Monotonix are a 3-piece of vocals, guitar and drums hailing from Tel-Aviv, Israel. Monotonix have performed across the world and their performances are very energetic, verging on performance art. From lighting drums on fire, to hanging from ceiling fixtures, often heavily crowd-involved, no performance in the same city is like the last. On their American tour, Monotonix opened for the Silver Jews on the west coast playing to thousands of people in cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles. The band also toured the States and Europe in 2006 playing with artists such as Ted Leo & the Pharmacists, Oneida, Calvin Johnson, The Thermals, Kimya Dawson (Moldy Peaches), Old Time Relijun, Federation X, Birds of Avalon, Now It's Overhead and many more.

The Datsuns are a garage rock band from Cambridge, New Zealand. In 1995, while still at school, Dolf de Borst, Phil Buscke Somervell, and Matt Osment formed a band under the name Trinket. Christian Livingstone joined the band in 1997. They entered and won the 1999 89FM Battle of the Bands competition; by 2000 the band had renamed themselves 'The Datsuns'. In August 2000 they released their first single, "Super Gyration!" on 7 inch vinyl only. In July 2002, after featuring several times on John Peel' programme on the UK's BBC Radio 1 and being hailed as "the future of rock" by the British music press, the band signed with the V2 record label. Their second album "Outta Sight, Outta Mind" was produced by Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones. Their new album "Head stunts" will be released october 2008.

There are 3 artists that share the name "The Subtitles". The Subtitles are a 4-piece electro-rock-chic band of lovers from St. John's, Newfoundland. The Subtitles formed in 2007 by 4 established musicians. National Songwriting Competition and singer-songwriter Kirk Penney with Maple Blues Nominee Darren "Boobie" Browne recruited Bryan Power (The Paranoids, Ruby's Babymaker) and Rebecca Cohoe (The Soft Intelligence)to create what has become "Newfoundland's Band to Watch in 2009" by the largest read publication in the province, "The Herald". Since then they have played with the likes of Joel Plaskett, Bob Wiseman and the Novaks. With 3 EPs in the books and a full-length album (recorded by Mark Neary of the Novaks) to be released this summer, 2009 will prove to be a busy one including their first major tour. The Subtitles have formed a healthy following in the Newfoundland market and have been compared to the Flaming Lips and "a Happy Cure".

The Black Box Revelation is a two man garage/blues rock band consisting of Jan Paternoster (guitar and vocals) and Dries Van Dijck (drums). Their sounds varies from raw rock'n'roll to more bluesy songs. After coming in second in Humo's Rock Rally, they released their first record, called 'Set Your Head On Fire'. The album was received with much critical acclaim and became one of the most played records on national radio. The succes was soon to be followed with a tour to America. In 2009, the band released a second album, called 'Silver Threats'.

The Fuzztones are a garage rock revival band formed in the 1980s, playing straight into the 1990s and now. Founded by singer-guitarist Rudi Protrudi in New York City in 1981, the band has gone through several member changes but is currently active in Europe. Dismissed by some critics and listeners as a "bar band" or unoriginal - and even plagaristic - they maintained a strong fan base in New York, in Europe and in Los Angeles, where Rudi would move in 1987 after the breakup of the original band, to organize a new Fuzztones. The group's name is derived from FuzzTone, the commercial name of a guitar distortion booster invented in 1964 and whose distinctive sound was popularized in the 1965 hit song by "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" by Rolling Stones.

Dan Sartain is an American rockabilly musician from Birmingham, Alabama. He has released records for Swami Records, One Little Indian, Skybucket Records, Cass Records and Bent Rail Foundation. Although he has released several self-produced albums over the years, his first commercially-available studio album Dan Sartain Vs. The Serpientes was released by Swami Records in 2005. This was followed in 2006 with Join Dan Sartain on the same label. As of June 2007 he is on tour as support for The White Stripes.