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G. Love

Garrett Dotton III - also known as G. Love - was born in Philadelphia, PA. He began playing guitar at the age of 8 and wrote his first song by the time he was a freshman in high school. With influences such as Bob Dylan, John Hammond Jr., The Beastie Boys, Run-DMC and Schooly D, you'd probably wonder what the music of G. Love would sound like. (01/16/2008)

Gales of November

Gales of November perform "Heaven Before We Know," "River in the Sea," "Out of the Blue," and "Crows" (11/08/2005)

Gang Font

It's a band that rocks the proverbial boat with a punk-ish gait supplanted by youthful vigor. On this outing, bassist Greg Norton (Husker Du), keyboardist Craig Taborn, drummer Dave King (Bad Plus), and bassist/guitarist Eric Fratzke (Happy Apple) pursue unbalanced injections of prog-rock, topped-off with angst-ridden licks, pounding beats and more. (04/25/2007)

Mark Gardener

Known for his work with early 90's British shoegazing band, Ride, he's traded in his electric guitar for an acoustic, but traces of his former band still remain in his solo work. He dropped by the Current studios to perform and talk with Mark Wheat. (09/19/2005)

Inara George

Inara George (Bird) and Greg Kurstin (Bee) do just fine without each other. He's a well-respected and in-demand producer and keyboardist and she's got a solid solo career going. They formed The Bird and the Bee to collaborate on jazzy electropop. (11/14/2006)

Inara George

Inara George performs "Fools Work," "Genius," and "Famous Blue Raincoat" (09/23/2005)

Georgie James

Georgie James is not a person. Georgie James is a band, based out of Washington, DC. The duo just signed with Saddle Creek Records (home to Bright Eyes, Maria Taylor and Two Gallants), who released their debut album "Places" in late September, 2007. (11/12/2007)

The Get Up Johns

The Get Up Johns are a Twin Cities duo that loves old time country gospel and folk and remind many of the Louvin Brothers, perhaps the most well-known of the "brother groups." (07/28/2006)

The Get-Rites

Harkening back to the music of the Louvin Brothers, The Get-Rites' country gospel songs don't leave out anything one needs to get converted. Tom Feldmann delivers the message in these songs right up front and lays the cards on the table. (12/06/2007)

Ghostland Observatory

Thomas Turner and Aaron Behrens are the duo that makes up Ghostland Observatory. With their blend of electronics, drums, guitar and vocals, they have emerged with a sound that is the culmination of past influence and present inspiration. (08/19/2006)

Eliza Gilkyson

Eliza Gilkyson performs "Borderline," "Jedidiah 1777," and "Think About You" (11/18/2005)

Girls

A brand new band from San Francisco, Girls specialize in always-sunny California pop -- jangling guitars, beautiful harmonies and flawless hooks. Frontman Christopher Owens layers this sunny backdrop with darker lyrics reminiscent of more introverted artists. (11/16/2009)

Glasvegas

The indie-rock quartet uses influences from all over the UK and combines them with rockabilly and doo-wop sensibilities, creating a sound that has gained them wide ranging praise from around the globe. Their self-titled debut was released in January, 2009. (04/07/2009)

The Go! Team

The Go! Team is a six piece band from Brighton, England founded by Ian Parton. Their debut CD "Get It Together" was primarily a solo effort by Ian and released in 2000. In 2003 the single, "Kickstart" was released, followed by "Thunder, Lightning, Strike" in 2004, which quickly became a UK smash and nominated for a Mercury Prize. (07/30/2008)