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John Vanderslice

John Vanderslice grew up in Florida and Georgia before eventually moving to Potomac Maryland. He took piano lessons as a child, and by eighth grade he had learned to play guitar. He released three well-received albums with the band MK Ultra and in 2000 his solo debut album, Mass Suicide Occult Figurines, was recorded in his own studio, Tiny Telephone which he started in 1997. (10/09/2007)

Suzanne Vega

Beauty & Crime is Suzanne Vega's first studio album in six years. It is also her debut release on Blue Note Records, and for fans that have grown up with Suzanne it's a revealing look into her evolution as a singer and songwriter. (10/02/2007)

Vega4

It's hard to peg Vega4's national identity. They formed in London, but actually have no current members from England. (01/22/2007)

Tom Vek

Tom Vek performs "C-C (You Set the Fire in Me)," "A Little Word in Your Ear," and "I Ain't Saying My Goodbyes" (11/11/2005)

Venus

Twin Cities musician Venus offers insight on everything from pet cats to ruling the world. (01/26/2007)

VHS or Beta

Craig Pfunder and Mike McGill of the Louisville, Kentucky, band VHS or Beta are touring in support of their latest album, "Bring on the Comets." They admit that their new album is a bit of a musical departure from their earlier dance-influenced albums. (09/06/2007)

Vicious Vicious

Vicious Vicious began as lead man Erik Appelwick's moniker for his debut album "Blood and Clover." Now Vicious Vicious is a full-blown live band featuring Heath Henjum, Adrian Suarez, and J.G. Everest (12/14/2007)

Vicious Vicious

Vicious Vicious perform "Castaways," "It's a Serious Thing," "Don't Let Me Down," and "Here Come the Police" (12/16/2005)

Videohippos

Dan Deacon has been getting a lot of attention lately. The Baltimore City paper has named him Best Solo Performer for the past two years. Pitchfork gave the new album, Spiderman Of The Rings, an 8.7 and named the album the Best New Music of May. (07/03/2007)

Vietnam

The band Vietnam is the bad boys from Brooklyn, N.Y., who play the kind of rock suggested by the unholy ternary of sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll. They play melodramatic, blues-like glam rock with oddly enunciated vocals and mellow guitar strums. (12/06/2006)