Just when you thought it's all been done, Rob Sterling makes a refreshing statement. His songs move forward in the same way all the greatest rock artists have done - with vision and style. Rob Sterling is a new mainstream alt-rock artist from Toronto whose sound is defined by catchy, hard-hitting rock grooves with a strong melodic sensibility and powerful live performances that invoke the urgency of a runaway freight train. Style: “Beer, Glamour and Sonic Vitamins”. His moody, atmospheric songs glorify the classic sounds of searing electric guitar and energize the listener with stirring and intense vocals. His knack of reinventing himself musically by combining styles and influences gives each of his songs a catchy and unique flavour. Originally from Toronto, Sterling started rock music at an early age, singing in a Junior High School rock band. By thirteen, he was a drummer in Teenage Kicks, a novelty band that received generous media attention in Toronto as the youngest rock ‘n roll band ever. Once finished high-school, he spent a year in College studying jazz bass and the jazz influence can be found these days in his choice of chords. Recently, while in India he played bass guitar in Silk Route, the country’s most successful Hindi-Pop band but as soon as he was back on Canadian soil he set out to make a name for himself on home turf. Currently he is working on fresh material for the new CD project, NonStopGo. The new music is heavy and melodic and sure to attract much attention in the near future. Watch for NonStopGo’s first release, STRAIGHT TO THE MOON, in early 2009!