December 2008
Dronica re-releases their debut album, "Brain Shredder", which is mixed and produced by Emma-O.
Emma-O is still on hiatus from playing music in order to catch up on a backlog of creative work, some of which goes back 4 years. Among this work are unreleased recordings, numerous photos, artwork and writings. A new web site design is also in progress.
February 2008
Emma-O relocates and is on a temporary hiatus from music and playing in bands.
November
2007
Emma-O is no longer the lead guitar player for The Johnnys, due to band politics and differences of opinion. She begins to focus all her attention on her own music and projects.
October 2007
Emma-O with The Johnnys are interviewed on BananaPeelRadio.com.
September 2007
Emma-O with The Johnnys are interviewed on ThatRadio.com.
August 2007
Emma-O appears with The Johnnys as the featured band in the annual music issue of Spirit Magazine.
July 2007
Fidget's debut CD entitled "Don't Fidget, Missy! ", in which Emma-O contributes material, is released.
Emma-O releases online more than 2 dozen tracks, most of which were never heard before.
June 2007
The Johnnys interview featuring Emma-O and Veronica Johnny appears on the Aboriginal People's Television Network show, "Entertainment Beat".
May 2007
The Johnnys' debut CD entitled "I Like it A Lot", in which Emma-O plays lead guitar and contributes material, is released.
March 2007
Emma-O leaves the band Fidget, due to musical differences, and a lack of common interests and ideals.
The Impatiens disband due to reasons unclear.
November 2006
Emma-O joins the all-girl pop-punk band Fidget as rhythm guitarist, back-up vocalist and co-songwriter.
Emma-O also joins the garage-punk-rock'n'roll band The Johnnys as lead guitarist, back-up vocalist and co-songwriter.
July 2005
Emma-O forms The Impatiens with Toronto musician Johnny Vine.
June 2005
Pimpinella officially disbands due to musical differences.
November 2004
Emma-O self-records and self-produces The Gloom's official 4-song demo. Songs previously worked on with Edgar Lebel are re-written and arranged by Emma-O, and new material is added.
December 2003
The Gloom officially bec0mes Emma-O's solo project.
May 2003
Emma-O's song "Phone Sex Girl" hits #16 on the Hard Rock Charts at Amazon.com.
April 2003
Underwire officially disbands and transforms into the two-piece band called Pimpinella, which features Buffalo, NY drummer Ziggy Sweet.
April-May 2003
Emma-O's song "Phone Sex Girl" reaches #1 on the Punk Artist Chart at mp3.com Australia and stays there for 7 consecutive weeks. Emma-O (who at the time was using the band name "Underwire") also enjoyed 5 straight weeks as the #1 punk artist. During this time, Emma-O's songs were averaging around 100 streams of music a day.
February 2003
Emma-O forms The Gloom with bassist, vocalist and co-songwriter Edgar LeBel of The Futz.
May 2002
Emma-O records using the band name Underwire, a 5-song demo at First Take, Inc., Toronto. The songs, "Phone Sex Girl", "Nothing", "Cheat", "Whenever I Call You" and the acoustic "Li'l Girl Child" are subsequently released. Musicians appearing on the demo include drummer Mark Johnson of Uranium Willy, and bassists Edgar LeBel of The Futz and Tom Heyda of The Avros.
March 2002
Emma-O appears on the Toronto radio station CFRB 1010 AM call-in show the "Who-on-Earth-Told-You-You-Have-Talent" contest.
January 2002
Underwire, is profiled as the "Featured Artist" for January by Boise, Idaho fanzine The Blue Envelope.
January 2001
Emma-O officially forms the band "Underwire", featuring its first member, drummer Jay Fewings of Toronto. Subsequent band members over the following 2-3 years included Craig Bryant, Tom Heyda and Gary Duke (who went on to form The Avros), Edgar LeBel of The Futz, Dennis DeRoos of Knights of the Roses and Matt Coverley of Cold Blue Sky, Red Star Romance and Bad Samaritan Records.
July 2000
Trans Love Airways current line-up disbands.
July 1998
Emma-O joins as rhythm guitarist, back-up vocalist and co-songwriter the Toronto psychedelic-rock band Trans Love Airways.
