Digitalism is a German electronic music duo that consists of members Jens “Jence” Moelle and Ismail “Isi” Tufekci. The duo met at a record store in Hamburg and was later asked to DJ a party at the same store. From there, the duo went on to release their debut album, “Idealism”, which featured re-edits of previously released singles such as... read full bio
Diles Que No Me Maten is an Experimental / Psychodelic / Post-Punk / Krautrock band formed and located in Mexico City. The band was formed as a result of the quest of brothers Raul Ponce (drums) and Gerardo Ponce (guitar) who were searching to form a band. During this quest, they came upon bassist Andrés Lupone. They began as a... read full bio
Renowned for their surreal musical arrangements and electrifying live performances, The Dillinger Escape Plan formally broke up after three incredible farewell gigs at New York City's Terminal 5. The band is set to make a comeback in commemoration of the record that started their remarkable journey, following years of undying fan support, an endless stream of reunion requests, and many reissues.... read full bio
Dilly Dally is an alternative rock band from Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The band consists of members Katie Monks, Liz Ball, Jimmy Tony, and Benjamin Reinhartz. Since starting the band, Dilly Dally has released two albums, their debut album, “Sore”, which was a Juno Award nominee for Alternative Albums of the Year and a longlisted nominee for a Polaris Music Prize.... read full bio
It's easiest to think of Dingus Khan as a band. This century's most captivating and horrific guitarist/frontman is accompanied by two drummers, two bassists, and an electric ukulele wizard. They occasionally carry out rehearsed dance performances and are all dressed in white. Melodic pop sensibilities encase bone-crushingly hard rock 'n' roll with equal parts of ecstasy, discomfort, and fury. Fierce Panda... read full bio
Together with their peers the Pixies, Dinosaur Jr. brought massive amounts of pure guitar noise to late '80s alternative rock and were primarily responsible for bringing lead guitar back to indie rock. Over the course of the group's existence, they split into three separate acts: the original trio's indie years; the band's major label years in the 1990s, when they... read full bio
As passionate as their music, Dio Disciples have a rich past, lineage, and mission. "Dio Disciples," founded and led by Wendy Dio, the manager and widow of Ronnie James Dio, are Simon Wright, Scott Warren, and Craig Goldy, the longest-serving members of the band who continue to stay in the lineup at the master's (R.J.D.) discretion. Along with the well-known vocalist... read full bio
Dion DiMucci came out of the Bronx, rising to teen-idol status with his group The Belmonts. Striking out on his own, he had a string of Top 10 hits including ""The Wanderer"" and ""Runaround Sue."" In the turbulent era of the 1960s, he moved into a new phase with the folk-tinged hit single ""Abraham, Martin and John,"" a gentle, elegiac... read full bio
Born and raised in the Bay Area, Dirt Nasty started rappin’ on karaoke machines at the age of 14. He grew up listening to Too Short, Geto Boys, Black Sabbath, Metallica, Terence Trent D’Arby, and Sade. Never having a father figure to look up to, he learned about the game, the streets, and the ladies from his record collection. Now... read full bio
Dirty Honey is an American rock band from Los Angeles, California, that consists of members Marc Labelle, John Notto, Justin Smolian and Corey Coverstone. The band was formed after Notto decided to form a band similar to Guns N’ Roses and shortly after moving to Santa Monica, he met Marc Labelle. The duo began performing on the streets of Los... read full bio
Dirty Loops is a Sweden-based pop-rock band made up of lifelong friends Jonah Nillson on vocals, Henrik Linder on bass, and Aron Mellergardh on drums. They first made waves internationally with their cover of “Just Dance” by Lady Gaga. They’ve also covered Justin Bieber’s “Baby”, “Circus” by Britney Spears, “Rolling in the Deep” by Adele, “SexyBack” by Justin Timberlake, and... read full bio
Dirty Pretty is an American band that is led by Brooke Allyson. Prior to running Dirty Pretty, Allyson has spent years performing in various cover bands and has even had a residency at The Muckleshoot Casino. She has also performed at venues in Vegas such as Fremont Street Experience, Harrah’s Carnival Court, and more. Allyson performs music from today’s pop,... read full bio
The Disco Biscuits are emerging from the underground in Philadelphia. The Disco Biscuits represent new music. They draw from the past - classical, jazz, rock, and techno, and mix it together with a vision. The Disco Biscuits are looking to advance music to where it will be tomorrow and the next day. They have as many different jams as they... read full bio
Dispatch originated upon several influences, such as acoustic folk-rock, reggae, and funk. Dispatch gained much recognition outside of New England, without any help from a label, and stuck together long enough to release seven albums, three of which were live performances. During concerts, the band had been known to improvise upon their album releases, often resulting in a song ending... read full bio
American heavy metal band Disturbed was founded in Chicago in 1994. Bassist John Moyer, drummer Mike Wengren, guitarist Dan Donegan, and vocalist David Draiman make up the band. Donegan and Wengren have been a part of the group since the beginning, with Moyer taking over for the late Steve "Fuzz" Kmak on bass and Draiman for Erich Awalt on lead... read full bio
There’s no band out there like DITZ, a punk band that’s very rough around the edges but manages to offer up quite a bit of complex post-hardcore elements with a touch of experimental. They’ve been compared to bands such as Sonic Youth, Black Flag or Flipper, but there’s definitely a lot more to it, as they incorporate some electronic sounds... read full bio
Sydney Roten (vocals/bass) and Brie Ritter (guitar) are members of the glitzy pop-rock group Diva Bleach, which hails from Phoenix, Arizona. These ladies sing with a diary-like honesty as they relate stories of loss, friendship and other topics while wearing their hearts on their sleeves. The two met while enrolled in music classes at the same school and were close friends very... read full bio
Formed by Steve Morse and Andy West, they originally went by the moniker 'The Dixie Grits'(and also had a singer in the band). After the grits broke up, Steve and Andy were the only ones left, hence they became 'The Dixie Dregs'. A short time later while at the University of Miami, where they were studying in the school's music... read full bio
The captivating psychedelic art rock group Django Django, from London, England, has mesmerized listeners with its avant-garde and varied sound. The four members of the group—Vincent Neff, Tommy Grace, Jimmy Dixon, and David Maclean—met at the Edinburgh College of Art, where their shared love of music served as the starting point for their artistic journey. The band's self-titled debut album entered... read full bio
The subject of escape runs throughout Django Django's latest album Glowing in the Dark: from limitations, from hopelessness, from small-town life and in dreams, even from the Earth. The band's entire career has essentially been about avoiding, eluding and evolving beyond things, including situations, sounds, expectations, influences and even their own perspective of themselves. However, that is not something new. The goals may... read full bio
