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CD Mini American Paint
With pop hooks, rock rhythms and country fire, Minneapolis? American Paint is a band with little regard for musical genres.
Their self-titled debut is 11 tracks that run all over twang and rockabilly and plain ol? 4/4 rock, centered around heartbreaker Bard
Meier?s holy voice. 
CD Mini The Beatifics From the brain of former Rockerfellers front guy Chris Dorn. Smart Hooky Pop, garagey enough to  thrill the retro crowd, but Modern enough to make melt the heart of any hipster.
CD MiniCD Mini Dylan Hicks is the Walter Mitty of rock. He's the average guy with outlandish dreams of glory ...or the bookish accountant who wants to slay dragons. He's a lovable longshot. But in the crowded arena of rock 'n' roll, nobody storms a stage quite like this loose-limbed Govenor of Fun.
CD Mini Lifter Puller
 Razor-sharp rhythms and chiming riffs come at you like the inevitable conflagration of a Jackson Pollock painting and a f*cked-up
car crash. Singer Craig's lyrics sound like the cool poetry you wish you'd had the talent to write in school. Lifter Puller put spooge phrases like "bigger-than-life" right back intheir place.
CD Mini Love Cars, Their pop is atmospheric without being boring,
smooth and bouncy and heartbreaking. Some bands grow on you. Love-cars don't - - unless you count the thirty seconds it takes to come to love
CD Mini Magnatone
Punk, pop and roots rock meet in the too-hip-for-the-garage tunes of Minneapolis-based Trio.  This is the sort of group that reminds you why Rock and Roll was cool in the first place. 
CD MiniTitanic Love affair
Catchy, hard-hitting, guitar-driven power pop. Titanic Love Affair are the kings of their scene. Featuring: Jay Bennett (Wilco) ,Ken Hartz, Lars Gustafsson (Mother May I) , and  Mike Hazelrigg 
CD Mini Americans For Radio Diversity "Teleconned: We Want the Airwaves"
This benefit CD compilation for Americans for Radio Diversity contains 16 previously unreleased and hard-to-find tracks from performers who value diversity and creative expression in radio - you'll recognize a lot of them as artists who sell a lot of records despite low-to-no airplay.