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energy

Richard Norris

Current Mixes: BEYOND THE WIZARD'S SLEEVE: 'RE-ANIMATIONS VOLUME 1' (Third Mynd/New State) OUT NOW Goldfrapp "Happiness" Simian Mobile Disco "Love" Franz Ferdinand "Ulysses" Chemical Brothers "Battle Scars"; Peter Bjorn, and John "Young Folks" Midlake "Roscoe" Tracey Thorn "Raise The Roof" Badly Drawn Boy "Promises" The Real Ones "Outlaw" Findlay Brown "Losing The Will To Survive" Dust Galaxy "Trumpets"......................... THE TIME AND SPACE MACHINE: VOLUME TWO OUT NOW (5D) Current mixes: Woolfy Vs Projections 'Neeve' Van She 'Strangers' Bastila 'Ghosts' A Mountain Of One 'Ride'.

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Beefy

Hailing from the Northwest, Beefy is a massive presence in the nerdcore hip-hop scene. Since 2005, Beefy has been pushing his positive, pop culture influenced message worldwide, beginning with his debut The Whitesican EP. Never afraid to make references to X-Men comic books or video game vixens, Beefy has also found a way to create his own style backed by pop, rock, and hard powered rap production.

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Man Ray Sky

The band is in the midst of writing material for an album as well as honing their live performances with which they hope to add a more visual element to their shows. The sound of Man Ray Sky live can be an intense affair, with melodic lullabies brushing up against experimental noise pieces; the two opposing but strangely complementary sides of Man Ray Sky.

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Reflekt

(1) reflekt is a Danish band, mainly located in Roskilde. The band consists of 7 members. They play soothing music with religious lyrics. In 2006 they self-released the EP 'Grace Falling'. In 2008 they released their self-eponymous debut album through the record company Rock 'n' Soul. (2) Reflekt is a dance music outfit from England. The act consists of DJ/remixer/producers Seb Fontaine and Jay Peake (aka Jay P.), with Delline Bass doing vocals.

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The Temple

Coming from Portugal, a country where contemporary artistic forms tend to suffer some neglect and lack international projection, The Temple have progressively and surprisingly conquered admirers all over the world, mainly as a result of an underground diffusion born of the enthusiasm of several radio editors, fanzines, webzines, etc. Confirming it is the fact that the 38 tracks available to the public on their website (http://www.thetemple.com.pt) for the two years before the release of their last album had an average of 1,4 downloads per hour, totaling 36 000 copies.

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