Born Ruffians are a Canadian indie rock band. Formed over ten years ago, the band is comprised of members Luke Lalonde, Mitch Derosier, Andy Lloyd, and Steve Hamelin. The quartet combines vocals, guitar, keyboard, drum, and bass to create their alternative sound. After performing locally in Toronto, the band began to tour with well-known groups such as Caribou, Peter Bjorn... read full bio
Pictures Of The Sun serves as both a conclusion and a commencement for Born Without Bones. The band's career as a steadfastly DIY band comes to an end with the EP, but with their recent signing to Pure Noise Records, a fascinating new chapter is also beginning. One of its five songs was written years ago but was never actually recorded,... read full bio
BORNS is an alternative musician out of Michigan who crashed onto the scene with “10,000 Emerald Pools”, off his debut EP Candy. He has since performed the single on Conan and Le Before du Grand Journal in France, as well as his second single “Electric Love” on Late Night with Seth Meyers in promotion of his indie beats and distorted... read full bio
"Boston Bun is an electronic musician. Inspired by artists like The Chemicals Brothers, The Detroit Grand Pubahs, and Basement Jaxx, Boston Bun knew he was destined to be part of the production world. Starting off his career as a video director, he soon learned about music production. Boston Bun began creating original tracks at home in his bedroom, using YouTube... read full bio
Boston Manor, a five-piece punk, post-hardcore and grunge band from Blackpool are noted for their pop-heavy, emo-tinged vocal harmonies and bright, overdriven guitar work that is similar to the sound of well-known pop-punk acts like blink-182 and Bowling for Soup. In their full-length debut, Be Nothing, they debuted and on consecutive albums like Welcome to the Neighbourhood, Glue and Datura, they continued to develop... read full bio
The Bottle Rockets have been performing for nearly three decades. Their creation helped lay out a subgenre of music, shaped by rock and roll, roots rock, and poetry. Alongside Uncle Tupelo, the Jayhawks, Blue Mountain, and Whiskeytown, the Bottle Rockets made a name for themselves. The band, comprised of members John Horton, Mark Ortmann, Brian Henneman, and Keith Voegle, is... read full bio
Bowling for Soup is an American rock band that consists of Jaret Reddick, Chris Burney, Erik Chandler, and Gary Wiseman. They are best known for their songs, “1985”, “Girl All The Bad Guys Want”, “High School Never Ends”, “Punk Rock 101”, and “Almost”. They have released 10 albums and gained popularity in the United States after their release of “A... read full bio
Boy Bleach is a new breed of boy band that is eager to break through barriers and address society concerns head-on. The band is made up of two pairs of brothers, Lou and Jimi, and James and Nick, along with their closest friend JJ. It's music with a purpose behind it. The band's newest extended play, titled "Or Are You... read full bio
Boyce Avenue is a band comprised of three brothers, the Manzano brothers. The band rose to fame through YouTube releases, collaborating with different artists on the site including Hannah Trigwell, Tiffany Alvord, David Choi, and more. The band has accumulated over four million subscribers on YouTube and garnered over one billion combined views on their work. Boyce Avenue has toured... read full bio
Three indie rock superstars—Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers, and Lucy Dacus—formed the supergroup Boygenius in 2018. Given their common unfavorable experiences with overconfident male colleagues, the three women came up with the band's moniker, which is stylized in all lowercase letters, as a joke and a method to support one another in the recording studio. At Sound City Studios in Los Angeles,... read full bio
India Shore and Claire Altendahl founded Boyish. When India required a guitarist for an audition tape at Berklee College of Music, Claire offered her services. They soon realized they had similar musical tastes and they began working together as "The Blue." The pair later wrote and produced Carnation, their debut album, which The New Yorker praised for "looking uncertainty straight in... read full bio
American alt-pop singer, guitarist, and internet sensation BoyWithUke goes by a pseudonym. With the help of his widely popular song "Toxic," he gained success on the social media app TikTok. He is presently a Republic Records client. In 2020, BoyWithUke started posting to TikTok after his brother introduced him to the app. Many of his videos were successful. BoyWithUke's extended... read full bio
This exceptional singer-songwriter hails from the lush valleys of western North Ireland. After quitting school, he traveled Ireland with only an acoustic guitar, a suitcase and a heart full of Irish gold. Over the past few years, he has proven to be quick on his feet and unstoppable in his resolve. Brad has found himself in London, signed with a reputable management... read full bio
Brad Stank is an up-and-coming alternative indie artist who rose to fame with the release of his debut single, “Flirting in Space.” Stank first began releasing music through SoundCloud before his single Flirting in Space gained popularity. Stank is based out of Liverpool and while growing up he found a love for music which included artists like The Beatles, the... read full bio
The song "CHRONICALLY CAUTIOUS" by Nashville-based singer-songwriter Braden Bales, who was born and raised in Ontario, gave him the big break he had been striving for. The song, which expressly leaves out his battles with anxiety and mental illness, is in his trademark rap-sung style with a pop-punk undertone, imitating musicians like Don Toliver, Lil Yachty and NF. Braden Bales makes music... read full bio
While Eric Hagstrom is a brother through their music and long-standing friendship, Kevin and Tony Martin, two-thirds of Brainstory, are brothers by blood, having grown up in Rialto, California, in the heart of the Inland Empire. Although the group first connected through a combination of intense jazz performance classes and the grind of playing small-town gigs, their bond has been... read full bio
Although the members of Brand New cut their teeth in various hardcore bands, the group took a more melodic approach to its own work, embracing punk-pop on the debut album Your Favorite Weapon and incorporating aspects of indie rock during future projects. Formed in Long Island, NY, the band took shape around the talents of drummer Brian Lane, vocalist/guitarist Jesse... read full bio
Brandon is a musician's musician through and through, more than just a singer-songwriter or a certain kind of polymath. During his childhood, Brandon did not have easy access to a music program. Even after he did, he had to overcome additional obstacles to obtain a left-handed guitar and an instructor who could instruct him. The songs from Brandon's early albums... read full bio
Lead Singer & songwriter for the Killers. Despite all its storied pitfalls, louche reputation and lascivious tourism campaigns, Brandon Flowers remains stubbornly proud of his hometown. The Las Vegas born-and-bred vocalist—whose working hours are usually spent with his band The Killers—makes that clear when discussing his first solo album, Flamingo, which takes its name from a Sin City downtown street... read full bio
For more than 25 years, Brant Bjork has been at the forefront of California desert rock. His history is a convoluted story of unrelenting, uncompromising creativity. He began his career drumming and composing on the legendary Kyuss' seminal early albums, then helped propel Fu Manchu's groundbreaking fuzz from 1994 to 2001 while producing other bands and assembling offshoot projects. Over... read full bio
