Roadside Couch Records

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Member Since: 23/04/2007
Band Members: NADIA FAY
A cutting edge singer and songwriter, Nadia Fay's talents are unparalleled. She has won national songwriting contests and her original songs have appeared in films, commercials and in major TV shows such as General Hospital, Smallville, Dirt, etc. "Beautiful Girl," Nadia's vibrant, neatly-crafted new pop ditty has been playing in promos for Lifetime TV's "How to Look Good Naked."

CRAIG LYONS
Singer/songwriter Craig Lyons is a talented young artist with a number of intriguing compositions in his repertoire...creating a certain honesty and intimacy in his lyrics. He is a gifted vocalist... an energetic and enthusiastic performer."
- Music Connection, Vol. XXXI, No. 9

THE UNLOVABLES
"An awesome blast of female vocal pop-punk! From the folks who brought us The Ergs, this moves me the way The Muffs, Discount, and Fifth Hour Hero moved me on first listen. A breath of fresh air from all the veteran guy pop punk bands. The song “"Feelin’ All Emo Since I Broke Up With You" is truly awesome. One of the year’s best full-lengths for sure!"
-Ray Lugen, Maximum RocknRoll

DAUGHTERS OF FISSIONIf you've been looking for a band whose music will get your adrenaline pumping in no time flat, this is it, right here, 'Abandonatomy' by Daughters Of Fission. Daughters of Fission are powered by Jason Prichard (vocals/drums), John Banks (guitar), Christopher Coons (bass), and Stephanie Dilk (keyboards). To anyone who holds that "rock achieved perfection in the 70's", you'd do good to check these guys out. The psychedelic feel of the album, combined with the masterful guitar work of John Banks and the strong vocals by Jason Prichard are a perfect fit, coming together to complete something that fans of Jane's Addiction and Red Hot Chili Peppers will be able to enjoy. Similarly, any fan of modern alternative music should check out this album, because it will undoubtedly get its hooks in you. This album has the type of music that forces you to tap your foot or bob your head. Not only is the music "catchy", but the talent and creativity within are also very admirable. As is evident on tracks like the opening mover, "Yes We're Perplexed" then you have "Behind The Primates" and "Smellyourarmy", that make sure they have your undivided attention. 'Abandonatomy' finishes with "Ape" which is one of the best songs on the entire album. The musical range along with the experimentation on this album brings Daughters of Fission to a level where too few musicians are willing to tread. Subsequent listens have only revealed more and more of its rewarding nuances and intricate delights. 'Abandonatomy' is at times tender, visceral, rousing and quirky, but always intense, dramatic and cinematic, like the best rock music should be. 'Abandonatomy' will do for Rock and Roll what Thoreau's Walden did for literature: reinvent the wheel by simply giving it corners. This is one band that is definitely worth checking out!
- Tony Sison, All Access Magazine

SPLINTERSplinter is:
Molly Pasutti Vocals, Lyricist, Producer Featured vocalist for the upcoming release Loonitics Unleashed on the WB Network. Featured vocalist for the Peabody Award Winning Rwanda, Do Scars Ever Fade (The History Channel), Scooby Doo: The Mummy's Revenge, 2005 1st place winner for the John Lennon songwriters contest in the World Music category, and source music for film and TV.

Jamie Dunlap Guitars, keyboards, vocals, Producer 2005 Emmy award nominee for the score and sound design of The History Channels Rwanda, Do Scars Ever Fade ?. Other recent credits include composer for SouthPark 2001 to present Brookes & Dunn Homecoming score for CMT, and source music for film and TV Window To The Next World is a new release by Splinter engaging rootsy rock styles reminiscent of Heart and Led Zeppelin with a twist.

THE HAPPY BULLETS11/03/05 Phoenix New Times "...The Bullets' balance of the serious and whimsical mark them as the most dangerous of creatures: pop musicians with brains... "

11/03/05 - Pittsburgh Post Gazette - "...what really separates this record from the pack of new pop classicists is the lyrical content, spinning tragicomic tales of desperate people stuck in lives they didn't choose, from the factory worker resigning himself, with a sigh, to the fact that he'll just have to learn to love his co-workers, to the office worker who's constantly drinking on the job while writing little poems she tucks inside her head where no one ever goes..."
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Record Label: Roadside Couch Records
Type of Label: Indie