Jon Daniels was excavated in January of 1987, and soon demonstrated an uncanny ability to discover pleasing melodious structural patterns. This skill often presented itself while en route with his family to various long-distant destinations.
His journey into music production began the summer after 6th grade, as he discovered how to program... [+] Read More

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The synth pop group Book of Love were dance club staples in the '80s. Book of Love formed in Philadelphia, PA, by former art school students Susan Ottaviano (vocals), Ted Ottaviano (keyboards, vocals), Jade Lee (keyboards, vocals), and Lauren Roselli (keyboards, vocals) in 1984. (Although they share the same last name, Susan and Ted are not... [+] Read More

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Jason Martin had played keyboards and wrote several songs while playing with his older brother's band, Dancehouse Children, but then formed Starflyer 59 in 1993 to create his own warped pop akin to My Bloody Valentine and the British shoegazing movement of the early '90s. Since Martin writes every song, produces and plays most instruments on the... [+] Read More

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Sorry, but the man behind Tehcniraid is no longer releasing music under the moniker. Instead, he is now a part of a musical venture which you can learn more about at:
myspace.com/thevelcroleaves.
New music pages at various sites such as MP3 coming soon!

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The Echoing Green is a solo project, though for live shows the frontman also employs drummer Jason Partch, a keyboard player (either Patrick McCallum or Jerome from MORTAL), guitar player Brandon Dickerson, and either David Gatt or Chris O'Brien as a DJ. Defend Your Joy was released in 1994, and a remix project called Aurora 7.2 appeared the... [+] Read More

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The Magnetic Fields are a bona fide band, but in most essential respects they are the project of studio wunderkind Stephin Merritt. Merritt writes, produces, and (generally) sings all of their material, as well as plays many of the instruments, concocting a sort of indie pop synth rock. While the Magnetic Fields may draw upon the electronic... [+] Read More

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Influenced by the Southern rock of Lynyrd Skynyrd and other artists such as U2 and Rich Mullins, Third Day was originally formed by vocalist Mac Powell and acoustic guitarist Mark Lee. The duo added bassist Tai Anderson and drummer David Carr from another local band, and recorded some demos. Third Day's live shows gradually built a loyal fan... [+] Read More

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