My Hidden Track

Indie / Pop Punk / Rock

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Then what began as an advertisement campaign back in late January, My Hidden Track removed all the content from their myspace, purevolume, etc and simply left this message: The addiction begins March 2009. Still not having a solid lineup or a concrete plan for their comeback from their six month hiatus My Hidden Track began writing, I mean really writing, with an end goal in mind to have a record complete by March. Often locking themselves in their east side practice space for 12 hours at a time and holding acoustic writing sessions nightly. The end result of their late night sessions is their forthcoming Hey Love EP scheduled to be released June 5th, 2009 on Crown Point’s Dare to Dream Records.

The Great Escape

Rock / Metal / Hardcore

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The Great Escape combines elements of post-hardcore, metal, and rock into a relentless style that aims to collapse the foundations of music in a scene where looks and popularity overthrow passion.

Lune

Rock

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Life without art is a failure. Fortunately you don’t have to go very far to find art. It’s in the records you own and in the clothes you wear. Lune embraces art, reminds the listener that we have all been heart-broken, that we have all been lost, scared or alone. Lune embraces the bottom of the bottle, but also the strength to put it away. Lune is an arrangement of thoughts, ideas and experiences, rearranged and put on tape. Every chord strummed or lyric sung comes straight from the heart, an often dark and dank place that Lune attempts to explore. Lune is a theory and an idea; it tampers with preconceived notions of what music is and challenges the listener to listen to the rhythms of their own life. Lune could be a failure, but it’s a risk worth taking.