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In‐The‐Go is known as strong and powerful live band:

- Support gig Robert Plant (Croatia 2007)
- Support gig Arctic Monkeys (Croatia 2009)
- Many concerts in Croatia with famous croatian groups (Bambi Molester, Svadbas, Urban & 4, Hladno Pivo…)

Band‐Members:
Frane Paic (vocal/guitar)
Alen Jurisic (guitar)
Tihomir Dzajic (keyboard)
Alen Durasinovic (drums)

In‐The‐Go support gig Arctic Monkeys, Split 2009

In‐The‐Go has been in existence for 10 years and during this long time the band changed their name several times. Those changes have also been part of the creative development and creation of the essence which is In‐The‐Go today”. Before this step they released two albums in Croatian. – Frakcija ‐ Predstava (2003) – Indigo ‐ U Ovom trenutku (2007). In 2007 the most important change in bandhistory took place. Old singer left the band, and former bassist and author Frane Paic took over vocals and second guitar. They start using a laptop with live‐recorded bass‐guitar and electronic sounds. This change gives concreteness, creative freedom and automatic strongness. Result is a powerful and energetic album as well as a powerful and energetic band.

Album Release Croatia:
February 2010 Digital Release World:
February 2010 Single / Video “Skeleton Party Nose”: Out now

Contact:

www.myspace.com/in-the-go
http://www.youtube.com/user/inthegofakebd

Roba Music Publishing

www.menart.hr
Nadine Eddelbüttel
www.roba.com
Feldbrunnenstr. 50
20148 Hamburg
Tel.: 040‐414108‐15
nadine.eddelbuettel@roba.com

Popularity: 1% [?]

The Picture Show started in Northern California where three eleven-year-old friends, Dan Stewart, Aaron Jespersen, and Ryan Ito, began producing no-budget camcorder movies. The band insists that this history of movie making has relevance to the rock and roll music they now create. “For one thing, we got our creative differences and ego issues in check when we were eleven,” says Stewart. “We were obsessed with making movies by any means necessary,” Stewart adds, “and we often used fictitious names in the credits.” “The end result was what mattered the most. Not individual credit,” says Jespersen. “We were very ambitious about it, too. We naively believed that we could shoot a movie in my backyard that would be as awesome as The Terminator. We were big thinkers.” Stewart adds, “It could be said that we brought a similar naiveté to the table years later when we set out to start a band.”
When Stewart, Jespersen, and Ito turned eighteen, they were interested in trying something new. “Dan’s brother was a guitar player,” says Ito, “he had a Strat and a Marshall half stack. One night, we took turns on his guitar, banging out nonsense chords for a while. Then, in some sort of burst of inspiration, we looked at each other and said, ‘Let’s start a band.” None of the three had any real experience with songwriting, instrumentation, or stage performance. “We had little more than a passion for music and the bands that created it,” says Jespersen, “choosing our roles for the band was pretty much arbitrary.” “Dan and Ryan wanted to try guitar and so I said I’d be the singer. We were basically three random guys starting a band from absolutely nothing. By all rights we should have ended up the worst band of all time.”
As soon as Stewart and Ito figured out how to string a few notes together they started writing music. The trio had developed a strong work ethic during their movie making days and they brought it with them into their music. The first thing they did as a band was to write and record three full-length albums. “Music was this new medium for us that we were very excited about,” says Ito. “We had this archaic recording device that we used to record our albums. We did three LPs in about three months. Most of the recordings were fairly atrocious but there were a few gems in there and we were definitely sensing potential. We started to feel like we were really onto something.” Of the thirty-eight songs on these tapes, one of them was notably titled The Picture Show.
A few years, many songs, and countless performances later, the band had developed into a powerful act. Having relocated to Jacksonville, Florida, they recorded and performed under different band names and with different drummers for several years. They chose the band name The Picture Show and enlisted Minnesota native Brad Daninger as their permanent drummer in 2005. “I really connected with their sound,” says Daninger, “and I wanted to show them I had something to add to it.” Needless to say he made a huge impression. “When Brad joined the band we truly felt like we had finally become the band we had always wanted to be,” says Stewart, “Our sound was complete and we felt prepared to take things to the next level.”
Their debut album, Shatters Into Discontent, contains twelve tracks ranging from epic to rocking to ballad and back again.
In 2007 The Picture Show signed with 10spot Records and released the album with distribution by Universal Music Group on February 19, 2008. “Playing in a band, you’re constantly striving to reach new levels and new plateaus. Signing with 10spot has definitely brought us to a new level and we’re very excited about the opportunities that lay before us,” says Stewart. “Creatively, we’re very inspired and focused right now,” adds Jespersen, “We’re working on lots of new material for our second album. We’re completely motivated to keep raising the bar for ourselves.”

