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Architecture in Helsinki are an indie pop band which formed in Melbourne, Australia in 2000. The band has released four studio albums: "Fingers Crossed" (2003), "In Case We Die" (2005), "Places Like This" (2008) and "Moment Bends" (2011). The band consists of Cameron Bird (vocals, guitar), Gus Franklin (horns, drums, guitar), Kellie Sutherland (vocals, keyboards, melodica, other instruments), Jamie Mildren (multiple instruments) and Sam Perry (multiple instruments). Architecture in Helsinki rose from the ashes of the High School band of Cameron Bird, Jamie Mildren and Sam Perry. Bird started writing songs at the turn of the century and convinced Perry...

A wind swept chill sends jitters through kids huddled around thier boom boxes, Ipod wires freeze over, its the Alaskan Fishermen... These mo'fuckas only get together to impress each other, and thats the number one most dangerous job on Earth! The Alaskan Fishermen consist of Father Time, God Forbid, Thirstin Howl The 3rd, all of them possessing their own unique and original style which sets them apart from many other groups out there. With production from one of Bostons' finest engineers Jeremy page a.k.a. Ronnie Ray Gun contributed immensely to their first project, Fire And Ice LP that is. The...

...Of Sinking Ships started in 2001 as the experimental project of Chad Waldrup. Interested in exploring experimental music, Chad focused on creating beautiful and thoughtful music without the sometimes distracting presence of lyrical and vocal content. He went into the studio and recorded his music, playing every instrument himself. The collection of songs he then decided to compile into an album, and titled the project "Of Sinking Ships". As Chad's involvement at the time with Hopesfall demanded his full attention, Of Sinking Ships remained a side project consisting mainly of CDs sold at shows and occasionally via e-mail. In the...

Like most music projects, the idea behind Spark Alaska began late at night while sitting on the edge of a bed with a guitar in hand. Originally a side project to Throw Television, a band whose members have now gone on work in projects such as Kjurr and Mannequins on 7th Street, Lorenzo Gillis Cook began writing music under the moniker Spark Alaska as a freshman in high school. Growing up in Brussels, Belgium as an expatriate from the United States, Spark Alaska became the primary creative outlet for Cook as he fiddled his way through adolescence, one song at...