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Rock, Pop and Blues

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The Jellybricks formed in late 1995 and refer to their formation as a
"blind date that just happened to work out". They’re a
high-energy pop rock band that likes to act goofy and have fun on stage.
Younger fans like the age 11-17 crowdmake up a large part of the
Jellybricks audience. The Jellybricks line-up had remained the same
since their formation and consists of Larry Kennedy on vocals and
guitar, Garrick Chow on bass guitar, Bryce Connor on guitar, and Tom
Krachow on drums. Their first album titled Kinky Root Best was released
in February of 1997. Their latest release is titled Soapopera, released
in 1999. The first single "Speechless" has been added to the
playlist of influencial stations in Harrisburg, Pa and Cleveland, Ohio.
The Jellybricks have opened for such acts as Live, Goo Goo Dolls, and
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| The name may
be borrowed but the sound is nothing short of original. Radio
Caroline is a five-piece band out of Baltimore, Maryland truly
dedicated to pioneering their own style of music. Their musical
influences range from blues and soul to alternative country and modern
rock. While writing and recording in the studio they built
themselves, they launched their label - Baltimore Records.
This was followed by the release of their debut CD "This Town"
in early 2000.
With the release of "This Town," Radio
Caroline is currently performing throughout the Mid-Atlantic to a
growing fan base. Radio stations and publications from around the
country are jumping on the bandwagon.
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| From the
mournful laments of a single voice and slide guitar, or the feel of a
back porch jam at a country barbeque, to the fully electrified Chicago
Blues, a Krypton City performance is an emotional buffet - served up by
five guys who can heat up rooms to near meltdown.
Krypton City has a large repertoire of material
from early Delta and country blues to gritty urban blues, tailored to
please the audience for whom they are performing.
The band's third CD, tales from cipletown, has
been out since late April and is selling well. It is the first CD
they have that contains all original blues tunes written by the band.
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