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Appleblim

Bristol-based Laurie ‘Appleblim’ Osborne has had a long history in the music biz. As a member of The Monsoon Bassoon, he even had a couple of NME "Singles of the Week" in the late '90s. But after a member left the band, the group soon disbanded and Osborne was left to start over again from square one. Working in a record store and looking for inspiration anywhere he could find it, Osborne soon cottoned to the emerging sound of dubstep and, with Shackleton, began to craft strange tracks that seemed to reside at the edge of the genre.

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Shackleton

Co-ran Skull Disco with Appleblim. Shackleton's unconventional take on big basslines and complex beats doesn't fit into easy categories and that's how it's going to stay. Shackleton has been carving out his own brand of eclecticism on Skull Disco releases so far with intricate, snaking percussion, hypnotic melodies, seriously deep bass lines and dubwise sensibilities. www.skulldisco.com

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Gatekeeper

There are more than one artist with the name Gatekeeper. The macabre electronic duo Gatekeeper hails from Chicago. http://www.myspace.com/iiigatekeeperiii The early 90's hardline straight edge vegan hardcore band from Syracuse was one of the bands which vocalist Shane Durgee was in after Framework's demise. Gatekeeper's sound can be compared to Green Rage. Gatekeeper left behind a demo recorded on June 1st 1994 at Penguin Studios. Dubstep producer / DJ and Hench crew member from Bristol, England. http://www.myspace.com/gatekeeperproductions

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