Album Notes

These 21 bands represent some of the best independent music currently tearing through the underground music scene today! From the sonic assault of track 1 by The Pennyroyals to the timeless rock anthem of God Or Julie's finale, this compilation is chock full of rock gems.

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1) Watch Me Die- The Pennyroyals
2) Evolution Queen- 10 Heads High
3) Mixing In With My Blood- Fixer
4) Stereo- Jared Scharff and the Royals
5) Memory- Hero Pattern
6) Little Lives- Overnight Lows
7) All In Your Head- Ultra High Frequency
8) Everyone Is Coming Over- Copperpot
9) Born in NYC- Cinema, Cinema
10) Atomic Boy- The Frantic
11) Thin Ice- Temporary Grace
12) Bulletproof- Finespun
13) It's the Same- The Asher Kahn Band
14) To Get Her Coin- Dayglow
15) Fixer-Upper Lover- The Marianne Pillsburys
16) If Life Was Not- Mellow Commotion
17) Ghost of A Chance- Grammar Debate!
18) China- The Commons
19) Mt. Misery- Never After
20) Gasoline Rainbow- Ionia
21) It's Not Over- God Or Julie

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Listen to some song clips, buy your copy and most importantly check out these bands!!


Executive Album Producer: Mark Landgraf

Recorded and Produced by each individual band.

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Modirn Music Sampler Vol 3 Review

by Jessica Sager, Planet Verge Magazine

Boasting a stellar lineup of the area's underground and independent scene, the Modirn Music Sampler, Volume 3 is a must have for anyone into up-and-coming rock. While some will argue that the huge variety of bands (there are twenty-one to choose from) could seem a bit daunting for someone unfamiliar with the scene, but is simultaneously necessary to give the same proverbial "wet behind the ears" crowd a taste of what they're missing. Particular highlights include tracks four (Jared Scharff and the Royals' "Stereo," a barnburner with some sweet guitar solos), five ("Memory" by Hero Pattern, a hand-clapping, danceable, catchy-as-hell raw rock song), and fourteen ("To Get Her Coin" by Dayglow, a refreshing, upbeat keyboard-powered number—by all chicks!--that will be stuck in your head until the volume four comes out).

All in all, the Modirn Music Sampler, Volume 3 is a great asset to any fan of independent music, a great asset to anyone who loves a good compilation (really, who needs Now 897,456?), and a killer CD to have handy if you've got both good musical taste and ADD.