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37500 yens is a progressive math-rock band from Reims, France. Their self titled album really blends exceptionally well together while still showing and maintaining their style (which is a incredibly unique style of it's own). Astero plays both smoothly and harshly on your ears as a math-rock refresher course for those of you who might've gotten away from it recently for one reason or another. 37500 Yens is a band that's worth checking out. Like Chevreuil three years ago, you may not be exactly sure what sucks you in so quickly... But you'll find yourself falling prey to the powerful...

Pest 5000 were a Candian indie rock band consisting of Patti Schmidt (vocals, bass), Kevin Kamoda (guitar, keyboards, vocals), Jon Ascensio (guitar, keyboards, vocals), Andy Vial (drums), Geneviève Heistek (violin, vocals) Initially known as Pest they later added the 5000 to their name and eventually shortened it down to P5K Patti Schmidt later went on to work for CBC radio on the show Brave New Waves and formed Nanobot Auxiliary Ballet with Jeff Wayne Jon Ascensio had a side project called Starbean .

Ross - Keys/Vox Mick - Drums/Attitude Kevin - Guitars/Fuzz Detroit never knew about them when they were there. Now they're gone. The legend continues to grow. Will they ever come back? No. Birth. Life. Death. 500 FT. OF PIPE. .

500mg is the solo project of Bardo Pond guitarist Michael Gibbons. .

Since emerging from a disillusioned British music scene in 2000 with their critically acclaimed album ‘8 Track Sound System', Fonda 500 have pre-empted musical styles and scenes, and released a succession of influential yet highly individual albums. Their forthcoming release ‘Je M'appelle Stereo' is no exception. True to form Fonda 500 are once again unapologetically irreverent, this time gifting us with a true timeless classic, full of wonderment, love and audacious twists and turns brimming with Northern swagger. Refreshingly free from gimmicks and trends, ‘Je M'appelle Stereo' will both electrify the body and warm the soul. The sound of Fonda...