Artists
Simian Mobile Disco
Back in the late ‘90s, James Ford and Jas Shaw were studying biology at and philosophy respectively at Manchester University, while crafting strange electronic music in the spare room of their shared house. Fellow student Simon Lord, a folk-influenced singer-songwriter, caught wind of the duo’s s… Read More…
Snake Rattle Rattle Snake
With songs as seductively venomous as its name suggests, Snake Rattle Rattle Snake began in October 2008 when veterans of the underground music scene in Denver decided to pursue a mutual interest in darkly atmospheric music with a grounding in dance rhythms. Since its debut performance on Valenti… Read More…
Solvent
Solvent, born Jason Amm in Zimbabwe, and currently residing in Toronto, Canada, has been releasing his unique brand of analogue-synthesizer-pop music since 1997. Best known for his releases on Morr Music (2001’s Solvent City) and Ghostly International (2004’s Apples & Synthesizers, 2005’s Elevato… Read More…
Soup
Soup isn’t just something you eat when your sick. No, he’s a DJ. Utilizing only a laptop and a controller he will whip together a feast of indie-dance-rock-electro that will leave you beggin’ for seconds. Recently awarded Westword’s Best DJ Non-Traditional 2008. Read More…
SpeakEasy Tiger
Emerging from Kyle Simmons’ solo project—Girl Named Kyle—Speakeasy, Tiger has slowly outgrown its folk rock genre and become something entirely new. The band combines Kyle’s distinctive vocals with powerful guitar, bass, drum, keyboard and synthetic backgrounds, leaving the listener with impressi… Read More…
