Unicycle Loves You

Unicycle Loves You met in Chicago, IL and have been performing live together since November 2006. Avid home recording artist, Jim Carroll hooked up with well-versed rock guitarist, Jon Pollock, and pop bassist Nicole Vitale in the summer of 2006. They began collaborating on rough indie pop demos before adding the smooth keyboard stylings of Adam Labrada and drummer, J.T. Baker, to the roster.

photo by Ginny Garramone

After Generating some decent internet buzz amongst various Chicago blogs, Unicycle Loves You soon gained the attention of D.I.Y. label, Highwheel Records, in the spring of 2007. Having signed with Highwheel, they entered Chicago's Engine Studios with producer and Red Red Meat veteran, Brian Deck, known for his work with Iron & Wine, and Modest Mouse among others.

photo by Lauren Kornman

Unicycle Loves You's self-titled debut album was recorded in December of 2007. Released on June 10, 2008, the album has been very well received critically despite the fact that Unicycle Loves You materialized from "out of nowhere" to most people on the planet.

photo by A + B Photography

Unicycle Loves You have since shared a stage with bands such as The Fiery Furnaces, Crystal Antlers, Bishop Allen, Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin, Robbers On High Street, Liam Finn and Cymbals Eat Guitars.

The band has just finished self-producing their second full-length album which will be released in September 2010 and look forward to playing for you in the very near future!

photo by Lauren Kornman



Unicycle Loves You met in Chicago, IL and have been performing live together since November 2006. Avid home recording artist, Jim Carroll hooked up with well-versed rock guitarist, Jon Pollock, and pop bassist Nicole Vitale in the summer of 2006. They began collaborating on rough indie pop demos before adding the smooth keyboard stylings of Adam Labrada and drummer, J.T. Baker, to the roster. photo by Ginny Garramone After Generating some decent internet buzz amongst various Chicago blogs, Unicycle Loves You soon gained the attention of D.I.Y. label, Highwheel Records, in the spring of 2007. Having signed with Highwheel, they entered Chicago's Engine Studios with producer and Red Red Meat veteran, Brian Deck, known for his work with Iron & Wine, and Modest Mouse among others. photo by Lauren Kornman Unicycle Loves You's self-titled debut album was recorded in December of 2007. Released on June 10, 2008, the album has been very well received critically despite the fact that Unicycle Loves You materialized from "out of nowhere" to most people on the planet. photo by A + B Photography Unicycle Loves You have since shared a stage with bands such as The Fiery Furnaces, Crystal Antlers, Bishop Allen, Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin, Robbers On High Street, Liam Finn and Cymbals Eat Guitars. The band has just finished self-producing their second full-length album which will be released in September 2010 and look forward to playing for you in the very near future! photo by Lauren Kornman	Jim Carroll: vocals/guitar photo by A + B Photography Nicole Vitale: bass/vocals photo by A + B Photography J.T. Baker: drums photo by A + B Photography