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One Umbrella is Quebron and Novella, an Austin, TX-based duo who have made a name for themselves in the local experimental scene. An amalgam of improvisation, melody and dissonance, structure and abandon, One Umbrella's sound blurs the line between ambient beauty and chaotic noise. .

Umbrellas is an indie rock band fronted by Scott Windsor, of Lyndsay Diaries fame. The band signed to The Militia Group in 2005, following Windsor's departure from his solo work. Umbrellas currently has two records out, a self-titled release in 2005, and "Illuminare," released in 2006. UMBRELLAS’ ILLUMINARE (Latin; meaning to light the way or illustrate.) When Scott Windsor and the timeless yet refreshing band Umbrellas released their debut self-titled record in 2005, they may not have guessed that one year later, they’d find themselves livening-up a drab, abandoned comedy club—recording songs on giant stages and in refrigerators for their...

There are at least five bands/artists by the name of Umbrella. 1) Umbrella (Myspace) was a fast and chaotic grindcore band from the Providence, Rhode Island featuring Jon Syverson, the drummer from As the Sun Sets and Daughters. They released two splits: one with Every Kid Loves a Clown and another with Gigantic Brain. They also have a demo called "The Misadventures of Male Figure Skating". 2) Umbrella was a christian band from Norway with three girls playing Ramones-style pop/punk/rock Marianne Medby - bass / vocals Henriette Akerholdt - drums Hilma Nicolaisen - guitar / vocals They released one album...

a three ring circus without clowns or trapeze artists... and a much love for music about animals and fighting but not about fighting animals. .

Established in March of 2002, The Umbrella Sequence included founding members: Ryan Rupprecht (vocals, keyboards), Ryan Masterson (bass, synth), Jacob Swogger (guitar, keyboards), Aaron Hagebak (drums, programming) and Nick Sander (guitar, Zen). After an early whirlwind writing period, the band began recording their debut album "Sparkler Cliché". Roughly one year later, "Sparkler Cliché" was self-released locally and eventually re-release nationally. During the summer of 2003, the band signed a Label and Distribution deal through OHEV records (Miami, FL: Hot Hot Heat, Kind of Like Spitting, The Rocking Horse Winner). Soon after, they began working on a five song EP titled:...