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The four members of Graze Grew up in different parts of the world, including the USA, Canada, Italy and the Netherlands. Now based out of the Netherlands, the band puts their diversity and different backgrounds into their original songs. Their music is partly influenced by the atmosphere, the feeling and catchy melodies from the eighties with bands such as The Police, The Cure and U2. On the other side, the band members are also inspired by the roughness, honesty and deepness of the music from the nineties, with acts such as Pearl Jam, Live and Skunk Anansie.

Paul Blackford grew up in the early nineties at the peak of the Rave/Acid House era. His first EP entitled '1991' was released in February 2003 on Breakin' Records and became and instant UK Bass anthem. Paul has released further material on Breakin’, Baselogic, WIDE, Audio Aubergine, Digital Distortions and also library music for television on BMG Zomba. Heavily inspired by early Rave and Detroit Electro, his first release on Breakin' Records in 2003 was described as a pioneering UK take on the Detroit Techno Bass sound.

There are two artists with this name:
1.)Xerxes is a hardcore punk band from Louisville, Kentucky consisting of:
Calvin Philley - Vocals
Will Allard - Bass
Evan Peak - Drums
James Moore - Guitar
Dillon Hough - Guitar
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2.)Xerxes, also known as Klaus Lunde, was born in 1973 in the southern parts of Norway. At the age of 14, he started producing music using an Amiga 500. In 1996, after having gone through various experiments and compositional phases, he finally arrived at a style he could call his own.

Tonne | Biography Renowned audio/visual artist Tonne (Paul Farrington) has been described by The Wire as an "interactive software visionary". His interactive 'soundtoys', which he has created for Depeche Mode, Mute and Moby, have set the benchmark for music 'packaging' in a post-print landscape. Farrington's audio has also featured on numerous labels worldwide including BiP-HOp and Klitekture. His 'Soundtoy' CD - a collaboration with Scanner, si-cut.db, and Hakan Libdo - was a precursor to many similar audio/visual experiments, suggesting possible audio futures.