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Ramleh

(Note: For more information on Ramleh and Broken Flag records please visit: www.myspace.com/ramleh and www.brokenflag.com) History: Ramleh started out as a power electronics group in 1982 by Gary Mundy of Broken Flag records. He added Bob Strudwick and later replaced him with Jerome Clegg. Ramleh recorded some of the earliest, and heaviest examples of power electronics with many releases and live performances, including the classic "Return to Slavery" album. The original phase of the band ended in 1984.

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Nightmare Visions

UK Death Metal band, formed in 1983 by vocalist / guitarist Andy Barnard, who was a member of Electro Hippies and Metal Duck. Although active for 25 years, the band has only released 3 albums and 1 EP, however they are a highly regarded underground act, and have toured with numerous bands, including Master, Paradise Lost, Benediction and Carcass.

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Ivan Drever

Orkney's best known musical export, Ivan has played both solo and with Wolfstone. In the early 90s, he produced an Orkney-themed album for Orkney's best known non-musical export (Highland Park whisky). As well as having a rich singing voice, he plays fiddle tunes on the guitar with a speed and a precision that has to be heard to be believed.

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Ist

1. ist History ist was formed in March 2001, the original line-up consisting of Kenton Hall, Jack Bomb, Detroit Robbins and Mark "Flash" Haynes. The original line-up toured extensively throughout the UK following the releases of The Adult Tree EP in 2001 and the album Freudian Corduroy in 2003. The year 2004 saw setbacks for ist. Lead guitarist and contributing lyricist Jack Bomb left the band to form Vitriol I.D. in August, and in October bassist Detroit Robbins died. The remaining members chose to move forward adding bassist John McCourt.

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Russian Vespers

The Book Club

Sheffield based band featuring Joe Carnall, ex Milburn, as lead singer and songwriter. Ex Arctic Monkeys bassist Andy Nicholson was originally involved, later leaving to work with The Reverend. The Book Club, originally a project of Joe’s where drafting in friends to help out with the recordings was enough it had previously featured ex-milburn members Joe Green and Louis Carnall. Now with four ‘ever-present’ members, Anthony Allen, Patrick Conwill & Thomas Colclough, making up The Book Club and with a nationwide tour under their belts the band is really coming into it’s own.

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