The Novel Ideas brings a freshness to the end of summer that is only rivaled by short black skirts after labor day. Or something like that. Anyway, hike it up, baby, and get onto The Novel Ideas' Sad Steve profile.

Halo Stereo is the opposite of soft. So basically if you are soft you should leave this site and go watch Lost or something. Otherwise, indulge in the pleasure → Halo Stereo on Sad Steve.

Looking to make a name for themselves in the Kansas City music scene is McCoy. Good twang, not grunge-y. Likes HotEats. Get at McCoy's Sad Steve profile.

Despite his youth, Dan Byers's music has a nice, finished quality. Perhaps the best thing about it is its symmetry - neither his voice nor his guitar drown out the other. YES, onto the profile.

Mr. Cody Wood mixes rock and jazz with more refinery than the Bacardi factory. Also some great keyboard going on here. Get to his Sad Steve profile, homeboy.

Sweet vocals sifted through classical violin make Hollands fresh like bakery bread. Fly over to their Sad Steve profile.

Nothing like six dudes stroking it together in a room. Bullet Proof Messenger mixes sweet electric guitar picking with spikes of power chords and on the money vocals. Get at their Sad Steve profile.