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Mathletes are a 4 piece pop rock band from Chicago Download the 'Mathletes EP' right here: http://www.blackgoldsociety.com/mathletes for show's, picture's, & mp3's: http://www.myspace.com/mathletes Teen idols MATHLETES star in this electrifying action-thriller of an international contraband ring whose illicit business turns to murder. The band, comprising of Chris (lead vocals and guitar), Brian (bass), Greg (lead guitar), and Nick (drums), are four Chicago friends who spend their days looking for a way to get the power and respect they call “juice”. To reward them for their efforts, MATHLETES are invited by their bosses, Josh Cain of Motion City Soundtrack and Jordan...

Os Cascavelletes was a Brazilian rock band formed in 1987 in Porto Alegre city, Rio Grande do Sul. Original Formation: Flávio Basso, Nei Van Sória, Frank Jorge and Alexandre Barea .

James Yorkston and The Athletes was the name used by Scottish folk musician James Yorkston when recording a number of albums with a number of friends and associates between 2002 and 2006. The Athletes included: Faisal - Percussion/Harmonium/Lap Steel Reuben - Accordion/Concertina/Piano Holly - Small Pipes/Whistle Doogie - Double Bass/banjo Wendy - Violin John Bews - Violin The albums credited to James Yorkston and The Athletes are: Moving Up Country (2002, Domino Records) Just Beyond the River (2004, Domino Records) Lang Cat, Crooked Cat, Spider Cat (2004, Fence Records) Live at Le Poisson Mouillé (2006, self-released) .

The Mathletes (essentially the solo recording project of a wet-behind-the-ears Houstonian named Joe Mathlete, although he assembles a live band from time to time) have been recording and releasing a steady string of lo-fi home-recorded CD-Rs and cassettes since the turn of the century, including I Am Sweden, Songs I Wrote About Girls, Eat My Beats: A Rock Opera, Puddle Ducks, Hugglefaeries: A Collection of Children's Songs, The Official Slump Christmas Album, Hiding is Fun, The Life and Times of Famous Mortimer, Mathhole Parade, and a number of others, all on their own All Star Power Up imprint. They recently...

Athletes In Paris come from the Northeast and sing in an accent too broad for anyone outside a 50 mile radius of Newcastle to fully comprehend more than little soundbites. To the accidental tourist they are an indie band speaking in tongues. They have two drummers playing world beats and latin grooves. Their incredibly catchy and equally idiosyncratic pop songs are punctuated with chanted gang-vocals and frantic muted guitar picking. It's one big multicultural northern melting pot and it may give you that long awaited EUREKA! moment that makes you realise the missing link between Earth, Wind and Fire, Friendly...