5 Minute Walk - Bands

Bands

  • Brave Saint Saturn (Active, with Department of Biophysics)
  • Cameron Jaymes (Performing as part of Jaymes Reunion)
  • Dime Store Prophets (Disbanded; members went on to form Tremolo)
  • Dryve (Disbanded; members went on to join Marjorie Fair and Tremolo)
  • The Echoing Green (Active, with A Different Drum Records)
  • The Electrics (Inactive)
  • Five Iron Frenzy (Active)
  • Justin McRoberts (Active, currently unsigned)
  • Model Engine/Black Eyed Sceva (Disbanded)
  • Mortal (On Hiatus; members went on to join Fold Zandura and Switchfoot)
  • My Brother's Mother (Disbanded)
  • Philmore (Inactive)
  • Rivulets and Violets (Disbanded)
  • Roper (Disbanded)
  • Rose Blossom Punch (Disbanded; members now in Fair)
  • Seven Day Jesus (Disbanded; members went on to join The O.C. Supertones, The Red Velvet, and Audio Adrenaline)
  • Sherri Youngward (Active, currently unsigned)
  • Soul-Junk (Active, with Quiver Society! Records)
  • The Smiley Kids (Disbanded)
  • The W's (Disbanded; members went on to join The O.C. Supertones, Bendixon, and Alpha Charlie)
  • Yum Yum Children (Active, currently unsigned)

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