SexIsDrug is sug@R's solo project.

sug@R plays all instruments and programming,samplings and guitar,bass,voice.

sug@R makes all sound design and graphic art works about SexIsDrug.

SexIsDrug plays style of music include IDM/Electronica/noise/ambient/glitch/gothic/new wave/industrial ... and more elements.
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The North London trio of Jamie Bissmire, John O'Connell, and Lucien Thompson make hard-nosed, militant street-grit techno under the names Thunderground, New Adult, Sons of the Subway, Space DJz, and, most often, Bandulu. (The name is a term used in rasta patois for a bandit or criminal.) The group recorded primarily for noted techno imprint... [+] Read More

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One of Detroit's leading DJs and producers as the '90s closed, Claude Young filtered the more lush elements of Motor City melodicists with the harder, minimalist stream of Robert Hood and Jeff Mills to create productions which lacked for neither emotion nor hard-hitting trance. After helping out Jeff Mills on his radio show during the early... [+] Read More

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Nowadays Master Kruger is considered by right one of the most professional disk jockey (if not the best one) in Ukraine working in techno style. Kruger has also shown himself as the most brilliant and unordinary personality, who doesnĄ¯t waste his talent performing only on the best concert stages and in the most popular clubs of... [+] Read More

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Flexitone is yet another bubble-up from the identity-shy Detroit underground. Combining the funky electro experiments of Underground Resistance and deep sea dwellers Drexciya with the stark, bleached-out minimalism of Synapse and Ectomorph, Flexitone number among a new breed of Detroit artists re-engaging techno's pre-history in the electronic... [+] Read More

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An American producer who simultaneously possessed European hit singles, a major-label album contract, consistent contact with the dance mainstream, plus the requisite underground credentials, Josh Wink appeared to lack for nothing at the peak of his success in the mid-'90s. Part of the East Coast/Philadelphia dance scene, Wink recorded three... [+] Read More

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One of the best Detroit DJs during the late '80s, Kelli Hand set up her own Acacia Records in 1988 and later began producing albums in earnest during the mid-'90s, recording precise acid stormers as well as a growing number of tracks more on the verge of jazzy progressive house. She had spent time clubbing in New York (mostly at Larry Levan's... [+] Read More

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New school Detroit techno mainstay "Mad" Mike Banks has been an indelible force in the Motor City underground for nearly a decade. As a founding member of Underground Resistance, he's contributed to the '90s renaissance of Detroit techno that has rebuilt the stripped-down hardness of the music from its historic roots (and shuttled artists such... [+] Read More

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Nowadays Master Kruger is considered by right one of the most professional disk jockey (if not the best one) in Ukraine working in techno style. Kruger has also shown himself as the most brilliant and unordinary personality, who doesn't waste his talent performing only on the best concert stages and in the most popular clubs of Ukraine. Master... [+] Read More

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Though it's not exactly clear why, Steve Pickton's 1997 LP for Op-Art Records was released under the pseudonym Paul W. Teebrooke. Pickton, who had already recorded as Stasis and Phenomyna, debuted Teebrooke with the 1996 single "Nova/Blue Light" for his friend Kirk Degiorgio's Op-Art label, then released Connections one year later. [See Also:... [+] Read More

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Although of English and Canadian origins, Plastikman's Richie Hawtin is closely connected with the Detroit techno scene associated with figures such as Kenny Larkin, Stacey Pullen, Eddie Fowlkes, and Derrick May. His Plus 8 label -- co-owned and operated with John Acquaviva -- is one of the most influential experimental dance music imprints, and... [+] Read More

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Although he's released barely a 12-inch a year and rarely a full-length since getting his start in 1990, second wave Detroit techno artist and DJ Stacey Pullen is one of the techno mecca's leading contemporary artists. Closer to Kenny Larkin and Derrick May in his approach, Pullen's drive to restore the spirituality and soul of techno figures... [+] Read More

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Basically a solo project for Atlanta producer Chris Brann with the help of DJ cohorts Deep C and Udoh, Wamdue Productions' recordings provided one of the few convincing home/club fusions which err, if at all, on the side of the dancefloor. Unlike the large community of artists more allied to their headphones than a bassbin, Wamdue productions... [+] Read More

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