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Exposures is a punk band from Birmingham, Alabama. "The Exposures" is Jan Jelinek. .

The Composure is a power-pop band from Pittsburgh, PA comprised of Paul Menotiades (vocals/guitar), Seth Milly (guitar/vocals), Cory Muro (drums/vocals) & Johnny Grushecky (bass). Formed in 2007, the guys caught the attention of producer Marc McClusky (Weezer, Bad Religion, Ludo), who contacted the band after hearing their demos posted on Myspace. The group formed a "partnership" & began recording. During this time producer Mark Trombino (Blink 182, Jimmy Eat World, The Starting Line) also contacted the band & mixed 6 songs. Over the course of 3 years the band recorded several times at Chicago Sound Lab. In August 2010 the...

Indecent Exposure were formed in late 1981, With Britain in a deep dire recession, 3 million on the dole and then Southall, Brixton & Toxteth along with many other towns & cities kicking off, it was now time for IndEx to make their mark through their own brand of Oi! Music!!! After the Riots of 81, Oi! Music was deemed dead by almost everyone, to the press, the music industry and all record companies, Oi! Was now a dirty word and only the hard core lovers of this type of music, the kids on the streets were willing to still...

DOUBLE EXPOSURE IS BACK ON THE SCENE AND BETTER THAN EVER Formerly known as United Image, this group had been singing together since Jr. High School. After High School and military service they reunited and began their quest toward a life-long dream of becoming successful entertainers and recording artists. It was not easy but they believed in their God-given talents and just simply loved to sing. Upon recommendation of some DJ's, United Image was introduced to recording executive Lebaron Taylor, who signed them to Stax Records. They released a single “Love’s Creeping Up On Me” and they also released a...

Decomposure is comprised of Caleb Mueller. He was born in 1984. When he's not busy making music he is a graphic designer. On October 28, 2005 an ambitious musical project began. Mueller used 23 hour-long cassette tapes to record his daily activities. Over the course of a year he digitized, cut and compacted the field recordings found on the tapes. Each hour was used to make separate songs. The first 12 hours resulted in his most recent album, Vertical Lines A. The music is often compared to Radiohead during their Kid A era, although the vocals sound nothing like Thom...