"If you've ever experienced a piece of music that sends indisputable shivers through every nerve and sinew in your body you'll know that it had to be something somewhat unique. Something so compulsive that it can embrace your dreams, cut short your thoughts and weave itself into your daily chores. Hush Collector's Debut EP manages to do just this...Their debut 'Flowby' manages to seduce the listener, haunting their mind with the most intense, spirited vocals conceivable...they have a natural flair for producing the most intricate, poignant music on the western front. Each track is the perfect blend of sumptuous, yet at times morose vocals, married to the captivating sounds of the acoustic guitar. With a sound so distinctive there can be no instantaneous comparisons, Hush Collector manages to wrap you up and reel you into their harmonious world...With such a genuinely exquisite sound there need be no labeling or criticism, Hush Collector are a genuine act who are set to make their mark on the music industry very soon".

Dark and brooding, melodic and reflective, Bugs has developed his own distinctive style.

Has been compared to Julian Cope, Gary Numan, The Stranglers, U2.

Uplifting melody in this intersecting plane of pop and alternative rock has intrigued the MTV's 'The Real World' music supervisor.

This debut cd, 'What's The Meaning' delivers a fresh approach to the ever changing pop/rock culture. Elysia is phenomenal. Her graceful, powerful, and unspoiled voice touches the mind and soul of every listener.

'What's The Meaning' sets the mood for a party or transcends you into the next level of euphoria. The direct and unwavering messages in her lyrics are expressive of our everyday feelings and situations.

Do you want to hear heartfelt songs about life ? Read on.

Falling somewhere between Tom Petty,Johnny Cash Bob Dylan and Lou Reed,Perry Hodder aka Hod the God now releases his first cd in february 2005 on the Hoot Owl record label titled "the music room" featuring 12 new carefully crafted songs about life in its darkest moments all penned by vocalist/guitarist Perry Hodder including the tracks "Indian Queens" and "Last chance saloon" the ultimate bar room song.

The cd includes contributions from Mokka ex Ian McNabb band and Gordon McGoochan of the UK's best blues band Goofer Dust and was produced in Manchester's Music room studio and mastered at Courtyard studios.

It’s about Music.

Out of the deepest, darkness, come these songs.

Music has always been a love..."If I was starving and had to buy food, or needed a new set of guitar strings, it would be the guitar strings..."

Melodies swoon, tinged with a torn sadness, death born, loss inspired, fuelled by hope, songs alone - empty hall acoustic guitar, tribal rhythms pounding, tearing down the walls, or beautiful orchestration, gracefully darting though like rays of light that pierce the soul...uplifting...lift our, your soul... sounds swell and disappear in whispers.. or burst like lights exploding into sparks... ...aching yet tender emotion...reaching to the sky...sparks and shards fly... Live; bruised hearts dangle from wrists...Rise, Fall, Love, Hate, ...always running, always moving, exploring, touching, breaking down...through these walls...on, between and pushing through these Borderlines...

This Music that can be listened to by everyone in years to come.....it’s the truth... "timeless"...keep listening in years to come - not wrapped up in current trends of fashionable music...music is the only thing that lasts forever, and On the Borderline build it to last...

"We write for ourselves, not for management, nobody holds us, owns us...we are doing this on our own, how far we can take it is how far you can take it..."

Some people write for money, some people write about materialism, but when listening to On the Borderline there is a sense of relentless... ...a struggle...restlessness, and this resilience through Hope is a continuing theme throughout the music.

The guitars are ringing, synths are lush, bass ground moving and drums violent. Vocals are sometimes fragile, and other times breaking whilst the harmony’s sooth gracefully. Listen hard, as it’s melancholic music, you can hear that behind the surface, but knowing the sadness On the Borderline have a soul uplifting sound that will shimmer though you... It’s not uncommon to get emotional goose bumps when your immersed in these epic romances, and you just cannot help feeling good after listening to these dreamy yet powerful songs.

In Q4 2003 On the Borderline released a self produced EP. - Fine songs written a many years before......It’s a tome of hope against the odds...

‘ The misconception is that the band is all optimism but more so, the lining of the music is sung of the flickering glimmer in the darkness...’ It’s a record of beginnings...or loss...it’s journey music; through life and the bits in-between we travel and go through.

‘We learnt a lot with this recording and know this isn’t our best, as that’s always yet to come’ Always writing, recording, listing and playing, getting better than yesterday, and playing like there’s no tomorrow...ontheborderline

Currently they have regular airplay with Kool AM (Harlow, Essex, UK on 1134am; across London and on Telewest Digital Networkchannel 939 cable)

"U2 cross with David Bowie...a very distinct sound..." Kool AM Managing Director.

Those songs were written years ago, and if you like them the slightest, you’ll love the new songs so go and see them live while you can... and when you do, if you know the words, mouth them if you feel them to... Come close, ‘listen hard, listen soft, step into the light and I’ll see you on the other side’

Professionally recorded and mixed, 2 page full colour silk gloss booklet, limited edition ejector case.

WARNING! Do not attempt to play this song without a spare pair of dry underpants! This is the most hilarious song you will have ever heard. There's more laughs packed into this song than fat packed into Jo Brand's Corset; and more catching hook-lines than fishermans weekly. A 'tongue in cheek' and 'foot in mouth love song about two 'ordinary' people who recognise what they are not! Incidentally, the cover is as halarious as the song.