1. Dish is an indie post-rock trio from Asheville, North Carolina. The band consist of vocalist/guitarist Nate Marshall, guitarist/bassist Clayton Gibb and drummer Chris Simmons. They released the album Honeycomb in June 2022 and the album This House Has Legs in August 2023. 2. Dish was an indie rock duo formed by brothers Roberto and Nathaniel Aguilar, known for their unconventional music and creative use of found percussion. Raised in Damascus, Maryland, the brothers grew up playing music together, blending Roberto's versatile vocals and guitar work with Nathaniel's unique percussion style, which utilized objects like sheet metal, hubcaps, and pots and pans. Their debut EP, Los Angeles, was recorded in a rapid three-day session in Los Angeles with producers Jay Bellerose and Jen Condos and engineered by Ryan Freeland. Released in the mid-2000s, the EP was described as an "impressionist dreamscape" and helped establish the duo's reputation for experimental, genre-defying music. In 2009, Dish released their full-length album, Ma Raison De Vivre Ton Amour (Your Love is My Reason to Live). The album, featuring 16 tracks, allowed the duo to explore various musical styles, from upbeat, polyrhythmic percussion segments to more somber and reflective songs. Collaborating with guest musicians and incorporating instruments like the viola, upright bass, and mandolin, the album was compared to the work of bands like Margot and the Nuclear So and So's and described as "raw, organic, strong, dark, and beautiful." Despite the critical success of Ma Raison De Vivre Ton Amour, it remains unclear what became of the band after the album's release in 2009. 3. DISH is a visual kei band that has been active since 2006, belonging to the misshitsu kei subgenre. The current members are vocalist, guitarist and programmer SIVY, support bassist Katsuhiko Masuhara (増原克彦) and support drummer TELL. The band originally consisted of vocalist and guitarist SIVY and bassist Kouhei Nemoto (根本コウヘイ), with Beni joining as the drummer in May 2007. That year, they released their demo Samidare Namidaame (五月雨涙雨) in July. DISH officially launched in 2008 with the release of their first mini-album, Ame to chikashitsu to koibito (雨と地下室と恋人), on April 20. In November 2008, they followed up with the single YELLOW ep. limited. (イエロウ ep. limited.). Drummer Beni left the band in March 2009. Their next release, the mini-album Yami to souretsu to kirisaki ame (闇と葬列と切り裂き雨), came out in November 2009. DISH contributed their song HONEY DON'T CRY (ハニィドンクライ) to the omnibus album XIII File Vol.1, which was released on February 17, 2010. Throughout 2010, the band released several singles, including Kimi ni yoku nita shiroi hana nisemono no, sora。 (君によく似た白い花 偽物の、空。) on July 30, and Reizouko to shoujo, zannen na soushitsu (冷蔵庫と少女、残念な喪失) on December 9. Their releases continued into 2012 with singles such as LIVINGDEAD e.p. and melanchoric e.p., which was released on April 22, 2012. DISH also performed live at Meguro THE LIVE STATION on September 14, 2012. In early 2013, DISH released the single Re;U-2 e.p., followed by their first full-length album Haru to ketsubetsu to sakimida (春と訣別と咲乱 自主制作盤) on February 27. Later that year, on September 19, they released the single curtain call.ep. Kouhei left the band on December 1, 2013. In 2014, DISH released the mini-album Chou to dokuhaku to zankoku (蝶と独白と残黒), and in 2015, the single iranaimono e.p.. The band continued releasing singles in the following years, including ComeDown in 2016 and DAYDREAM。 (デイドリー夢。) later that year, followed by Souten to akai ito (蒼天と赤い糸) in 2017. In 2018, they celebrated their 10th anniversary with a one-man live event titled Sayonara Triangle on November 15, which marked the last performance with support members OINUMA and KIRI. In 2019, DISH changed their name to dishes are scheming and held their first live under the new name on January 24, with OINUMA and KIRI as official members. The single dishes are scheming was released on November 27, 2019. However, both OINUMA and KIRI left the band on November 28, 2019. In December 2022, the band reverted to their original name, DISH. 4. Dish was a quartet from Raleigh, North Carolina, releasing music between 1993 and 1995. The band was led by singer and pianist Dana Kletter, alongside guitarist and vocalist Bo Taylor, bassist Sara Bell, and drummer Jerry Kee. Kletter, a classically trained musician with a background in Brahms and Mendelssohn as well as country and rock, formed Dish after contributing backing vocals on Hole's Live Through This. The band combined elements of guitar-driven garage rock with more reflective, piano-based pop. Dish's release, Mabel Sagittarius, was recorded with producer Mitch Easter, known for his work with R.E.M., and was released in 1994 on Engine/Crypt Records. In the same year, the band signed with Interscope Records and began recording their debut album. The album, titled Boneyard Beach was released in 1995. Despite favorable reviews, the album did not achieve commercial success. Critics compared Kletter's vocal style to Natalie Merchant, while Trouser Press highlighted the album's "elegant, haunting melodies." Other reviews noted the band's blend of rock elements with Kletter's chamber-pop influences. However, the lack of promotion from Interscope led to frustrations within the band, and Dish eventually disbanded. 5. DISH is an indie rock band from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, originally formed in 2003 under the name "Andelina's Disease." The band underwent a name change in 2007, adopting the name DISH. Their first album, Deklamasi, was released in January 2012. Four years later, in January 2016, DISH released their second album, Aku, Dia Dan Nirvana. The band's most recent work, the single Kanvas, was released in October 2022. 6. DISH is the wrong tag for the Japanese dancing rock band DISH//