PHOX is from Baraboo, WI which is a place where kids often drink poisoned groundwater and become endowed mutants.
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Star & Micey is an indie/folk pop outfit that has picked up steam in the past year.
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Cheyenne Mize introduced herself internationally on the 10″ release Among the Gold with Bonnie “Prince” Billy – an inventive take on a variety of late 19th century American parlor music.
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Hailing from Michigan, Joe Hertler is a growing talent quickly garnering attention across the Midwest. Called “…a bourgeoning Michigan talent bound to be on everyone’s radar soon” by Mostly Midwest, Joe Hertler and the Rainbow Seekers promise nothing but the best.
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The Lonely Wild’s The Sun As It Comes is a record that reflects upon the times in which we live while taking the listener on a sonic journey of heights impressive for our time.
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Timbre is a Nashville based harpist/songwriter who has been enchanting audiences across the world with her unique harp-based folk rock.
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Inspired by the Herman Wouk novel of the same name, Youngblood Hawke was born out of late night creative musings between longtime friends Sam Martin and Simon Katz.
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The Great American Canyon Band has a way of making us feel like we’ve been sitting on our asses too long. It has a way of painting a current climate that is nothing like the current climate.
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Senses Fail have performed countless worldwide tours, sharing stages with some of the most important artists of the past decade, while the band’s record sales approach 1.2 million-mark.
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Such Gold is a melodic hardcore/punk band from Rochester, New York.
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Ivan & Alyosha was formed by Tim Wilson and Ryan Carbary in 2007. The two met while working on other projects and soon found themselves working exclusively with each other.
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Slow Magic is the sound made by an unknown imaginary friend.
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Mark Rose is a twenty-nine year old singer/songwriter from Chicago. Former frontman of the band Spitalfield (98-07), & lifetime ALF enthusiast– Mark writes his own blend of R&B infused rock & pop that leaves you somewhere between 1983 & the present.
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Late in the Playoffs is a 4-piece outfit from Chicago, IL that stems from early 2000s pop punk influences such Saves the Day, Hey Mercedes, the Get up Kids, the Early November and the Starting Line.
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After surviving many adventures in a wide variety of locales, Ponderosa rises to the pinnacle of their profession, promoted to Admiral’s of the Fleet, knighted as Knight’s Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath, and named the 1st Baron Hornblower.
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In a music world where genre lines are increasingly blurred, Dinner And A Suit has emerged with a sonic meld that resonates with familiarity, and captivates with distinction.
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From the beginning, Morning Teleportation has built up a roller coaster of tumultuous rock ‘n roll, featuring analog synths, heartfelt vocals, and sudden changes woven through psychedelia, electronica, and deep-space pickin’ n’ grinnin’.
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Chicago’s Mutts are a keys/bass/drums trio who have been described as “Tom Waits fronting a garage band” by Time Out Magazine.
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Though England is his place of birth, the songs found on Bobby Long’s forthcoming sophomore album, Wishbone, are redolent with pieces of Americana.
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Listen closely and you’ll hear the beat of his birthplace, Zaire, coming through his fingers. String bending and rhythm changing, the acoustical guitar style of Hollander Joshua Mogck breathes at times like the child of Bob Dylan and the Jurassic Five.
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