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Sume is Greenland's first Rock band formed in 1970 The lineup consisted in: Malik Høegh (12-string acoustic guitar, electric guitar, vocals, , Per Berthelsen (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, vocals), Hans Fleischer (drums), Emil Larsen (bass, vocals), Sakio Nielsen (organ), Karl Sivertsen (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, vocals), Nikolaj Steenstrup (Mellotron, percussion), Erik Hammeken (guitar, bass) They stopped in 1977 - the Group also founder the ULO label. .

London, UK in 2010 Sumer have been together since October 2010 pushing their unique brand of post-metal. They have played at several renowned venues already across the South East and London including The Underworld, The Barfly and Hard Rock Cafe and have recently signed to London independent Wild Heart Records, where they are currently recording their debut EP with producer Sean Douglas (Django Django, The Franklys, Gravelrash) at the legendary Fish Factory Studios. In 2012 Sumer won the UK final for the Hard Rock Rising contest by unanimous vote from the industry judges, including Starsailor frontman, James Walsh and The...

Consumer Electronics is a power electronics band formed in 1982 by UK-based noise artist Philip Best at age 14. Best later went on to join the noise group Whitehouse, and Consumer Electronics subsequently became inactive. It was revived briefly during the 90s for a collaboration with Merzbow, and after Best left Whitehouse in 2008 he has once again started making music as Consumer Electronics, this time with help from Gary Mundy, previous bandmate of Best from Ramleh and Male Rape Group, and Mattin. .

Missing Presumed Dead were an Ealing, UK based post-punk band formed by guitarist Mikel Ikon (aka Michael Lee), who was a founding member of the Transmitters. In their first incarnation, Missing Presumed Dead's singer was Peter Paul Hartnett, the drummer was Jim Chase (also of the Transmitters), bass was Ian 'Mog' Hawkridge, lead guitar was Vince Cutcliffe and Dave Baby on saxophone. The band recorded the "Say It With Flowers" EP in 1979 and followed up with the 1980 album 'How's Your Bum For Cracking Walnuts?', and 1981's "Revenge", then disbanded, only to reform with a slightly altered line-up consisting...