Jekyll Hyde | pt

A Japanese indie pop band incorporating elements of shoegaze, Madchester, chillwave and psych pop. Influences: Ride, The Stone Roses, Space Monkeys, Galileo Galilei, Flipper's Guitar, Spiral Life, Venus Peter, Washed Out, Neon Indian, The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Millennium, Aztec Camera, The Pale Fountains, Orange Juice, Moscow Club, Teen Runnings, Soutaisei Riron, The 1975, DIIV .

The Formaldehyde Junkies were a 1980s-style hardcore punk band from Minneapolis, with a style similar to The Fix, The Necros, and The F.U.’s. The band featured ex-members of Damage Deposit and Any Last Words. .

Drowning In Phemaldehyde is a Slam death metal band from Charlston, USA. They formed in 2007 by Mark Rawls (Vocals/ Drums, also in Kretan, Sikfuk, Guttural Engorgement, The Empty Tomb) and Sebastien (Guitar / Bass, also in Darkall Slaves, Amputated Repugnance). Their music draws influence from such bands as Devourment, Internal Bleeding, Abysmal Torment and Suffocation. Their music compiles sickening guttural vocals, low tuned slamming guitars and blasting furious drumming. The band started out as a two piece band quickly recruiting Josh (Guitar, Bass) and Paul (Bass) for their first recording "Blistering" in 2007. However, Josh and Paul soon left...

Born in England but a long time resident of Vancouver, British Columbia, Paul Hyde is perhaps best known as the lead singer and principal songwriter of The Payolas, who were first signed to A&M Records Canada by Michael Godin in the early 1980's after generating considerable interest from all the major labels. The interest had stemmed from the popular self released cassette and vinyl. The Payolas had a number one single "Eyes Of A Stranger" that dominated Canadian charts and eventually won the Juno for Song Of The Year. Paul has had a lengthy history with guitarist/producer/engineer Bob Rock, who...

Many people have come to know Brandon Rhyderʼs name and music over the last few years.  Regionally heʼs definitely a staple of the Texas scene, but Brandon is different. When you hear the voice you know itʼs unmistakably him. When he comes out with a new single you never know what youʼre going to get.  Brandon Rhyder loves to take you to the top, then jerk the rug out from under you and start the process all over again.   Brandon Rhyder doesnʼt write for a genre, but rather for the inspiration he receives.     ʻI take pride in the songs that...