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(Taken From www.wrongtom.com) After spending ages attempting to shoe horn his musical tastes into easy to swallow genres, Tom gave up trying and now lets it flow naturally. The results can be heard in everything from his collaborative efforts with indie soul-boys Hard-Fi to more experimental beat workouts and off the cuff song writing. As a producer and recording artist he takes elements from a variety of DIY styles including punk, hip hop, reggae and garage, not to mention grandiose forays into psyche and prog rock or cheapo dancehall and synth-pop...

DJs From Mars are two deejays (Aqualuce and Ventafunk) landed for random causes, in the same time, in the same place, in BlissCo. Studios, on planet Earth. Their first sonic experiment is generated in 2004, and goes by the name of “Non dormo più” (Movimental), Earth reaction is nice (the single appears in 5 compilations and goes straight to the highest charts positions). Right after, “Open Sesame” and “Kipo Mambo” (Movimental, 2005) are released, and the alien DJs are playlisted outside of Italy too.

Sickboy Milkplus (aka Jurgen Desmet) is one of Europe's most original and innovative electronic producers, with a myriad of projects including "breakcore gives me wood" and "servants of the apocalyptic goat rave" and an impressive string of releases on tigerbeat 6, peaceoff, mirex and wood. Favoring pop music appropriation and crushing breaks as a preferred medium to tear up the dance floor, Sickboys' performance will not disappoint the adventurous.
http://milkplus.widerstand.org/

The Kleptones are fronted by Eric Kleptone, a DJ from the United Kingdom. They produce internet-only bastard pop albums. Typically, they mix rock/R&B instrumentals with hip-hop, rock and pop vocals, alongside cut-up spoken-word samples from a wide range of film, radio and television sources. Their first release was the eclectic EP "Never Trust Originality" in 2002. This was followed in 2004 with "Yoshimi Battles The Hip-Hop Robots", which blended the Flaming Lips music with rap vocals from hip-hop stars past and present.