Artist description St. Petersburg Florida's, Spiller, make their sonic home where indie-rock and power-pop collide. This dynamic 4-piece combines their own blend of pop and rock with clever, moody lyrics from a loser in love. Spiller, the press says "writes the songs you sing for days and turn up on your car stereo." Fans of power-pop and indie-rock will love these fine young men's music.

Music Style Indie-pop-rock

Musical Influences Sloan, Buffalo Tom, Weezer, Superchunk, Fountains of Wayne, Elvis Costello,

Similar Artists Superchunk, Everclear, Semisonic, Weezer, Sloan

Artist History Spiller formed in the spring of ’97. They took their name from the back of a license plate. They rock. They like to play "007-GoldenEye" on Nintendo and drink beer. They rock. Marcus likes Star Wars, Brett is good at tennis, John likes to buy guitars he can't afford and Martin just got a cool new job. They rock. That's the history of Spiller.

Group Members Vocals/Guitar - John McNicholas, Bass Guitar/Vocals -Martin Rice, Guitar/Vocals Marcus McCord and Drums - Brett Sherman.

Instruments 2 Guitars, Bass, Drums, Keyboards, Vocals

Albums Gold Leader, The Great Mistake

Press Reviews Just three months after their beginning, Weekly Planet magazine voted Spiller “Best Rock Band of Tampa Bay.” In 1998 the same magazine voted Spiller's freshman release, Gold Leader "Best Local CD." Spiller has shared the stage with bands such as Fastball, Better Than Ezra, and Orbit, while its individual members have shared the stage with such acts as Superchunk, The Grifters, Cheap Trick, ...the list goes on. Spiller’s most recent album is currently available at shows and from MP3.com.

Location St. Petersburg, FL - USA

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