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What would it sound like if we’d push over our record shelves and then glue the pieces back together? Chekhov guns is the result of this puzzle; the third audiotransparent record. Together with producer Corno Zwetsloot the band took two years inside a fully analog studio (no computers used for recording!) to assemble the thirteen songs. During this process more then only record shelves toppled over. Band members got acquainted with grown up issues. Singer Bart saw his own life fall to pieces. The theme for the record can therefore be described as ‘Bits and pieces’, lyrically as well as...

The Parents are a 5 piece 'dirty garage rock' band from Derby, UK. http://www.myspace.com/listentotheparents The Parents are also a 4 piece 'rock' band from San Francisco, CA. Songs include "We took the BART," "How to speak Italian like an English tourist," and "Andy." http://theparents.org http://myspace.com/fuckfuckriot .

This is what happens when Brian Wilson, Anton Newcombe, and Kevin Shields take off their clothes and have sex in a cacophony of sound. The product of their love is the Grandparents, rolling along a tape track of bends, twisting tones, and sweet-sweet harmonies drenching the listener in the warm syrupy tones of their minds. Formed in 2009 when an old group of friends met new ones in dorms across Portland, Oregon. Their love of sonic experimentation and manipulation has resulted in pure psychedelic swoons that reflect the love of their namesake. .

The Indians, were a band in the 90's consisting of English bassist Chris Wilson, Italian guitarist Zeb, singer/songwriter Angelique Bianca (a native of Los Angeles) Singer/songwriter Angelique Bianca moved to London in 1989 and met bassist Chris Wilson. They began a band and later recruited Italian guitarist Zeb for Indianism, their 1992 debut on Polydor/PLG. The band uses elements of psychedelic pop, rock and Bianca uses her DJ influence to create an original sound that was also featured as the title track on 1992's Kalifornia soundtrack. They also had songs featured in the hit Gen X film Reality Bites. .