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Werner Durand

WERNER DURAND performs his own music for saxophones, iranian ney, and self-made wind instruments since the late seventies. He studied with Ariel Kalma in Paris, Indian classical music in India and Berlin (with Kamalesh Maitra) and Iranian ney with Ali Reza Asgharia. He started to build wind instruments out of plexi-glass and PVC in the early 80s, which led to the foundation of THE THIRTEENTH TRIBE in 1990.

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Zond

ZOND are a maximum volume, minimalist soundrock group based in Melbourne, Australia. They are named after a member of the group's childhood dog and/or a Hi-God People track and/or satellite of the USSR. Their live shows and recordings vary from screaming punk car crash to dark ambient alloy radiation field hum: all that can be known in advance is the intensity of the performance.
ZOND includes members of past and present groups: Fong, Library Punks, On, Mum Smokes, TAX...

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Hati

There are at least two bands named Hati: 1. Polish musical project based on acoustic instrument sounding.
The instruments they use are acoustic, namely traditional (ethnic) acoustic instruments and hand-made instruments or objects not necessarily meant for creating music, which produce interesting sounds. The instruments are made of metal, wood, leather and stone. They also use electronic equipment. The keywords are: trance, rhythm and sound. Website: http://www.hati.info 2. German black metal band, date of forming unknown.

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Rhys Chatham

Rhys Chatham (b. New York City) is an American avant-garde composer, guitarist, and trumpet player. He currently lives in France. In the early 1970s Chatham was the first music director of The Kitchen in New York. His early compositions owed a significant debt to La Monte Young and other minimalists. His concert productions included experimenters Maryanne Amacher, Robert Ashley, Philip Glass, Meredith Monk, Pauline Oliveros, Steve Reich, and early alternative-rockers such as Brian Eno, Robert Fripp and Fred Frith.

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The Lumberjack Feedback

The Lumberjack Feedback is a sludge/doom band from Lille (France) since april 2008. The first idea was to be a stoner band but the band decided to take another direction with dark and slow ambiances, without forgetting the rock n’roll. The line-up is instrumental and is composed of four guys, two guitar players, a bass player and a drummer. The first demo of the band is going to be in progress and the support may be a 7” LP to release in the end of 2008.

The Lumberjack Feedback on Last.fm.

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Planning for Burial

Following the release of the underrated Leaving (on Enemies List, home of Have A Nice Life) Planning For Burial has been sporadically popping up in live venues (sharing the stage with a wide breadth of musical compatriots from Chelsea Wolfe to Deafheaven while seeming out of place at none) along the east and west coasts and releasing a slew of EPs and splits over the last 3 years (all while writing and recording a mythical second album that has been dangled in front of his obsessive fans as coming soon for almost three years).

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Martin Bizarro

Martin Bizarro is a British sound artist, lyricist, adventurer and beetroot skinner, whose lo-fi casio mashups and musique concrete have been played on youtube by over two people, including himself. He used to hang around with Neil Campbell and Richard Youngs a bit, and now pesters the A Band on an irregular basis.

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