The Spinning Wheels | en

Formed in 2006, SPINNING CHAIN is a visceral experience, each song a dispatch from a dark place between the shadow and the soul- a place we have all been before and are certain to return to again. Their distinct sound and style is an ode to the ever-constant struggle to stay head above water, a confrontation that relentlessly drives the skeletons from the closet and out into every lyric and line. Based in Austin, TX, SPINNING CHAIN'S driving music and intense live shows are developing a loyal following in the Live Music Capitol of the World as the new hard...

Wheels of Fire are a melodic, 80's-reminiscent band from Italy composed of singer Davide 'David Rox' Barbieri, guitarist Stefano Zeni, bassist Marcello Suzzani, drummer Fabrizio Ucellini, and keyboardist Andrea Vergori. With the their sophomore album, Up For Anything, Italian rockers Wheels Of Fire have become a full band. The core founders, vocalist Davide “Dave Rox” Barbieri and guitar player Stefano Zeni, are now joined by Marcello Suzzani on bass, Andrea Vergori on keyboards & piano and Fabrizio Uccellini on drums. What has not changed is their commitment to Eighties style, AOR melodic rock, yet on the more edgier size. Songs...

Hell on Wheels, from Stockholm, began as 4-piece, but in Autumn 1994 was reduced to three members. It includes a salesclerk, a radio producer and a guide at the Medieval Museum of Stockholm. Rickard Lindgren: lead vocals, guitar Åsa Sohlgren: bass, vocals Johan Risberg: drums The band has recorded Three albums, two EPs, seven CD singles, two 7" singles, and five videos. Plus a ten year anniversary B-sides and oddities collection They have toured Sweden, the UK, France, Germany, Holland, Denmark, Norway, Poland, Latvia, USA, Brazil and Japan. The American indie scene and the British equivalent from the late 80s...

The Steel Wheels are truly an Americana band, rooted in musical styles that explore the territories between blues and bluegrass, old-time sing-alongs and foot-stompin’ fiddle tunes. They are subtle innovators who respect the past but whistle their own tunes, layering in rich textures and decidedly modern energy to forge a new sound. They fit best among musicians like Langhorne Slim, Gillian Welch, or Adrienne Young and Little Sadie (with whom they’ve shared the stage) – deft musicians making a name for themselves by creating their own particular permutation of traditional forms. Yet the Steel Wheels share much with new Americana...