There are two groups known as The Chemist:
1) The Chemist are a four piece from Perth, Western Australia. They are Benjamin Witt (vocals, guitar, keys), Elliot Smith (Drums), James Ireland (keyboards), Hamish Rahn (Bass). 2) THE CHEMIST was a house-project from the British producer Geroge Miller. Between 1995-2001 he created a bunch of house-tracks, like "Ruff Kutz", "Regal" or "Running Wild".
With a name like EPIDEMIC…OVER, one can be forgiven for any preconceived conceptions of the bands sound. After all, a lot of today’s bands have names that immediately create ideas as to what genre they are. In E…O’s case, expectations are dissolved the second the first note is struck. To be put simply, it’s the music that defines the name. Reigning from Central Queensland Australia, EPIDEMIC…OVER are a promising, energetic four piece combining hard hitting guitars and emotional vocals held together by a tight and driving rhythm section.
Compliments Of Gus are an Australian rock band from Geelong, Victoria.
Forming in Melbourne in 2002 from the demise of the much-respected and criminally unheard Perth group Sleepy Township, band members Mia Schoen and Chris Gorman (AKA Chrissy G) continued their love affair with melodic noisy pop inthe guise of New Estate. Along with New Zealanders guitarist Marc Regueiro-McKelvie and ex-Fur member Mindy Mapp they set about gigging and recording. After releasing the very favourably reviewed album "Considering..." (released on Kittridge Records in the US and W.
JPS is an rap-artist from Umeå, Sweden. He has an new album called Gatu Poesi (eng: Street Poetry).
A band from Adelaide, Australia. We are The Honey Pies: Jon Marco, Tony Marshall, Tom McCarthy-Jones and Marcus Warnecke. And we hail from the frog-cake/serial killer capital of Australia: (R)Adelaide. If you enjoy eating frog-cakes and/or killing strings of people, then you'll loooooooooooooooooove THE HONEY PIES. 'The Honey Pies deliver on all accounts. Their sound is eclectic yet infinitely accessible.
Patrice Wilson is a Nigerian singer and songwriter and co-founder of ARK Music Factory in partnership with Clarence Jey. He also adopted the name Pato as a stage name for his various performances. Patrice Wilson's father was a chemical engineer and his mother a church minister. He studied at Zamani College, Wilson Prep. School, and Essence International School in Nigeria. Wilson's musical beginnings were when he sang in his mother's church and helped out with youth programs at the local Christian school.
Sir Qbik's binary orchestra.
From the magnificent wallop of the opening elicited textures that are well delineated and sumptuous through to the final measures of orgiastic fulfillment, the orchestra will delivered handsomely.
Based in Brisbane, Australia, Nikko was founded in 2005 by Ryan Potter (vocals, guitar and lyrics), Jackson Briggs (guitar), Sam Whiting (bass) and Blair Westbrook (drums). In 2008, Daniel Kassulke joined the band on keys. Nikko's forthcoming debut album, 'The Warm Side', is a collection of nine songs written over the past three years. With its eerie yet beautiful guitar melodies, driving rhythm section and subtle, story-driven vocals, The Warm Side encompasses an array of lush textures that creates an engaging dynamic.
Inside The Whale was founded in the Danish town Aarhus back in 1991. At that time most of the members had already played together in the band “It's It” for about two years.
Inside The Whale was in the finals of the “DM I Rock” (Danish Championship for rock bands) in both 1992 and 1993.
The “DM I Rock” 1993 was exceptional that year, as this final also featured two other great bands Dizzy Mizz Lizzy and Kashmir.