Popularity: 31% [?]

Fall Of Envy (FOE) is on the verge of breaking into the mainstream rock music scene having performed at prestigious events like the Florida Music Festival and WJRR’s Earthday Birthday, as well as major venues such as the House of Blues, Hard Rock Live, and the St. Pete Times Forum. This five-piece, melodic hard rock band hails from Orlando, Florida and has supported national acts such as Sevendust, Chevelle, Nonpoint, Papa Roach, The Exies, Buckcherry, Daughtry, Black Tide and Stereoside.

The band recently released their first, full-length album titled Poetic Rage, which was recorded and produced by Justin Thomas, producer of Dark New Day (Warner Bros), Alter Bridge’s acoustic tracks (Wind Up), Faktion (Road Runner), and Stereoside (Beiler Bros).

Recently, Fall Of Envy was named the official band of the XFC (Xtreme Fighting Championship). Their track, “For You,” was chosen to be the theme song for the XFC’s nationally televised MMA series, scheduled to premiere in the spring of 2009, with exposure to roughly 80,000,000 TV viewers. The band has also licensed additional tracks to Channel One, the pre-eminent media source for over 6 million teens in middle schools and high schools across the country.

Visit their site on MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/fallofenvy

Popularity: 100% [?]

JASON LUTTRELL –VOCALS–
BOBBY BURNS –VOCALS / GUITAR / BASS–
alongside our many revolving, top notch players,
TIM LAU –DRUMS studio–, KOBIE JACKSON –BASS live–,
JOHN STANIER –DRUMS–,”JR.”–BASS live–,
PRESTON NASH –DRUMS live–and JOSH TOOMEY– BASS live.

Those who should know the history do know the history. For the last 3 years PRIMER55 has been silent. No recording, no touring, no talking. But many years of rehab and relapse. It seems as though the clouds have finally lifted and Jason and Bobby have begun writing once again! P55 released the following albums: AS SEEN ON TV (Fat Static Records) 1999 INTRODUCTION TO MAYHEM (Island Records) 2000 THE NEW RELEASE (Island Records) 2001.and recently released P55 BOOTLEG I and P55 BOOTLEG II on Bobby’s own FAMILY FOR LIFE RECORDS label. Guitarist / songwriter Bobby Burns currently plays bass for SOULFLY.

Popularity: 78% [?]

Tragic Orange is Phill Skiba (vocals), Christina Vitucci (drums), Jimmy Pavlis (bass), Steve Valdez(Guitar) and Victor Fakhoury (Guitar) The 5 piece rock band is originally from Long island New York, but they portray a very strong international phenomenon, with each member’s different ethnic background and north American upbringing, they have brought the missing link in the sound for today’s modern music.

The band was formed in 2005, and after many auditions and a very solid self titled album under their belt, the line up was finalized with the joining of Jimmy Pavlis on bass and Victor Fakhoury on guitar. The band quickly grew musically as the 5 members made sure to mold them selves on to one another’s inspirations and musical taste, with an endless amount of hours in the rehearsal studio the bands sound has gown and developed dramatically, Their melodic and haunting verses and brightly open hard hitting catchy choruses as well as their mind invading sing along vocals, won’t stop ringing in the listeners head.

They have captured the hearts of many fans thru their unique musicianship, Christina’s power drumming reminiscent of John Bonham keeps the strong back bone timing of the band in check , Jimmy’s hard thumping bass patterns and driving rhythms keeps you locked into the music, Steve’s V. playing creates a landscape of sound typically not heard out of a guitar , Vik’s rhythmic playing and worldly tripy effects makes you feel the trance within, and finally Phill’s soaring melodies and lucid, poetic lyrics reaches like a hand to grab your mind and make you feel every word that is utterd out of his heart, drilled it into yours.

Their stage presence has been known to be one of the most energetic experiences crowds have witnessed, the band has performed on numerous stages; ending 2007 with over a 100 shows played in and out of state in front of many fans that remain loyal to the music the madness and the method behind the Tragic… Tragic orange’s musical and lyrical journey consists of all walks of life, the ups and downs the bright and dark, spiritual and sexual, aggression and confusion; examining what’s on the minds of the youth of this generation but light hearted enough to enjoy this chaotic party. Keep your eyes open and your ears to the ground for tragic orange’s accelerating momentum towards success; exploding on to the scene soon for the world to hear.

Popularity: 73% [?]

