Wall are a fresh take on a mashup of many genres come and gone. From Solid Stadium Rock, to Indie and Pop, there's enough of each in there to make sure the tunes stick in your head! Forming in 2008, the band have travelled a constructive road ever since. Recording their first EP with Andy Macphearson (The Who, Eric Clapton, Buzzcocks) gained them radio play on XFM Malta, national radios across Finland and Total Rock Radio.
STAY is a pop/rock band from Boston, MA.
With official albums and EPs, they already toured with Romance on a Rocketship, For The Foxes, and shared festivals with All Time Low, We Are The In Crowd, The Ready Set, Asking Alexandria, VersaEmerge, Enter Shikari and others.
Currently with members changing, STAY once counted with Anthony Rainville, Nick Crist and Andrew Elliott.
The Velvet Hearts are a six-piece British rock band based around the songwriting talents of John James Newman (Guitar/Lead Vocal) and Steve Jones (Keyboard / Sax). Live performances are fronted by Newman whose approach is engaging and infectious. The six-piece lineup enables their live performances to sound as polished as their studio work. Newman's Acoustic Guitar is accompanied up by Quest Quinton's electric, with Jamie Bruce enriching the vocal performance.
There is more than one artist called Maitreya. They are listed below in order of popularity (judged by long term listened tracks and Top Listeners on Last.fm). 1) UK ambient and space music artist Maitreya (aka Simon Lomax) is a producer of electronic ambient space music who, through his unique and involving music expresses a personal global intuition. His work possesses an unparalleled sense of sonic depth and universal scale whilst exhibiting a remarkably lucid grasp of texture.
'NinteenSeventyNine' are an alternative rock band from London. The three turned Four Piece band consists of Josh Seventynine (Vocals/Guitar) Joe Wicking (Guitar) Adam Dixon (Bass) and Seb Hancock (Drums). The band has become known for their outspoken views on fellow Musicians, rammshackle yet promising gigs across the capital, being plugged by XFM DJ Steve Harris live on air, being jokingly called the future of rock by NME magazine and managing to slowly build a following.
In early 2010, Ben Sizer (guitars), Allan Sharp (drums), Dee Christopher (vocals), Al Venn (bass), and Dan Snowdon (guitars) gathered together to write dark and melodic metal. Drawing from a range of influences, Nottingham’s Twilight's Embrace blend slow and majestic doom-laden riffs with twin guitar harmonies that switch between the delicate and the destructive, overlaid with deathly roars and gothic baritone choruses.
Trash Monroe are an unsigned band from Essex, UK. Their style of music can be described as melodic, gothic rock.
The Portlands' Bio The Portlands formed in 2009 in the north-west of England, Manchester, and have toured the world with their distinct brand of Folk Rock 'N' Roll. After sharing studio time with Elbow only three months into their formation at Blueprint Studios, they went on to play some of the most prestigious venues in the country on their first UK Tour, and finished with a 15,000 capacity crowd festival date at the end of summer 2010.
Visit www.arranarctic.com Arran Arctic (a.k.a. Arran Southall) is a D.I.Y. musician and artist who has been independently producing and releasing music for almost two decades. When he’s not recording in his home studio, he’s doodling, knitting and generally being creative in any way possible! Arctic’s musical canon weaves elements together from the folk, pop and electronica genres, featuring a variety of individually layered instruments. Drawing inspiration from artists such as PJ Harvey, Patrick Wolf and Iain Archer, every Arran Arctic release endeavours to offer something fresh.
The Bonham Carter of Rock