Graham Howard studied jazz and concert piano when he was a child at the local Conservatory of Music. In his early teens he taught himself guitar and took voice lessons at the Conservatory. He played in numerous rock groups. -Mod Sounds and later Sheer Coincidence. He also acted on a…

Born and raised in Liverpool and carrying on the the Liverpudlian tradition of great pop music is Little Name, whose first album, "How To Swim And Live" is out now on Sleepy Records. Bringing the lush sounds of Camera Obscura and Belle and Sebastian, the northern sensibilities of The Smiths,…

Miles Outside is a five piece live alternative hip hop band based in the Bay Area by way of Japan, Taiwan, San Francisco, and San Mateo. The members of Miles Outside are from various musical backgrounds including funk, rock, jam, hip-hop, soul, and drum n bass. Vocalists Paulie Rhyme and…

“Would you live in a world where you don’t have a say?” Andrew Jackson rises out of the old rock and roll tradition to deliver Feral Familiar, his remarkable debut album filled with crunching guitar and songs of freedom, revolution, and badassness. Feral Familiar is Jackson’s musical commentary on the…

In 2009, Marsyas Complex was originally known as Bad Influence. The original members included John Banks Jr. (lead guitar), Luke Garcia (bass) and Terry Lynn (drummer). They were a simple jam band that evolved into a serious group, dead set on success. In April 2010, Terry had to leave the…

T. L. Sura has had a love of music from a very young age. From piano lessons at the age of six to guitar lessons in his teenage years, he has written a vast number of songs and lyrics in many different styles and genres. As an adult he played…

A native of Hamburg, Germany, Mike Meier taught himself to play guitar at age 12 with an old acoustic guitar he received as a gift. Later, with his first electric guitar, he turned an old tape recorder into his first amplifier.

At 23, Mike went to Argentina…

Dialtone have a decided garage punk edge that glories in poking fun at the foibles of modern society and do so with good garage-y hooks and sly humor. A solid simple rocker, 'Two Left Feet' has a Violent Femmes vibe to it, especially in Orea's vocal tude. Sarcasm suffuses 'Simon…

Death or Glory Take a knee. Take a bow. Take a moment to pay respects to rock n roll’s regal and rebellious Queen V. In her iron fist, this ferocious singer clutches a mic and claims sovereignty over your senses with that hard-edged, bombastic rock sound you’ve been missing. With…

The King of Eclectic Raised in a musical family, Lomone Andrews, AKA  Lamone, grew up listening to greats such as Al Green, Sam Cooke and Marvin Gaye. Since the age of ten he has been mastering the vocal art while, at the same time, keeping his own, unique, style. He…