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Valence refers to a number of groups. 1. Valence is a four piece band from NY that exists to rock hard, open minds, and push the boundaries of contemporary Instrumental Progressive Rock. The name Valence comes refers to the bonding power of an atom in chemistry. As a band, Valence similarly “fuses metal, jam, classical and jazz in a very sophisticated progressive style,” -Prog Metal Zone, which creates an eclectic yet cohesive sound palette, transporting the listener to a new state of mind. Valence recently released their debut effort, “Sleepwalker”, a 34 minute long epic comprising eight sections. The song-suite...

Morton Valence formed in 2005 and is centered around the vocal pairing of Robert ‘Hacker’ Jessett and Anne Gilpin. .

Karol XVII & MB Valence /Loco Records/ recognized by DJ MAG - a music industry magazine as the best Polish DJs of 2008 have been present on the market for over 10 years. They are producers, DJs, composers, authors of texts and sound engineers. They established an independent label of Loco Records. Their work is appreciated throughout the world owing to their remixes, DJ sets as well as the technical quality of their productions. Their recordings have appeared in such labels as: RAISANI, REALBASIC, REEL HOUSE, SALTED, PEPPERMINT JAM / PROGCITY RECORDS, LOOK AT YOU, DTPM, OPEN BAR, ZYX, SEAMLESS,...

The Cherry Valence first appeared in 1998, when guitarists Cheetie Kumar and Jamie Williams, bassist Paul Siller, and tag team drummers/vocalists (yep, you heard right) Brian Quast and Nick Whitley started playing out in their native Raleigh, NC. Their unforgiving strut mostly resembled 1970s hard rock but had elements of everything from Little Richard to Mötley Crüe floating around in its backwash. Besides sharing vocal (and drumming) duties with Whitley, Quast also helped out on organ/keys. The Cherry Valence soon took the show on the road and didn't return to roost until the end of 1999, when they finally issued...