Stereo:Type is the new act from two of the finest producers in Breakbeat: Ctrl-Z & Screwface.
myspace page: www.myspace.com/ctrlzscrewface Having smashed their way onto dance-floors around the world with anthems on Hardcore Beats, such as 'Kung Fu Funk' and the infamous 'Stereo:Typical', Tommy Dash and Chris Screwface decided to knuckle down and explore their sound further under the new moniker.
Bomb The Bass (formed 1987, in London, England) is the umbrella title for the output of British musician and DJ, Tim Simenon. The band, which has evolved its style over the years, has been classed as electronic or dance. Bomb the Bass was the creation of the British musician Tim Simenon. His first single "Beat Dis" from the album "Into The Dragon" was a number two hit in the uk and was one of the first songs to introduce the mainstream to sampling culture (along with songs by Paul Hardcastle, M/A/R/R/S and S'Express).
Good music is felt not heard. Gramatik apparently understood that at an age of 3 according to his mother as she used to catch him glued to the radio in his older sister's room whenever there was an old funk or rhythm & blues joint on, tapping his leg on the floor along with the beat. Damn, talking about a sign on what will your child do when he grows up! Parents got him taking piano lessons in the elementary music school when he was in 2nd grade, but he dropped out 2 years later because he wasn't feeling that whole classical music thing as that was the only genre they were teaching.
Médéric and Alexis are made of electricity and can be considered as the sons of electronic music. These two French guys from the Normandy countryside started producing music at home in their bedroom, in Caen. They first hit the danse floor with remixes of the likes of Noob & Brodinski – Peanuts Club and Major Lazer – Pon De Floor and we bet you’ll be crushed by their fresh and screamy productions.
As a young kid growing up in San Jose, Chris Manak soon realized he needed an escape from the realities of suburban life in the Silicon Valley. The age of nine was his coming of age. This was the year he discovered sports (Pittsburgh Pirates), video games (Pac man), girls (Anita Balderama), and hip hop ("Rappers Delight"). Alongside partner Sweet Steve, young Chris fashioned primitive mix-tapes (using the pause button) and ran amok at the local roller rink.
Born and raised in Groningen, Netherlands, Frank Post's initial forays into releasing music have seen him remix Noisia for Deadmau5's mau5trap imprint and get snapped up by his fellow Dutchmen for an album deal on their Division Recordings record label. Arriving at the production alias Posij via several visits to Greek ruins, a personal loathing for swimming in seas and rivers, and an understanding of graphic design, Frank's aural outlook drags the experimental days of electronic music up to date with modern sounds and production techniques.
Ixindamix rode onto the Spiral Tribe dancefloor in 91 and left her horse behind as she ditched Ethno for Techno and joined the tribe as they headed to London for a winter of warehouse parties. She perfected her mixing skills in the warehouses of paris in 92/93 after the criminal justice bill in England forced the tribe to spread their decks further afield.
Finally entering the Spiral Studio in the winter of 93 to combat the woes of pregnancy on the road with an underground sound system,she gave birth to the sound of Acid Cheese and kept herself in-da-mix at all Spiral Raves.
There are three artists with the name Dopamine. 1)Dopamine are an alt rock outfit from Caerphilly, South Wales. Mixing infectious melodies with crunching guitars, they have rightfully gained a large following. They have toured with the likes of Underoath, Funeral for a Friend, Silverstein, Lostprophets and The Hurt Process. They have released 3 e.p’s (one for Japan) and two albums. On the 25th of September 2006, the second album entitled “Experiments With Truth” was released on the emotion sickness label to mixed reviews including in Kerrang! and RockSound.
Hailing from the UK, Mark Rae made his mark in Europe