Franky Perez is a Las Vegas based musician, entertainer and singer-songwriter. He is best known for being the singer for the Finnish band Apocalyptica and he was also the guitarist for Scars on Broadway. Perez has performed alongside Slash in his live band and he’s also worked with Dave Kushner as half of the band DKFXP. Some of Perez’s solo... read full bio
From touring the globe amid unprecedented acclaim to garnering three Grammy nominations and two Brit Awards, this Glaswegian quartet is really shooting for the stars. Franz Ferdinand are an indie rock band. The accolades go on and on; they have been voted Band of the Year by DIW, they won the Mercury Music Prize, have had dozens of television appearances... read full bio
The Northern Irish and Dutch duet Fräulein are presently located in southwest London. The duo's debut EP, "A Small Taste," saw them lay down the gauntlet and establish their initial sound: cathartic 90s-styled alt rock infused with cavernous rhythms and incisively analytical lyrics, influenced by artists like The Breeders, PJ Harvey and Big Thief. Spotify, CLASH, DIY, The Line of Best Fit,... read full bio
Fred Durst is the front man of the nu metal band Limp Bizkit, with whom he has released six studio albums. In recent years, he has also become known for his work in independent films. Durst costarred in the film Population 436, and made his directorial debut with The Education of Charlie Banks. He directed a second film, The Longshots.... read full bio
What Fred Roberts creates is both anthemic and contemplative; it is the product of a young musician who has been reflecting deeply on his past while also creating music that, in the future, will assist others in making sense of the confusion associated with contemporary adolescence and identity exploration. Fred, who was raised in the rural Hertfordshire countryside after being born... read full bio
The Freddy Jones Band is a classic rock band comprised currently of only two members: Marty Lloyd and Rich Ross. The band hails from Chicago and started playing together in high school. They got their official start in the year 1990. Two years later, they dropped their debut album “The Freddy Jones Band” which was followed up the next year... read full bio
After two studio albums and over seven years as a group, Free Throw is changing who they are significantly. On What's Past is Prologue, their third full-length album, which is available on Triple Crown Records, the group—which has publicly sang about personal difficulties related to substance addiction and body image—bares all. What's Past is Prologue represents Free Throw at their most... read full bio
Frente were one of Australia's hottest bands in the early 1990s, with their distinctive brand of indie pop propelling them onto an international platform, supporting the likes of Counting Crows and Alanis Morissette - they even featured on 'Late Night With Conan O'Brien'. Following the success of two EPs, 'Whirled' and 'Clunk,' Frente (the core duo of Angie Hart and Simon... read full bio
Freya Beer is a West London-based singer-songwriter who has been hailed as "a raw and fascinating new talent" d riven by alternative fashion, music and literature. Through a gothic soul and a spirit that dares to dream in the dark, Freya distills her various influences. Beast, Freya's debut album, received excellent reviews and widespread praise after its release. With her independently released debut... read full bio
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
Scottish indie rock band Frightened Rabbit began as a solo project by founding member Scott Hutchinson. As a soloist, he released his debut album, Sing the Greys, under the Hits the Fan independent music label. After adding his brother Grant and a guitarist, Billy Kennedy, to the band, they began playing local gigs. Early on in the band’s career, they... read full bio
From a Second Story Window is an American progressive metalcore band that was founded in the border region of Ohio and Pennsylvania. They used intricate rhythms, unusual keys and two different vocal styles (both loud black metal yells and low death metal growls). Their live performances are dramatic and are often distinguished by blinding white lighting and Will Jackson's almost possessed stage presence. All... read full bio
Like a hundred other American towns, Lancaster, Pennsylvania is post-industrial but primarily working class, with relatively poor prospects for the children who grow up there. In fact, there are communities much like it all over the world. Suburban ennui, broken homes, substance misuse, and a lack of opportunities are all conducive to the kind of atmosphere where real, compelling creativity... 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
The Jam was an influential pop punk band, originating at the height of the punk movement in the late 1970s. They took to the stage in tailored suits and incorporated a variety of music styles into their sound. While their base was the angry punk sound that was taking the youth of the world by force, they incorporated mainstream rock... read full bio
Fruit Bats is an American rock band based out of Chicago, Illinois, comprised of members Eric D. Johnson (singer/songwriter), Sam Wagster, Ron Lewis, Graeme Gibson and Christopher Sherman. Their music inspirations include The Grateful Dead, The Byrds, The Kinks’ album The Village Green Preservation Society, and Supertramp. They have recently toured all across the United States with fellow rock group... 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
The grind band Full of Hell was founded and is centered in central Pennsylvania and Ocean City, Maryland. Although Full of Hell has released a few albums with just power electronics, their sound is a combination of noise, sludge metal, and grindcore/metalcore from the 1990s. They also use industrial and power electronics, which are typically woven throughout their unrelenting grinding... read full bio
Massachusetts' FUMING MOUTH was founded by Mark Whelan with the goal of developing an unrestrained style of death metal. The group originally formed as a trio, drawing inspiration from bands like Motorhead and Dismember while also taking cues from them. They just published their debut album, "The Grand Descent," as well as a brand-new EP, "Beyond the Tomb," which best... read full bio
