SeepeopleS is a four piece electronic indie rock band hailing from Asheville, NC, that brings an intense, driving, yet melodic rock show featuring an eclectic video feed made by the band and the occasional on-stage antics--think Modest Mouse meets the Flaming Lips with a dash of Wilco.
Started in 1995, and named after founder Graham Guest's fifth generation grandfather, Moses Guest, is a Texas-based, Southern Rock band that has just enough Pop, Jazz, Funk, and Country in its veins to appeal to audiences of all ages and origins.
With the advent of so many great jam bands, one may think that composition is less important than virtuosic musicianship. Enter Chicago’s Herbert Wiser Band.
It's a familiar question by now. "Why Gnappy? What does it mean?" The answer is simple. It means "funky." "I grew up in Houston," says guitarist/producer Buck McKinney. "Gnappy was slang for 'funky.' It might mean funky 'weird,' or funky 'groove,' but it always meant 'funky.'"
Crawling out of the thick electronic ooze with a sublime mix of eternity-tickling guitars, elliptical pop hooks, epic rock progressions and swirling seas of spacey jazz-dub fury, The Disco Biscuits are drawing up the blueprints for a new musical architecture.
Labeled an art-space jamband by some, and an electronic indie-pop band by others, it’s clear that Metro Detroit’s Bump is poised to explode on the scene!
Winning Relix Magazine's "Jam-off," being voted Best Opening Act of 2006 by the Bruce Hornsby fan site Bruuuce.com, and earning the respect of promoters across the Northeast with constant touring are some of the reason behind The Brew's building momentum.
The duo EYMAREL (pronounced emma-rehl), is a refreshing blend of head-bobbin grooves, smooth organ-ic improv, and sultry pop melodies. Eymarel combines the talents of Mary Frances, (vocals, keys, and bass), and Lee Allen, (drums and electronics).
With their first official CD “A Buzz, Buzz’ due to be released April 29, 2008, the four talented and musically astute gentleman of the folky, unique group, Bombadil, had quite a bit to say in regards to their history, their music making, their current goings on and the album itself. The band, comprising of Stuart Robinson, Bryan Rahija, James Phillips and Daniel Michalak, are musical troubadours who proved to be quite the conversationalists, full of stories as we chatted via phone for a while in regards to all things “Bombadil.”