With a band name inspired by the ultimate death blow in the film Kill Bill, it is safe to say that these guys are brutally redefining contemporary metal.

The Georgia Theatre was one of 17 music venues participating in the highly acclaimed annual music and arts festival. All the bands that were scheduled to perform at the Georgia Theatre will perform on the same scheduled evening. The line-up and set times may be found at: www.athfest.com.

Andy's funeral will take place at West Norwood Crematorium, Norwood Road SE 27on Monday 29th June '09 at 11:45am, the service will be open to anyone wishing to attend.

This comes immediately after a highly anticipated run with Gavin DeGraw. If you haven't experienced the raw power of Green River Ordinance's live show yet, you've most likely heard these boys all over the tube. Starting with their mega popular single "Outside" being played on The Hills while "On Your Own" popped up on So You Think You Can Dance and Real World/RoadRules Challenges: The Duel 2, exposing the band to an even more massive mainstream fan collective. You can't escape Green River Ordinance these days, playing in front of David Cook's eclectic crowd will only further solidify GRO as a force to be reckoned with in modern pop rock.

Wheat first entered the scene with their 1998 debut, Medeiros, produced by Brian Deck (pre-Modest Mouse and Iron & Wine). The follow up, Hope and Adams, secured the band's place in indie rock history with its "melodic poise and impressive ache" (so says a little magazine called Rolling Stone). The expansive Dave Friddman (Flaming Lips, Mercury Rev) produced album made numerous year-end lists and remains heralded by the underground scene.

Ellsbeth was formed in 2005 with a goal to set the world of music on fire. After numerous lineup changes, the band is ready to fulfill this dream. The five musicians that make up the female fronted band have gathered from all across the US to bring music that is true and sincere to the masses. With lyrics that are drawn from the "ironic tragedy that is the inner, day-to-day workings of a very human life and the relationships that bind them together," Ellsbeth creates music that people can relate to.

Releasing in select theaters on June 25th through Post Reel Pictures, The Crypt's synopsis is about six young criminals that break into hidden catacombs underneath their town and attempt to steal jewelry buried from the great depression only to find inhabitants guarding the precious belongings after being trapped in this dark maze of crypts the group tries to escape alive.

The eye-popping new video for the track was shot in London by up-and-coming director Nathan Theys of Link Productions and showcases the band in a whole new light.

Chris Howorth (guitars) further comments: "Here we go again, video number four, this was a last minute quickie video that we did while on tour in England. We did it in London and had a great time making it. We hope you like the video as much as we enjoyed making it."

"This breakup has nothing to do with any one member. We're all best friends and we all sat down and talked this through. It's not that we are not happy with the response from the new album. We knew the change would be a bit rocky and our kind of music isn't exactly what's popular right now.