Bands Disbanded
- 22-20s
- 4Him
- A*Teens
- Acceptance
- Adequate Seven
- Arab Strap
- b4-4
- Bad Astronaut
- The Beautiful Mistake (hiatus)
- The Blackout Pact
- Blur (return in 2008)
- Bow Wow Wow (hiatus)
- Bro'Sis
- The Casket Lottery (hiatus)
- Cave In (hiatus, return in 2009)
- Centinex
- Champion
- Clor
- Cold
- The Darkness
- Day At The Fair
- Dead Moon
- Death from Above 1979
- Dropbox
- Eiffel 65
- Elefantes
- E.Town Concrete
- Finch (hiatus)
- For Felix (hiatus)
- Frost* (hiatus)
- Further Seems Forever
- Gorky's Zygotic Mynci
- High School Football Heroes
- Hope of the States
- JJ72
- JR Ewing
- The Juliana Theory
- Kill Cheerleader
- Kind of Like Spitting
- Letter Kills
- The Letters Organize
- Mest
- Mad Capsule Markets (hiatus)
- N'Versity
- The Organ
- Peccatum
- The Plot To Blow Up The Eiffel Tower
- Preluders
- Rainer Maria
- Scatter the Ashes
- Sinergy
- Sleater-Kinney
- The Soviettes
- Speedstar
- Stampin' Ground
- The Suicide Machines
- Supersystem
- System of a Down (hiatus, return in 2011)
- Test Icicles
- This Day and Age
- To My Surprise
- Treble Charger
- Vendetta Red
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