NYC

Calm, kind, doesn't like crowds, clumsy, jokes sometimes. Member of the Interpol music group. Sings, plays guitar, reads books, swims, plays basketball, and has a pet chihuahua named Spinney. Lived in Spain, drinks often, and struggles with substance addiction. Behaves decently on stage, often wearing black glasses, shirts, trousers, and shoes. Holds a degree in comparative literature; polite, though prone to the rare fight. Often wears caps and is frequently late.

A musical group that began work in 1997, NYC. At the end of summer in 2002, the debut album Turn on the Bright Lights was released. Some critics consider this to be one of the best albums (but not all).

A New York-based group that started in 1999. They haven't released any albums yet, only two tracks that gained some popularity in America.

A short, boyish haircut with sloppy bangs, constantly smudged eyeliner, vintage '70s rock t-shirts, and distressed jeans. Personality: Straightforward, fiery, and possesses a powerful stage presence. She's the driving force behind the band, pushing them to rehearse until they drop. Background: Left a small town in Connecticut to escape a predictable life. Works as a waitress at a 24-hour diner to pay rent in Brooklyn.

Appearance: Minimalist style, thin-framed glasses, often wearing oversized sweaters and heavy Dr. Martens. Always looks put-together. Personality: Calm, observant, and a perfectionist. She handles logistics: contacts labels and ensures the band stays in debt. Background: Philosophy student at NYU. Brings mathematical precision and complex rhythmic structures to her music. Musical Style: Deep, pulsating bass, creating a melancholy foundation for the songs.

Appearance: Numerous small tattoos, bright (but faded) hair, often wears caps and bomber jackets. Constantly chews gum. Personality: Cheerful, unpredictable, a master of improvisation. She can forget where she left her drumsticks, but never misses a beat at a concert. Background: Raised in a family of Latino musicians from the Bronx, music for her is a physical need, not a career.