Friendly Fires is an indie rock band from England. Their initial and self-titled album was shortlisted at number twelve for the debuting year’s Mercury Prize. The band has since garnered critical acclaim and a loyal fan base over the many years they have been performing together. Members Ed Macfarlane, Jack Savidge, and Edd Gibson collaborate together to create their indie... read full bio
From Indian Lakes is an indie rock band put together by musician Joey Vannucchi back in 2009. He first started writing music while living in a small mountain town near Yosemite National Park. He gathered up his friends to help write and perform new material and, thus, From Indian Lakes was born. Together, they independently released the album “The Man... read full bio
Front Line Assembly is an industrial and electronic band that has explored the boundaries of industrial music over last twenty years. Lead by prolific electronic musician Bill Leeb, they have continued to push out stellar music that drifts seamlessly from underground industrial to electronic techno and back again. Leeb reflects on naming the band, saying, The only way people can... read full bio
You may know Barry Drooger by the names Abject or, more commonly, Frontliner. He is a Dutch hardstyle EDM musician, producer, and DJ. Frontliner is a very recognized artist who is innovative and unique and the founder of the Keep It Up label. He adopted the name Abject back in 2005 and started releasing music. He collaborated with Headhunterz one... read full bio
Lulu and Angel Prost, two siblings living in New York City, created Frost Children. They have published a number of full-length works that cross genres. The two are already well-known for their boisterous live performances; it's not unusual to see them enter the stage carrying a massive pair of smiley, paper-mache Mesaryth stars, which serves as the official Frost Children... read full bio
The band Froth was a lucky accident. Starting off as a joke between friends, Froth was initially set to release a silent record. However, plans changed when the band was summoned to perform for a mini-festival. Throwing together some songs on short notice, band members Joo-Joo Ashworth and Jeff Fribourg came up with unexpectedly good music. Adding on a bass... read full bio
American scraping rock group Fuck Money is headquartered in Austin, Texas. With TaSzlin Trébuchet on vocals, Alton Jenkins on drums, Bill Kenny on lead guitar, and Jeremy Humphries on bass guitar, the ensemble made its debut. Punk rock, noise, industrial, extreme music, and other subversive genres are all influences on their sound. The visceral ferocity of soloist TaSz Trébuchet combined... read full bio
American rock band, Fuel, have made quite a name for themselves since their origins. Songwriter and guitarist, Carl Bell, and drummer, Jody Abbott, formed the band in Brownsville, Tennessee and haven not looked back ever since. Brett Scallions and Jeff Abercrombie saw them play in a bar and joined their project afterwards. They released an EP titled, Porcelain,... read full bio
Blake Ibanez makes a comeback with his new group Fugitive, and his trademark violent pit explosion from Power Trip, which is now delivered with even more raw and loose energy. Ibanez and company come together in a fiercely aggressive crossover form with Fugitive, a result of years of well-earned expertise in the studio and on stage, joined by Seth Gilmore (Skourge),... read full bio
Fun Lovin’ Criminals is a band from New York City, New York, that is a multi-genre band that blends together sounds of alternative, rock, hip-hop, blues, jazz, R&B, punk, and funk. The band consists of members Huey Morgan, Brian Leiser, and Frank Benbi and they are best known for their song “Scooby Snacks,” as well as the song “Love Unlimited.”... read full bio
Fun. is an indie pop band based in New York City that was started by Nate Ruess, formerly of the band The Format which broke up. Ruess formed Fun with Andrew Dost of Anathallo and Jack Antonoff of Steel Train. Fun has released two albums, their debut Aim and Ignite and their latest Some Nights. The band is best... read full bio
FUR, who still call the seaside town where they were formed just over four years ago home, might not have anticipated this quick rise, but their drive and tenacity have been there since Day One, when Murray began to look for undergraduate flatmates solely based on their musical abilities. Once he had located the others, they started to write songs that combined... read full bio
Further Seems Forever (often abbreviated FSF) is a rock band based in Pompano Beach, Florida, United States that formed after the breakup of the well established hardcore outfit, Strongarm, in 1998. FSF has often been labeled a “Christian band” due to their long association with Tooth & Nail Records and performances at festivals such as Cornerstone, yet members maintain that... read full bio
Future Islands is an American rock band that consists of members Gerrit Welmers, William Cashion, Samuel Herring, and Michael Lowry. They are best known for their single “Season (Waiting on You)”, which was named best song of the year by outlets Pitchfork and NME. Future Islands have released five studio albums so far with their album “Singles” peaking at 40... read full bio
Future.exboyfriend, the creation of Tyler Harris, delves into the complex fabric of human emotions and spins a tale that includes themes of loss, love, and reflection within the context of catchy, DIY electro-pop. Harris's position as the lead vocalist of the indie-pop group Mojave Nomads helped him establish his musical identity as a known presence in the local scene. Future.exboyfriend, which... read full bio
The intriguing new Irish artist, FYA FOX, traverses rolling hills of minimalist, panoramic songwriting while weaving tightly woven tales of moody and melancholy alt-pop. FYA is a classically educated singer who veers away from Ireland's conventional country/folk scene and draws inspiration from artists like Banks, Lana Del Rey and London Grammar. In addition to receiving airplay on BBC Radio 1 (Gemma Bradley),... read full bio
Paul Dixon's immersive solo project is called Fyfe. Before discovering electronic music in his teens, singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer Fyfe spent his childhood honing his violin, piano, trumpet and other instruments and participating in youth orchestras. His wholly contemporary musical style is influenced by a variety of sources. After a trying period of being signed to a major record label, the yearning... read full bio
G Jones is an artist located in Northern California who is now dominating the underground music industry with his own take on dubstep-style electronic music. He has become a very successful musician in the Bay Area, and he describes his music as "trippy" and "broken rhythm bass music." He has worked with artists such as Mad Zach, the Widdler, Grimblee,... read full bio
G-Nome Project, an Israeli band, is the result of a long-standing desire to create advanced original songs that greatly emphasize improvisation and incorporate psytrance, dance and funk elements. Zechariah Reich (bass), Eyal Salomon (keyboard), Eran Asias (drums) and Yakir Hyman (guitar) are a super group of four internationally acclaimed musicians who each offer a unique flavor to the explosive electro-funk palette of this... read full bio
G. Love and Special Sauce is an alternative band from Philadelphia, known for their sound that encompasses elements of classic R&B. The group consists of members Garrett Dutton, Jeffrey Clemens, and Jim Prescott. The band has released several successful albums, including: “G. Love and Special Sauce”, “Coast to Coast Motel”, “Yeah, It's That Easy”, “Philadelphonic”, “Electric Mile”, “The Hustle”, “Superhero... read full bio
