Noledge was made up by the bass player Whit. The spelling breaks the golden rule of vowel, consanent, vowel as the "O" is a short vowel sound instead of a long vowel sound. Why is this we may never know...but honestly people why would anyone call themselves No Ledge?

We love playing shows. We mostly play out of New England but we are attempting to plan a tour. Every moment on stage is speacial. There are millions of people around the world that cannot wake up everyday and say, "I chose to play music." The best part is that No one other than the four of us will ever know what it is like. Our experience is unique and exclusively for us.

the ability to promote,sell,and find fans of your style of music needs to catch up to the technology

Yes. We can't work days and play nights forever. It's not realistic something has got to give and I would rather give up my work life to focus on my creative work life. If it means I have to sign up somewhere then I am all for it. I don't want to be thirty five thinking that I use to be a great musician.

Nol*Edge (knowledge) was formed in Westfield, MA. Whit Cass (bass), Jaysun Salois (guitar), and Ian Mulanouskus (drums) founded the band in 2001. Originally Ian played guitar in a band with Whit in high school. Jaysun and Ian played hockey together while growing up. All three shared a common influence in bands such as 311 and Incubus. Channeling these influences, they began to write music and held parties at their studio to gain local exposure. For two years they crafted these early works while searching for a front man to complete their sound. In a chance meeting at a show, in 2002 they found Parker Sharp. The four quickly connected. The music was still raw but it had substance. It was time to showcase their talent on the local scene.
Nol*Edge grew in popularity in the coming years. They released two Ep’s “Changing Tides” (2002) and “Making Waves on Planet Earth” (2004). The two albums had regional success selling close to a thousand units each. Two songs from “Making Waves” were also put on 40,000 mp3 discs distributed across America in 2004. With their rise in popularity they began playing to large crowds in the hundreds at places such as; the Webster Theater in Hartford, CT., Middle East in Cambridge, MA., the Palladium in Worcester, MA., and C.B.G.B’s in the heart of Manhattan. They played these clubs with national acts such as Saliva, Trapt, Killswitch Engage, Earshot, 40 Below Summer, Hed PE, Smile Empty Soul, Stereogram, Murphy’s Law, Allister, Riddlin’ Kids, and Shadows Fall. In late 2006 they were recognized for their talents by Altered Industry Entertainment and Stillwork, a label and recording studio founded by Benjamin Jon.
Today Nol*Edge has released their first full length “Winding the Heart Strings”. Recorded at Stillwork and mastered by Zeuss at Planet Z studios, this album is their first big step towards national recognition. Before the release of the album in November 2007 the group headed to Lazer 99.3 for a lengthy interview. Three songs were featured and the interview aired on the areas most popular rock station with host Mike Haze. This helped fuel their strongest opening album sales to date.
There is an incredible future for Nol*Edge. They are geared for the 21st century with, myspace, ring tones, and single mp3 downloads. They continue to attract new listeners across the globe at their website as their daily plays grow in number. Successful sales of their T-shirts, stickers and albums will allow Nol*Edge the assets to plan their 2008 East Coast Tour. You may reach Nol*Edge at www.myspace.com/noledge420.

Fishbone,Living Color,Primus,Incubus,311,Red hot Chilli Peppers,Sublime

Anything green and lush, occasionally dank. Maybe with a waterfall and a mountainous cliff where you can watch as the hawks soar.

Mesa Heads and cabs, PRS guitars, Mark BASS heads and cabs, Warwick basses, Tama Drums and zildjian cymbals, Sennheiser and Audix microphones.

Check out our website at www.myspace.com/noledge420 You can buy single songs,ringtones and other cool merch!