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Miranda

NOTE: This is NOT "Miranda!", the Argentinian electropop band. If your Miranda! tracks lead to this page, please correct the artist field in them and help keep last.fm's stats correct. Miranda may refer to: 1) Swedish goa trance producer Linda Miranda Silvergren. 2) Italian instrumental/noise rock band Miranda, on From Scratch Records. 3) Short lived Spanish eurodance/trance project.

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jamka

Slovakian electronic music duo currently based in London has been playing along since 2001. Their abstract music is characterised with glitches and broken and industrial sounds. New LP "Z okna ucha" is avaiable through Urbsounds Collective (www.urbsounds.sk) with which this duo is connected.

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Leæther Strip

Leæther Strip is a Danish musical project by Claus Larsen, whose influence has been most felt in the electronic body music (EBM), elektro industrial music, and futurepop music genres. It was one of the earliest and most prominent acts on Germany's now defunct Zoth Ommog record label, and has also released music on the American Cleopatra Records and Metropolis Records labels, as well as Germany's Bloodline Records. Leæther Strip is currently signed with the Alfa Matrix label.

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Plastic

There are at least six artists named Plastic:
1. a german electro - ebm band similar to A23 in style there album black colours has been hailed by many as a masterpice
http://www.myspace.com/plasticmusicde 2.Plastic are Agnieszka Burcan (vocal, keyboards, programming) and Pawel Radziszewski (guitar, scratches, programming). Their debut album is full of various music vibes. It takes you on a journey from dance, house through electro, funk, and drum’n’bass to chillout.

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Flesh Eating Foundation

Flesh Eating Foundation lurk somewhere in the dark spaces between industrial, punk, metal and electronica. Sometimes they rock, sometimes they experiment, sometimes they break stuff. Hailing from the grim and grey midlands of the U.K., they were born in the seventies, moulded by the music of the eighties, pissed off by the 90's and are making some noise about it all in the new millenium. With numerous short run demos and eps under their belt, flesh eating foundation are perpetually unleashing new music, and constantly seek to collaborate and remix with interesting and challenging artists.

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XP8

XP8 is Marco Visconti and Marko Resurreccion. What Benny Benassi is for pink-shirt-wearing mainstream girls, XP8 is for the alternative electro scene: and Italy's most successful export in that field, these days The band, started in 2001 as a trio including previous singer Paul Toohill and based in Rome, Italy , composes an airy blend of EBM, electronica, techno and trance, bringing their various visions and talents to life with synthetic vibrancy and danceable beats, crossing electronic genres with relative ease.

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Sitd

[:SITD:] was founded by Jacek and Lau in the Ruhr Area of Germany. In the next three years they self produced and released their first two albums, mourning country (1996) and Atomic (1999). In 1999, Lau left the band to be replaced by Thomas Lesczenski. In 2001, Andrè Sorge joined the band and they toured with VNV Nation and XPQ-21 on the Futureperfect tour. Sorge left the band by the end of the year.

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Soman

SOMAN is an industrial dance act from Germany, headed by Kolja Trelle. In the start, Kolja Trelle was a sound engineer for many well known bands, including: Absurd Minds, Hocico and Terminal Choice, as well as remixing songs for many other bands. Soman has its very own unique sound mixture of Noise, Electro and Techno, or more often described as 'Industrial For Clubs' Soman has also played live in over 60 acts and also supported more known bands, like VNV Nation.

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Rainbow Down

Rainbow Down is an electro/homo/solo artist based in Nottingham. After spending many years as the vocalist and lyricist of several different bands (including melodic hardcore band Escaping Skies) that all crumbled due to frustrating external factors, Rainbow Down took it upon himself to start writing his own songs. After being shown and learning some basic programming from various friends and musicians, he used a combination of Reason, Audacity and an mp3 player's microphone to start producing his music at the tail end end of summer 2008.

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