Bologna, Italy

Jonathan Clancy (vocals, guitar, synth) Emilio Torreggiani (guitar) Bruno Germano (guitar, vocals) Federico Oppi (drums) Paul Pieretto (bass)

	Settlefish - The Plural Of The Choir A sprawling, innovative body of work, tightly wound with imagination and joined with turbulent bouts of instrumental discord, The Plural Of The Choir is the Settlefish's greatest accomplishment - not only through music, but also words, mood, art and environment. Produced by Brian Deck (Modest Mouse, Iron & Wine, Tortoise). Artwork by Tae Won Yu (Built To Spill, Beck) ...More / Reviews / Audio
	Settlefish - The Quiet Choir Six acoustic tracks (plus three videos) meant to accompany Settlefish's full-length The Plural Of The Choir, which marked the beginning of an innovative stage for Settlefish: one that found the Settlefish flexing its musical muscle, composing songs that shift from sweeping, haunting mini-epics to terse, pulsating blasts of cacophony, wrenching and wringing the unmistakably American genre of indie rock ...More / Reviews / Audio
	Settlefish - Dance A While, Upset Dance A While, Upset undoubtedly appeals to the punk spirit: the energy, the conviction, the fearless anthemic qualities. But it does so with indie rock aesthetics: technical proficiency, experimentation, a unique lyrical approach that creates mountains of mental imagery. The result is an edgy, urgent, epic sound that builds from inside...dangerous and delicate, intricate ...More / Reviews / Audio
	Settlefish / Desert City Soundtrack / Sounds Like Violence SLV begins this split with an impressive example of what this Settlefish is capable of, insanely passionate, highlighted by pushed-to-the-brink vocals and razor-sharp guitars. Settlefish carries the fiery torch with stout, rolling bass lines, kinetic guitars and Clancy's singing easily the most electric he's been on record. Continuing on the path of unpredictability, Desert City ...More / Reviews / Audio
	Deep Elm - Cover Your Tracks New School Deep Elm meets Old School Deep Elm in this unique collection of cover songs. Newer bands on the Deep Elm roster were given total freedom to cover songs from our older bands / alumni...and the results are simply incredible. The record also includes a new track from Sounds Like Violence and closes with a fan-submitted track about our label and bands. Word. ...More / Reviews / Audio
	The Emo Diaries - Chapter 9: Sad Songs Remind Me Unreleased songs by Settlefish (italy), So Sad Althea (Sweden), Milton Mapes, Surrounded (Sweden), The Local Art (Japan), Michael, The Paper Champions, La Pieta, Iamuse (Sweden), The National Anthems (Sweden), Avec and At The Close Of Every Day. "There are few compilations out there with this kind of quality and fewer that can attest to the consistency ...More / Reviews / Audio