The Big Friendly Corporation
Genre: Indie rock
Web site: http://www.myspace.com/thebigfriendlycorporation
The Big Friendly Corporation started as a solo project for Ryan Marth. In 2003, Marth recorded an all-analogue record and at the request of his sister, Melissa, started a band. With Melissa on keys, Jeff Ford on guitar, Mike McDonald on drums, Timothy Styles on bass and Marth on guitar, the band has since released two albums and continues to create.
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- Free MP3s:
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An Uncomfortable Silence
Everybody was Invited to the Party (but Me)
I Don't Want to be Rich
- Recent Appearances
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Big Friendly Corporation at The Beat
Big Friendly Corporation at The Bunkhouse
18b Music Festival
Neon Reverb presents Big Friendly Corporation at The Beat
Twin Brother at The Bunkhouse
- Musicians:
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Ryan Marth – Guitar, Vocals
Jeff Ford – Guitar, Vocals
Timothy Styles – Bass, Vocals
Mike McDonald – Drums, Vocals
Melissa Marth – Keyboards, Vocals - Formed:
- 2005, Las Vegas, NV
- Influences
- The Beatles, Devo, Electric Light Orchestra, T.REX and Radiohead.
- Current status
- Writing, recording and performing.
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10 Vegas acts to watch in 2010: The Big Friendly Corporation
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Hello!
Would you guys be interested to play at the Nevada Wild Fest this year from October 12-16 at the Henderson Pavilion? We are currently looking for some good local acts to play at our event, so please let me know if you are available at the above dates and we can proceed from there. You may email me at joshuaphang@liliclairecommunications.org.
Thank you very much!
Posted by: phang on 5/20/11 at 1:30 p.m. (Suggest removal)
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