FRENZY

Formed in 1983 by Steve Whitehouse, Frenzy went on to be one of the premier 1980s generated neorockabilly/psychobilly bands of that era. Becoming well known for such great recordings as the Hall Of Mirrors and Clockwork Toy albums, the latter of which spawned their 1986 indie hit; I See Red. From the early 1990s, Frenzy pushed the envelope and were ahead of their time in their approach to the modern rockabilly sound, which has since been replicated by bands such as The Living End and Tiger Army.
Frenzy never really went away, and have been playing and recording continuously since their formation. Their last 3 albums, Nine O Nine, Dirty Little Devils, and Nitro Boy showed that Frenzy are constantly pushing to be top of their game.

Since the band's 2007 re-launch, FRENZY have now gained a fantastic reputation for one of the best live / stage shows on the circuit, with live reviews in the press always stating that FRENZY have dominated any festival they have played. 2008 saw Frenzy celebrate 25 years as a band, and in honour of this the band played a world tour, taking in America, Europe, Scandinavia and Japan.

2010 saw the release of the ' In The Blood ' album on People Like You Records, together with one of the busiest years for concerts to date in FRENZY's history. 2013 will see new material from Frenzy to celebrate 30 years of rockin'.

THE CHOP TOPS

In 1995, Sinner formed The Chop Tops so he’d have a way to share his love of rockabilly music – but he also enjoyed other musical styles (like punk, surf, and psychobilly) and didn't want to stop playing them completely. So the band blended all of their favorite music genres together to create their own special sound. The Chop Tops even coined the phrase "Revved-Up Rockabilly" to describe their unique combination of rebel music styles.

As the band progressed, Sinner developed his wild style of lead vocals combined with drumming while standing up. When guitarist Shelby joined in 1999, his talented riffs and high-energy stage presence were a perfect fit for The Chop Tops. Shelby brought a wealth of experience from previously playing in many San Francisco Bay Area bands and jamming with the likes of Chris Isaac. In 2008, Brett became the upright bassist, having formerly played with several popular Los Angeles 'Billy bands. Brett's string-slapping skills added the finishing touch to the “Revved-Up Rockabilly” trio. Together, Sinner, Shelby, and Brett have turned The Chop Tops into one red-hot rockin' act.

The band takes their breed of rockabilly music across the U.S. to perform more than 200 shows every year. Thanks to their music's unique genre blending style, they've shared the stage with the likes of Adolescents, Agent Orange, Alvis Wayne, Angry Samoans, Big Sandy, The Blasters, Brian Setzer, BR549, Chuck Berry, Danny B. Harvey, Dead Kennedys, Deke Dickerson, Demented Are Go, Dick Dale, D.O.A., Dr. Know, Dwight Yoakam Band, Guana Batz, Gene Vincents Original Blue Caps, Glen Glenn, John Lee Hooker (R.I.P.), Lee Rocker, Levi Dexter, Link Wray (R.I.P.), Los Lobos, Los Straitjackets, Nekromantix, Mad Sin, The Paladins, The Planet Rockers, Marky Ramone, Ray Campi, Ray Condo (R.I.P.), The Reverend Horton Heat, Rip Masters, Royal Crown Revue, Rusty York, Wanda Jackson and many more legendary greats! So get in your ride, step on the gas, and race down to see them play...you'll be glad you did!

CULT OF THE PSYCHIC FETUS

Turn out your lights…lock your windows and doors! Prepare yourself for the original sound in horror! A late night creature feature so shocking, it will frighten you out of your seat! Venture, if you dare! For this is the true, bone-chilling tale that could only be known as the Cult of the Psychic Fetus!

Unborn from the dark, eerie shores of Ohio's Great Lake, Cult of the Psychic Fetus is writing their own chapter in “Horror” rock history. Their fiendish mix of heart-pounding music, vampiric theatrics, and B-movie horror themes follow the tradition of such local oddities as Screamin' Jay Hawkins, and the Cramps. The band is diffusing a contagious craving for the macabre, infecting unsuspecting congregations across the globe. Like the sin-eater of bygone time, the newly indoctrinated will absorb the dark emissions, and feast on the delicious confessions of the dead.

Setting a new standard since 1992, Cult of the Psychic Fetus has often been credited as the “Godfathers” of Goth-a-billy. With a sound that extends from 1950's Rock n' Roll to modern day Gothic, the band is attracting a diverse crowd, ranging from Punks, to Goths, to horror aficionados, and all of those in between. Performing at several prestigious events, such as: “Drop Dead Festival ” (NYC, 2003, 2004, 2005), “Endless Night: The Vampyre Ball” (New Orleans, 1998, 2002), the “First Big New York Psychobilly Rumble” ( New Jersey , 2000), and “Goth Stock” ( Hartford , 2005), the band has only reinforced their ability to enchant monsters of all breeds. In their travels, Cult of the Psychic Fetus has added to their sinister pedigree with appearances in London, Toronto, New York, Chicago, and New Orleans, to name a few, and graced the stages of legendary venues C.B.G.B.'s (NYC), Slimelight (London), and the infamous New York City nightclub, Mother (one of only a select few bands invited to do so).

BLOODSHOT BILL

Bloodshot Bill started playing in his hometown of Montreal, around 1998, with just a guitar and a stomp board. Since then, he has had over 30 releases throughout Europe, the USA and Canada - all places he has toured over the years. He was banned from entering the States for 5 years (2006-2011) and made his first "comeback" show in America at the Norton Records 25th Anniversary Weekend, performing alongside such legendary acts as Andre Williams, The Sonics & The South Bay Surfers. His hair is slicked with his own brand of grease, "Nice 'n' Greasy", and plays his guitar through his custom made Richtone Amp. He's been in lotsa bands you've never heard of (Hubcaps, Guilloteens, Bootlegs). Won FME's Coup De Coeur prize in 2007. Released records with Mark "BBQ" Sultan as The Ding- Dongs. Has been in several films & documentaries. Collaborates with King Khan as Tandoori Knights. Has been the spokesmen for a hamburger, The Degeue ("disgusting burger" translated). Usually travels alone as a one man band.