From 1988-1993, Lancaster PA's STAND UP toured and played shows all around the country, performing with the likes of BAD RELIGION, JAWBREAKER, SICK OF IT ALL, GORILLA BISCUITS, NATION OF ULYSSEES, NAKED RAYGUN, and more. The band released two full-length albums, 1992's 'Words in Motion' and 1994's posthumous 'The Soundtrack of Experience', as well as numerous 7" singles and compilation appearances.
King Unique are two guys called Matt who make rough-edged dirty house music, Matthew Roberts and Matt “Watkins” Thomas, a pair of studio junkies with a taste for bulldozer beats and sick synthesizers. Over the last five years their records, remixes and re-edits have hit home with house-heads, nu-ravers and electro-rockers alike, being championed by everyone from Sasha to Soulwax, Danny Howells to Tiesto, and Pete Tong to Zane Lowe. Their music has turned up everywhere from Hollywood soundtracks to mobile ringtones, not to mention countless compilations and mix albums.
Oblong is Patrick Kenmore, who has been keeping himself busy engineering and producing records for legendary acts such as Add N to X. His organic approach to songwriting, coupled with his studio skills led him to numerous other collaborations with Nathan Haines, Isaac Turner (Spektrum), Kaidi Tatham (Bugz in the Attic) and Simon Franks (Audio Bullies) among many others. His extensive musical knowledge and experience helped him amass a great network of musicians who pop in and out of his studio - including members of the legendary Blockheads...
There are at least two entries with the artist name 'Version': 1) 'Version' is a project by producers Charles Webster and and Martin 'Atjazz' Iveson. http://versionsounds.com 2) 'Version' refers to the instrumental backing every reggae track. Traditionally, the track with artist would be on Side A of a 45-RPM record; the "riddim" version of same track would appear on Side B. In modern times, where MP3s are much more popular than vinyl, the riddim appears at the end of a riddim release CD or MP3 release.
More than one Brazen around as you would expect. 1. A grime MC from London, associated with Roll Deep .
myspace profile 2. A female three-piece Celtic band based in New Zealand.
NZ Brazen website 3. A Swiss progessive pop-rock band
website 4. An English teenage punk-rock band see here 5. A death-grind band based in Matane, Qc., formed in 1995. They released one demo tape, Nightmare, in 1997. The band has split.
website 6. A house-act which recently made a remix of Toto's Africa.
Rumoured to be an alias of Al Corrupt. Released the 'Anti-Trax' EP on GOD Rekidz.
Spanwise Filament is Anna Hetherington, a musician / vocalist / composer / producer living in Leeds, UK.
Anna's guitar, piano, vocal and electronic based music can be found on the albums 'Ships', 'Ellipsis' or 'Retriever', whereas her more purely electronic music is featured on 'The Stop from Doing Nothing Collection'.
Some are SONGS, some are TRACKS.
What you'll find is eclectic and unique.
Soon to be performed live...
Deep Space was created in the mystical wee hours of acid trips and seances within the desert lands of Austin TX, 2012. Women moan & men scream but there's no sound to be found out here in Deep Space. "Evil Dreams" is the upcoming sophomore release to the ground breaking "Cosmic Waves", a psychedelic trip that was released early February 2013. Deep Space stays true to their outer space psychedelic influences, conjuring up a mix of radioactive sounds, from England's Spacemen 3 to Austin's psychedelic rock pioneers, The 13th Floor Elevators.
Giorgio Moroder (born Hansjörg Moroder on April 26, 1940 in Ortisei, Italy) is an Italian record producer, songwriter and performer, whose groundbreaking work with synthesizers during the 1970s was a significant influence on new wave, techno and electronic music in general. Particularly well known are Donna Summer's disco hits produced by Moroder, including "Love To Love You Baby" and "I Feel Love". Moroder also produced a number of electronic disco hits for The Three Degrees.