The Bishop’s Daredevil Stunt Club (BDSC) — Chicago’s premier crew of roughed-up power pop daredevils — defies sonic gravity with fearless hooks, revved-up riffs, and high-wire energy that leaves a crowd buzzing.  They’ve nailed landings on the airwaves of WGN radio/TV, WXRT’s Local Anesthetic (where “Hold You Up” soared as Big Beat Artist of the Week), Q101’s Demo 312, WNUR’s Powerpop Shoppe, and CHIRP Radio. Live, they’ve pulled off death-defying sets at Metro, Lincoln Hall, House of Blues, Bottom Lounge, Reggie’s, and Cubby Bear, while having taken their daredevilry global to New York, Liverpool, and London. Releases include the full-throttle End Over End (2019), Please Stand By(2022), and the adrenaline-pumping Vanishing Point EP (2023). Led by indomitable frontman William Giricz (vocals, guitar, multi-instrumental wizardry), the lineup — locked-in drummer Dave Boenzi, high-octane rhythm guitarist Darin Greg, and multi-talented bass virtuoso Mark Watson — turns every gig into a rad, sweat-soaked thrill ride. Buckle up: BDSC is gearing up for their boldest stunt yet — a brand-new LP launching late May 2026, packed with more signature punch, hooks that stick like an Evel Knievel landing, and pure, unfiltered sonic adrenaline. No net required!

Built from Chicago's musical heritage, LEVEE DISTRICT is power pop crying out from a city of writers, fighters, lovers, and Malort.

Tim Hort is a Chicago-based studio and live musician, and publisher, with recent material charting in the "Top 100" nationally for college and independent stations. Hort has recently self-released music featuring Grammy-winning contributors and has recorded and produced with Chicago's Doug McBride at Gravity Studios on this album. Hort performs regionally as a solo artist and with full band The Radio Hour, and is currently booking venues to tour. Tim Hort's music has been compared to: Talking Heads (Bandblurb.com) David Byrne, White Stripes, The Mindless Self Indulgence (Skope: Diverse Music Media for the Digital Age) Pink Floyd, Syd Barrett, Lou Reed, David Bowie, Local H, The Futureheads, Maximo Park (Thom Rosesenberg, Rock N' Roll View, London) Radiohead, Cure (Music Street Journal) David Bowie (Vents Magazine) Classic Ash Grunwald, Xavier Rudd, Bob Iver, Horse Feathers, The Decemberists, Pink Floyd, Andrew Bird (Tori Reynolds, AllWhat'sRock.com) Saosin, Story of the year, Taking Back Sunday, Yellowcard, Talking Heads (Bandblurb.com) Manic Street Preachers, The Horrors, Wall of VooDoo, Miles Kane.