Splitsville
Splitsville is a legendary power pop band known for their infectious melodies, sharp songwriting, and energetic performances. Formed in 1994 by musicians Brandt Huseman, Matt Huseman, and Paul Krysiak, the band emerged from the ashes of The Greenberry Woods. With a sound drawing from classic influences like The Beatles, The Who, and The Jam, Splitsville carved out a unique space in the indie music scene with a fresh, yet familiar sound. Their albums, Splitsville U.S.A. (1996), Ultrasound (1997), Repeater (1998), and The Complete Pet Soul (2001) showcase their knack for combining punchy, guitar-driven pop with sophisticated arrangements. Guitarist Tony Waddy joined Splitsville in 2001, helping the band reach new sonic heights on Incorporated (2003.) After an extended hiatus, Splitsville has returned with a new album, Mobtown (2025), a love letter to their hometown of Baltimore that expands on their timeless sound.