Ellipsis is an instrumental rock band based in Bandung, Indonesia. The project started in 2012 with Elmar Shidqi Sulaiman (guitar), Feisarino Abitama (drums), Aulia Lazuardi (bass), and Aulia Ramadhan (guitar) as its founding members.

Despite the big influences from The Mars Volta, Tool, Lite, toe, and such, they do not peg their musical character around Post-Rock and Math-Rock only, and are aiming beyond the realms of the said genres.

They combine all the genres to the rhythms, melodies, and tempo as their experimental events. They add the rhythmically complex guitar-based as the facilitators of timbres and textures wrapped in atypical rhythmic structures of beats and more likely to explore time signatures and counterpoints to their tunes.

Contacts:
ellipsis.ind@gmail.com
+62 815 6160 976

Ellipsis are:
Aulia Lazuardi (Bass)
Feisarino Abitama (Drums)
Elmar Shidqi Sulaiman (Guitars)
Aulia Ramadhan (Guitars)

Bandung-based small record label, dedicating our efforts to promote local music and putting out dope records.

Palms are an indie rock band from Sydney Australia featuring Al on the vocal cords and strumming, Tom on the drum kit, Brendan McSmiley on the bass guitar and Dion on shredding. They've released two songs over the last year and are gonna be dropping their debut album 'Step Brothers' in 2013. 

Orange Cliff Records

Haikal Azizi - Vocal/Guitar
Nurachman Andika - Guitar
Mirfak Prabowo - Bass Guitar
Pratama Kusuma Putra - Drums
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Booking:
+62 812 8766 3548 - Robby

Press/others:
+62 813 111 79 118 / +44 77 4844 9328 - Anindito

Email:
sigmun.contact@gmail.com

Ipecac Recordings is the brainchild of Greg Werckman (former label manager for the legendary punk label, Alternative Tentacles, employee for Mercury Records for a record 15 minutes, currently operating Pick-A-Winner Management) and Mike Patton (former frontman for Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, currently of Fantômas, Tomahawk, Peeping Tom).

Werckman and Patton had been scheming for years (in between video games) about starting their very own label, waiting for just the right moment to unleash their master plan. Ipecac Recordings is not about to make music biz history and execute a revolution (although one is surely needed) or bore you by waxing poetic about their original musical philosophies. But if we have to adhere to a "mission statement," how about the notion of being an honest, artist friendly label run on a shoe string with no outrageous promotional or production costs. This label is a home to Mike Patton's eclectic musical collaborations as well as a place where bands we admire have the freedom to release music they might not be able to, or want to, release on other labels.

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