Make Your Choice is the natural expression of the experiences and artistic inclinations of four musicians, with different musical backgrounds, revealed in an original, personal and creative manner.

1. Hole In The Stomach
2. Timewarp
3. Packman
4. Jungle Jazzin'
5. Fusian
6. Scott
7. Moving Head

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 5/18/2011
Individual Choice lives in Brussels Belgium

Tagged as: Jazz, Rock, Prog Rock

1. Surfacing by Roots of Rebellion: melodic modern hard rock
2. Ohio Sessions, July to September by The Town Monster: sounds like synth pop walking down a dark alley
3. In Life by Idlemine: A solid hybrid sound of Instrumental Rock
4. Megaton Robotic Apple Pie by Chinaski: dark and driving energetic alternative rock
5. halt by Psycliq: an electric heart with an organic soul
6. Ohio Sessions, January to March by The Town Monster: sounds like synth pop walking down a dark alley
7. Nofilter by LehtMoJoe: a booty-grooving, intensely melodic, splice-o-matic masterpiece
8. Penguin Dust by Atomic Opera: progressive world-influenced hard rock.
9. Keep Your Head Up by The Old Recruits: a new take on old funk
10. Pivot by Amoeba: cinematic pop-ambient
11. Thrill Hype by The Napoleon Blown Aparts: obnoxious high-energy rock
12. Uncle Mean by Thursday Group: melodic composed progressive Jazz
13. Berlin Calls by AndrewPlusJohn: soulful electric guitar in a smooth and gentle landscape
14. Mojo Radio by Mojo Radio: dirty blues fo' yo' dirty minds
15. Lookin' Fly by The Old Recruits: a new take on old funk
16. The End of the Beginning by Cancer Killing Gemini: a blend of modern rock, downtempo, industrial and post grunge
17. The Cure for Chaos Theory by Psycliq: an electric heart with an organic soul
18. Watchful by Amoeba: cinematic pop-ambient
19. It Only Hurts When We Breathe by Cancer Killing Gemini: a blend of modern rock, downtempo, industrial and post grunge
20. Caught Between Summers by Connor Thuotte: guitar driven alternative rock

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