Dangerous New Machine is an alternative heavy rock unit based out of Atlanta Georgia, Featuring former Stereomud Vocalist Erik Rogers,followed by Billy Grey-Lead Guitar (ex fozzy,sick speed) Rodney Beaubouef-Drums (ex outshine,stuck mojo) Randy Reider-bass.

Coming together in 2009 after having previously toured extensively throughout the United States and Europe. Those tours included The 2001 Ozzfest Disturbed,Staind,Puddle of Mudd,Sevendust and Godsmack just to name a few.

After Columbia Records Recording artists Stereomud disbanded in 2003, vocalist Erik Rogers pursued new musical avenues with such acts as Soundevice, Love Said No. and now back with a solid line up known as “Dangerous New Machine”.

The members of Dangerous New Machine form a cohesive and dynamic unit that mixes an aggressive, heavy rock sound with a less dark and more approachable lyrical style.

Previous press: DNM are currently putting the finishing touches on their first four song EP entitled ‘SKELETONS’ Produced by Rusty T. Cobb, also stated that heavy touring will take place this coming summer supported by the full assault radio campaign via Heavy Hitter inc.

Popularity: 60% [?]

MINDSLIP, a progressive rock band, based out of Jacksonville Florida was established in 2005 by members Matt Boucher (vocalist) and Robert Miller (lead guitar). The duo diligently strives to be just a little different then what’s out there and newest members Ryan North (rhythm guitar) and John Fowler (drums) are no exception to the vision.

Mindslip brings sonic solitude to their sound with detailed guitar riffs and refreshing lyrical hooks. MINDSLIP has gained fans across the United States and abroad with songs Time, Hollow, and & Secrets from their first full length, Perpetual Burning.

Just released, their new single, JADE, continues to ‘WOW’ music lovers. MINDSLIP fans are eagerly anticipating the upcoming second full length, (recorded and produced at the amazing Martell Productions) to be released summer of 2009.

Perpetual Burning, their first full length is almost sold out and will soon only be available on line at these places, get yours now!

I-tunes, Amazon, & eMusic.

MINDSLIP is currently booking shows regionally and planning a “I10 Coast to Coast Tour” this fall. With your continued support help DEMAND US on eventful so we can book in your town!

Members:

Matt Boucher – Vocals

Robert Miller – Lead Guitar

Ryan North – Rhythm Guitar

John Fowler – Drums

Popularity: 55% [?]

Tampa outfit Mr. Bella draws influence from every corner of the modern rock landscape to create their own genre-obliterating melodic style, an engaging, guitar-driven sound as ready for Contemporary Alternative radio as it is for the Hard Music format. Equal parts hook and pummel, Mr. Bella stands apart by infusing its hypnotic rhythms with pop-inspired songwriting smarts and a knack for the catchy stuff. The band came together with the idea of blending their various favorite sonics, from bouncy, infectious Old Wave through jagged, energetic New Metal, into their own new and unique identity. The dynamic results immediately struck a chord with music fans whose tastes run throughout the ambiguous terrain of modern rock fans who don’t care what you call it, they only care that it’s good. Mr. Bella’s self-produced EP, Ka-Boom!, quickly sold out, and the group’s mesmerizing live sets earned them a reputation as one of Florida’s most buzzworthy new acts. The 2002 release of “…premise” proved that they matured exponentially since the Ka-Boom! days.

Mr. Bella ’s command of compelling melody and the heavy groove has only grown stronger with experience and ever-increasing attention, and their shows are consistently among the Bay area’s most talked-about live-music spectacles. Aggro-diva Erin Marie alternately snarls and soars over Noah’s meaty, textured guitar work, anchored and deftly complemented by Amir’s throbbing, energetic basslines and the locked-in rhythms of drummer Cristian Ripoll. Mr. Bella gained the respect of their peers and an ever-growing audience by refusing to be pigeonholed, and creating their own eclectic yet immensely appealing post-alternative persona. They do their own thing their own thing just happens to be a timely, spectrum-spanning interpretation of modern rock’s best elements. Mr. Bella has supported such disparate recording artists as Sevendust, Tantric, Taproot, Lit, Hoobastank, Hollywood Undead, The Exies, The Toadies, Oleander, Marcy’s Playground, Full Devil Jacket and are currently performing showcases in support of their latest CD release, titled “Too Far” and are releaseing their upcoming CD with Brett Hestla of Dark New Day producing in summer 2009.

Members
Amir : Bass (& Synth),
Cristian Ripoll: Drums,
ErinMarie : Lead Vocals,
Noah : Lead Guitar

Artist URL

http://www.garageband.com/artist/mrbella

http://www.mrbella.com

Mr. Bella on iLike

Popularity: 31% [?]

