noise

Bruce Clifford Gilbert (born on 18 May 1946 in Watford, Hertfordshire) is an English musician, one of the founding members of the influential and experimental art-punk band Wire and a pioneer in the experimental noise scene. He studied art in a British art school and found a niche in the budding avant-garde music scene in late-1960's England. Gilbert's experimental inclinations in his musical tastes later influenced his guitar playing in the art-punk band Wire. While in Wire he was known as the most experimental member of the group.

A noise making band from Sydney, Australia, who began their post punk assault on listeners in 1979. Releases on the M Squared, Volition, Klanggalerie, Ascension and Rather be Vinyl labels throughout a 30 year sonic journey. Original line-up reformed in 2009 with Mitch Jones and Michael Tee. Released "SO" CDr in September 2009. Released "Adjust the terminology" CD in September 2010 In 2010 Shane Fahey joined. Released "It's behind you" CDr in May 2011

Formed way back in 2003 and originally a three piece unit (guitar, baritone and drums with shared vocals out front). The three self released the 'discover mutiny ep', ltd to a 100 copies and sold in hand made artwork. In 2005 three became four with the addition of a bass player and the baritone was soon switched for guitar. The sound quickly broadened out and developed beyond noisy hardcore rock. The four released an album of 7 songs in 2005 some of which were re-working of songs found on the ep. This was also called 'discover mutiny'.

Blende is a London based electronic music duo consisting of the two lads Ben and Johan (with the latter taking care of the DJ-services). The Swedish/English transplant have been producing music in their central London bunker and have garnered the attention and support of many. Their fans include most of their own peers, being play-listed and supported by the likes of MSTRKRFT, Klaxons, Felix da Housecat, D.I.M, LA Riots, Fake Blood, Kissy Sell Out, James Zabiela, the late DJ AM and a whole other bunch of bigger and smaller name DJs.