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Although it means "Friendship" in Latin, Antilles hasn't always been the most stable of bands. Starting out in a living room years ago, the lineup has plowed through a startling number of drummers and bass players before evolving into a solid four-piece rocking machine.

Armed with a country-informed pop sensibility, smaller than average paychecks, and their recent CD release The Crumbling Process, this rocking band of brothers are ready to take on the Northern hemisphere, and from there the world!

After many aborted attempts, Antilles has finally released their debut album The Crumbling Process. This shining new full-length CD — filled with heroic tales of heartache, B-movies, oceanography, and undeserved death — has a scientifically proven running time of 41 minutes and 19 seconds, and as a sales-boosting feature has a young woman pictured on the cover.

A critical darling in run-down biker-bars and unpaid benefit gigs, Antilles is looking to expand thier fanbase and transcend the boundaries of radio-friendly pop in the coming millenium.

KC — A dreamer, and a classic singer-songwriter in the best sense of the term, KC is the epitome of a working class hero. His abilities to procure equipment for the band are second only to his abilities to wow the teeming millions on a regular basis with his amazing pipes, stylin' metro-pants, and fluid high-kicks. Take that, Springsteen.

Josh — The pessimist, the clichéd "mysterious guitarist", Josh owns a disproportionate number of signature guitars and is constantly in danger of buying another. He is the only member of the band with an Eastern Bloc ancestry and a last name to back it up.

Ian — As the ladies man of the group, Ian proves that, for some reason, the bass guitar has a mysterious power over womenfolk. Although never able to clean up his car, Ian can always be counted on to clean up when it comes time to get the phone numbers of nubile young concert goers.

Keagan — The new kid, Keagan has stepped up to the always dangerous position of rhythm doctor in Antilles. Quiet and soft-spoken, Keagan morphs into a hard-hitting robotic monster with no sense of right or wrong when he sits behind a drum-kit.