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I Can Make a Mess Like Nobody's Business is an acoustic/alternative rock band, the side project of Arthur "Ace" Enders, lead singer and guitarist of The Early November. Though the self-titled album was originally the only planned official release under the name I Can Make a Mess Like Nobody's Business, time would prove otherwise. The project spawned from Enders' desire to make music different from The Early November. Background noises, such as a television playing, are heard throughout the album until the eleventh track, "End of Background Noise" to symbolize the background noises in one's daily life. The main image...

J. Roddy Walston and The Business is a Baltimore, Md.-based rock band playing melodic, often upbeat and catchy songs influenced by the Southern rock tradition and featuring accomplished lyrics and musicianship. Their songs are often piano-driven and also feature strong guitar solos. The band moved to Baltimore from Tennessee. .

"Serious Business mashes "jump up and dance" style electro with the unabashed snare rolls of hip-hop. The result is something cocky and vibrant, and their abiding passion seems to be to throw a really good party. They have the ego, and they have the energetic ambition, to rock an exciting show." -JJ Weber BePortland.com "[RETRO DANCE POP] The Faint and LCD Soundsystem may have made it OK to write party anthems about tricky sexual politics, but Portland's Serious Business is taking that torch and running with it-and injecting some lo-fi fun into the mix." -Musicfest North West .

There are at least 3 bands called Monkey Business: Monkey Business - Prague, Czech Republic, official Facebook fanpage www.facebook.com/monkeybusinessprague 1)The first band named Monkey Business is from Czech Republic and began in 2000 and immediately after releasing their first record quickly became an overnight sensation. After that, all four records of this great funky band from Prague opened to enthusiastic reviews and sold out concert tours. Anything less would be considered a failure, as bandleader and producer Roman Holý was not satisfied with having the best Prague funkateers joining his new outfit. Instead, he invited funk legend Fred Wesley to...