The anti-genre indie pranksters SeepeopleS have been a band for 17 years. The band, which is the brainchild of bandleader/songwriter/producer Will Bradford, has released 5 full length albums and 2 EPs on their own imprint, RascalZRecordZ. It would be an accurate statement to say that there isn't a single band on the planet that covers as much ground musically, or traverses through as many musical universes as SeepeopleS does. Musicians have long since taken notice and members of Morphine, Spearhead, Dave Matthews Band (Tim Reynolds), and even members of Parliament/Funkadelic and Lynyrd Skynyrd are featured on previous albums. All seven records were co-produced by Will Holland (Pixies, New Pornographers, Dead Can Dance) The band has toured ceaselessly, playing over 1500 shows in 46 states during their long career. Most importantly, SeepeopleS features songwriting that is the definition of timelessness and lyrically have been busy writing the most important musical anthems of our generation. It may be long after our lifetimes before this band gets their due, but they certainly will. Nothing this good can remain hidden forever.  As far as "hype" goes, the band was recently nominated for "Best Live Act" for the 2016 New England Music Awards. Other nominations include "Best New Artist" (Relix Magazine Awards 2007).The band has shared the stage and toured with such acts as Death Cab for Cutie, Franz Ferdinand, Cracker, De La Soul, The Pharcyde, Ben Harper, Kula Shaker, Presidents of the United States and have even had Jon Fishman (Phish) join the band for a SeepeopleS set during a Bernie Sanders rally. They have been featured in Pop Matters, Magnet, Exclaim, High Times, Relix. DRUM Magazine, Blue Walrus and now Daytrotter, to name a short few. Their music has been used on Judging Amy (TNT), The Gates (ABC), and in feature films such as 'Canvasman,' and 'Wheels Over Paradise,' as well as on the Discovery Channel and NASCAR broadcasts. They provided most of the music for the Headcount (voting registration) documentary 'Call To Action' and have played CMJ, SXSW, as well as a major music festivals' Wakarusa and Allgood Music Festival.  Recently the band released their newest EP, 'HATE' in 2017 as well as a brand new video animated by Pete List (Celebrity Death Match/MTV, Marilyn Manson). The band has been on tour for the past couple years in support of their triple series of EP releases, 'LOVE,' 'HATE,' and 'LIVE,' which is scheduled for release this Christmas. All three EPs will be released digitally with some bonus tracks as 'SeepeopleS LOVE HATE LIVE' at that time as well. 

TheWorst is a three piece rock band from Portland, Maine. Tapping into post-teen angst with threads of third-wave feminism, the shreddy power anthems that comprise the TheWorst's debut album are a jolt of brutal honesty and unadulterated emotion, fueled by a massive wall of distorted sound that throws back to Dinosaur Jr., L7, Mudhoney and even Nirvana. The band is led by front-woman and songwriter/lyricist Brooke Binion.  Binion is no rookie to rock and roll, and her lyrics can attest to a life of battling demons from addiction to depression, gender politics to suburban ennui, and everything in between. She toured for years as one half of the EDM duo Freepeoples Frequency before making some big life changes, switching gears and finding her true musical purpose with her voice and guitar.   TheWorst's big sound is rounded out by drummer Benbazi, formerly of Boombazi and the LA recording artist Beatnik JR, and bassist Will Bradford, leader of the anti-genre indie rock pranksters SeepeopleS.  The sound these two seasoned veterans create is both powerful, engaging and decidedly different, something truly rare in today's modern rock scene.   For Jane Doe Embryo, the band enlisted the help of producer Will Holland, best known for his work with the Pixies, Rhett Miller (Old 97's)  and Fall Out Boy.  The album was recorded at the legendary Chillhouse Studios in Boston MA and is due for release this fall on RascalZRecordZ.  In their short time as a band, TheWorst have shared the stage with The Svetlanas, Rough Francis, The Queers and Zex, have been featured at the Millennium Music Conference 2016,  and completed a successful West Coast US Tour from LA to Seattle in Fall of 2016.  Currently the band is gearing up for the release of Jane Doe Embryo on vinyl, streaming and cd.

Rock, Blues, Folk, Country, Psychedelic, Garage, Punk, Acoustic, Singer-Songwriter

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