In early 2006, STEREOSIDE’S founding members, Chris York (Drums), Ben Foster (Guitar-Vocals) and David Oliver (Bass) added Jeff Shields (Vocals). Instead of pursuing a career in Country music, Jeff rejected many major label offers to become the front man for STEREOSIDE. With Jeff’s unique and powerful vocals, a tight rhythm section, and hard driving guitars, STEREOSIDE was bound to be a rock powerhouse.

In March 2007, STEREOSIDE signed with fast-growing, indie label Bieler Bros. Records and without hesitation, entered the Bieler Bros. studio to record their debut album, “So Long”. “We made the record we wanted to make. We feel as though the record shines with our tribute to rock influences along with our own style, therefore, creating timeless rock songs.”-STEREOSIDE.

STEREOSIDE finished production on their album, “So Long”, and released it September 25th, 2007. The first single from the effort, “SINNER” impacted active and alternative rock on May 1st, 2007. The band received overwhelming feedback from program directors across the country who deemed the track “a huge breakout single”.

The second hard hitting single “SO LONG” impacted rock radio stations nationwide June 2008, further establishing STEREOSIDE into a force to be reckoned with.

As the singles were released, there was a great response of support for the band. STEREOSIDE was invited by rock stations across the country to play alongside Buckcherry, Sevendust, and fellow label-mates Nonpoint. Since, the band has shared stages with the likes of Smile Empty Soul, Socialburn, The Exies, 10 Years, Kittie, 12 Stones, Hinder, Papa Roach, Revelation Theory, Black Stone Cherry, Alterbridge, Saliva, Shinedown, POD, Filter, etc. As a result of their powerful stage presence, STEREOSIDE has created a frenzy of fans nationwide.

“ON OUR WAY”, STEREOSIDE’s third single is impacting rock radio March 16th, 2009. In support of the singles release, STEREOSIDE has hit the road touring the U.S. Check out STEREOSIDE in a town near you as they begin their path to become the next great band in rock history! Horns Up!

Popularity: 42% [?]

In a small central Florida town in the beginning months of 2007, singer and songwriter Michael Folds had a revelation. His dream to build a band combined with his brilliantly written guitar segments that set a new standard in the world of music was placed in full effect. Accompanying Michael’s inconceivable vocal range and dominating performance, bassist Ryan Sylvester saw promise to his mission and immediately joined him. Ryan’s assembly of undulating bass lines and intense, inimitable stage performances contributed greatly to the start of a new generation of music. The work now had begun, and finding and making a name for themselves was just the beginning chapter.

They needed to find the perfect band name, a name that would catch the minds of the fans and draw in the others. They came up with ‘Black in the Mind’. So what does it mean? The question itself can almost be the answer you’re looking for; it’s whatever you want it to be. Being Black in the Mind is easy; you simply “black out” your mind and allow your thoughts and worries of everyday life to dissolve into nothing. When you free your mind of everything, you find yourself in the right state of mind to really hear music. To be Black in the Mind, you must be able to “hear” the music. If so, the music will be free to take your imagination anywhere it wants to go. This creates a strong bond between the music and the listener, a personal relationship. This is what music is and does for us. So there it is- Black in the Mind is more than just an idea; it’s a place, a feeling, a safe haven of escape that’s always there when needed. You can make it whatever you want; it’s your musical world to customize.

Even with a band name, the two were still missing the musicians that had the talent and commitment to fill in the open positions at drummer and rhythm guitar.
Finalizing the lineup was just the first step and they quickly succeeded at this task as Brandon Crowley (drums) and Chuck Knickerbocker (guitar/backup vocals) filled the voids with unprecedented talent and drive.

The next step was to start promoting and performing to the public. They did this by playing almost anywhere; the 4 were determined to make a name for themselves. Through their eccentric stage presence which included 360 jumps and intense audience participation from Ryan, the incredible, mind-numbing drumming talents of Brandon, and the mesmerizing harmonies that Chuck and Michael produced almost effortlessly; their stage performance caught the fans and helped create an extremely loyal fan base.

Already creating a rather large buzz, their full length CD would establish the now inevitable victory in their battle to prove to the world that they could accomplish anything. This dream for achievement is now becoming a reality and is only a matter of time before Black in the Mind performs their stories of love, hate and experiences of life to the world and perseveres in the overtake of a person’s mind; putting them in that place of pure bliss; with no consideration of any elements except that of music.

Popularity: 35% [?]