Portland

experimental rock - good songwriting - wailing vocals - energy - love the sound of the moog taurus pedals

raw, raucus, and honest - this is what rock and roll should be - 31 Knots delivers

completely original - experimental without being difficult to listen to - heavy and raw - here is a "live" (one take) recording + interview from the good folks at WOXY, Cincinati - enjoy

This music just cannot be passed over. The Find is a pure gem from beginning to end: not since Pete Rock and CL Smooth has an album been filled with more layers of obscure funk and jazz samples. - Joe Lopez, eMusic

Rain. Rain. Rain. Almost 24 rain hours. Therefore all with the Norfolk & Western, the band of the guitarist is felt protecting of this rain and stock exchange operator of the M. Ward, Adam Selzer.

Another great resource for some streaming tracks from Sleep. The MySpace site currently features some new tracks from his 2007 album with Zelly Rock, "Combination Locked." The Old Dominion Collective and Sleep deserve a lot more notice, bringing a bouncy style, unique composition, and infectious beats.

Sleep's solo album, Christopher, is one of those great things that somehow never got noticed. If you haven't heard him, be sure to check out tracks like "Guys Like Me" and "Fall Guy".

fabulous thieves "bad artists copy, great artists steal" - defying category and era - truly entertaining songwriters / storytellers

chilled-out-post-rock-electo-pop-ambient - aren't genres becoming so segmented these days - this site has one of the coolest players i've ever seen

The Leftovers are an American pop punk trio from Portland, Maine, made up of Kurt Baker (bass, vocals), Andrew Rice (guitar, vocals), and Adam Woronoff (drums). The band formed in 2002, and gained a following by releasing a (now out of print) E.P. entitled Mitton Street Special. A year later they released their first full length album, 2004's Stop, Drop, Rock n Roll.