Archie Powell & The Exports continue to fight the good fight for all that is great in the world of rock and roll: clever, memorable tunes that dig deep in your brain and move in to stay.

Immediate Release November 1, 2011 Bay Area Band SorryEverAfter Arrives on the Scene The always fecund San Francisco music scene has been burgeoning for the last few years with bands like Kelley Stoltz, The Oh Sees, Sonny and the Sunsets, Ty Segall and Girls breaking out nationally and opening the doors for hooky bands who [...]

Taylor Hollingsworth and Kate Taylor singing together are a match made in heaven (or hell, if the Devil has anything to do with it).

With songbird vocals, triple tracked banjo and shredding guitars, the Poison Oaks are an indie rock folkestra.

Detroit’s Amy Gore & Her Valentines sound is pure rock n’ roll with power pop touches.

Jack Oblivian channels the spirit of proto punk as well as blues, country and junkyard rock; his songs embody haunting, echo-y swamp boogie. The new album is Rat City on Big Legal Mess Records.

The quartet plays spare, fuzzy power pop with girlish harmonies and feedback-laden guitars.