Sister Kill Cycle has created interest all over the United States, as well as abroad, since merging into the music scene with their intense stage presence and sound since 2000. Their live performance utilizes state of the art lighting and a technically choreographed stage production. Experience has dictated that the visual side of the performance is equally important to the sound. Self-described as Alternative Hard Rock, Sister Kill Cycle has crafted their art of genre bending music that is appealing to audiences of all ages and cultures.

After relocating to Tampa, FL in 2003, the band released their debut EP “Massacre The Guilty” selling over 2,600 copies. The EP was self-produced at the band’s home studio and was mixed by Chris Telkes (Noctourne) and mastered by Sara Lee Lucas (Marilyn Manson) and Trace (NIN) at their Master Lab facility in Orlando, FL. The release captured the attention of both local and international fans as well as critics, resulting in a huge fan base growth creating the highest ratings on Myspace in 2004. Sister Kill Cycle has developed a continuously growing fan base with self-promotion, social networking and endless touring with live performances opening for such acts as BILE, ARCH ENEMY, CRADLE OF FILTH, THE CRUXSHADOWS, KMFDM, THE GENITORTURERS, NOCTOURNE, PRONG, MUSHROOMHEAD, SEVENDUST, FILTER, NONPOINT, THRILL KILL KULT AND CC DEVILLE, to name a few.

Sister Kill Cycle won Best Hard Rock Artist Award at the First Annual Hard Music Awards in Tampa, FL in 2006. Through this achievement, the band was invited to attend and perform at Winter NAMM trade show in Anaheim, CA. At this highly visible industry event, Sister Kill Cycle secured product endorsements with MONSTER PICKS, DDRUM, BC RICH GUITARS, KUSTOM AMPS, FLOYD ROSE, ROLAND, EMG, SAMSON and HOSA CABLES. In May 2010, Sister Kill Cycle released their first full length album titled “Redemption Through Rebellion.” It was immediately followed by the “Crash and Burn Tour” with supporting acts Fractured Fairytales and Team Cybergeist. Sister Kill Cycle has continued developing an ever growing fan base throughout the US and in overseas markets in excess of 60,000 fans. Their music and videos have stimulated the attention of industry professionals from markets around the world.

Sister Kill Cycle is currently in the studio working on their new release. Strategic plans are in development to release at least two music videos in support of the new album. A full tour to support the new album and the new music video releases are currently in the planning stages.

Currently Sister Kill Cycle is receiving rotational internet radio play on Flying V Internet Radio with three songs. “Nowhere,” “Cruel World” and “No Surrender” are reaching an audience of 1.4 million listeners at any given time. Sister Kill Cycle has recently acquired endorsements with Texas Star Whiskey, Sinister Guitar Picks, Mass Destruction Clothing and Scymtek Cymbals.

Spyderbone promises to take the listener on a journey of inner discovery and joyful exuberance….or maybe we just want to bash your skull into a wall of Marshalls…one never knows…..

Vicious Circle began playing together in the mid 1980’s on the NW side of Chicago by brothers Art and Rudy Guzman. With the addition of Chris Tabor on guitar, the core of the group was established. After solidifying their lineup; Vicious Circle paid their dues starting out at clubs like The Iron Rail and Club Stadola to name a few. They then worked their way up to performing and headling many higher profile Chicago venues such as the legendary rock club The Thirsty Whale and Chances R. This also brought on local talent manager Tom Asay, who guided and directed them to appear with many National Acts locally. He also helped them branch their music to other Midwest locations such as Mabel’s in Champaign, TA Vern’s in Wisconsin, Mickey’s in Indiana; Midwestfest in Central Illinois. This expansion brought on legendary bus trips that loaded hundreds of their fans out to many of these events. Vicious Circle were known to have some of the largest parties at their practice spot behind Smiler Coogan’s; so bringing those same fans on a luxury event bus with them was just the right thing to do!! And the stories and memories live on….

As life changes; so do people and music; and in the early 90’s Vicious Circle decided to part ways. They still remained friends and in contact over the years and as they progressed on with other projects and bands; conversations always reverted back to those historical times of being involved in a great movement.

Fast forward to 2009; Tony LaBarbera; the same promoter that booked the Legendary Thirsty Whale in the 80’s and 90’s; produces one of the biggest local rock events; The first Thirsty Whale Reunion show. Vicious Circle saw this a great oppurtunity reunite and they were one of the first bands to reach out to Tony and was immediately booked. Needless to say; it was a historical event for Vicious Circle and many other bands that attended that evening.

Since then Vicious Circle has written new material to add to their catalogue and have recorded a full length CD. This CD was released in early 2011!

Vicious Circle would like to thank you and many others for being a part of our 2nd journey into yet another phase of great times and music!! Get Metal!!!

Convoy is a Chicago based band that plays music described as “Swamp Rock”. The guys are notorious for hang out with the crowd before and after shows.

The band was formed in the fall of 2009. Convoy plays straight ahead rock and roll originals. Some of their influences are: Clutch, Corrosion of Conformity, Pantera, and Black Label Society.

The band is comprised of versatile seasoned musicians. Brian Corbin is the singer, rhythm guitarist, and song writer of Convoy’s original music. Brian grew up in Kentucky and then moved to Chicago when he was a teen. His passion for southern rock is evident when he sings Convoy’s originals. He’s vocals are filled with raw emotion.

Mike Getz is the drummer. Mike is from the Chicago southside area. Mike has been playing drums for over 20 years. Mike is an energetic player and thrives on motivating the crowd. You’ll hear is screams echoing off of the crowd.

Dan Thompson (Big D) is the bassist and backup singer. Big D is also from the Chicago southside area. He has been a playing professional for over 25 years. Big D is a versatile bass player that can run the gamut from Blues to Metal, and industrial music. Big D holds down the bottom end of the group.

Johnny Daniel is the lead guitarist and backup vocals. Johnny grew up on the northside of Chicago. Johnny is a multi-talented musician who plays guitar, bass, keyboard, and sings. He is a walking jukebox. He has an impressive musical history. He is also the producer of Convoy’s albums. He’s leads are memorizing.