By his mid-teens, Will Skol had adopted a post-punk headspace that would inform all of his projects that followed. He quit his weekly guitar lessons, and along with a daily intake of Cabaret Voltaire, (early) Simple Minds, Skinny Puppy, Gang of Four and Killing Joke (to name just a few) it made sense to do what his... [+] Read More

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Matthew Le Blanc (born December 21st, 1983 in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada) is an independent electronic artist who writes videogame inspired dance music under the name SynthR.
Falling in love with dance music in the early 90’s, Matthew began writing in 1997 using Propellerheads’ Rebirth software, later transferring to Fruityloops Studio in... [+] Read More

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Alan Webster just landed on the earth with the mission to delivery new vitalic magic music to all the all the living human beings, is job seems to be harder than hell but his power grooves and hypnotic melodies will let him win the legions of death for sure, by now the macth is still open and Alan needs volounteers to join him in the final... [+] Read More

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formed in 1984 art damage has been making electronic music, graphic design, photographs, videos and more. my style is best described as eclectronic - electronic but covering a wide range of sub-genres, often within one album.

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Started writing electronica in 1988 and since then played guitars in metal bands, DJ-ed professionally, and made the #1 spot in the Jungle chart on the ORIGINAL MP3.com (under the alias "PhalanX").

Recently moved to the USA (from the UK) and started combining electronic sounds from many influences and genres with live guitar, noise and... [+] Read More

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Garbage built on the sonic landscapes of My Bloody Valentine, Curve, and Sonic Youth, adding a distinct sense of accessible pop songcraft. Garbage was the brainchild of producers Butch Vig, Duke Erikson, and Steve Marker. Initially, Garbage was an informal jam session between the three producers held in Marker's basement, but they eventually... [+] Read More

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The Sheffield techno duo of Mark Bell and Gez Varley have a reputation that, at first glance, might seem to exceed them. Having released only two records and not many more singles while they worked together, the pair's apparently meager contribution would hardly seem to bear out the claim that they were one of British techno's most important,... [+] Read More

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Hello - come in sit down.... It must be tiring searching through all these profiles! It's a new year, so have a rest and chill out.......don't go, please stay and listen to some tracks..........It's been a great year for me and my music....here are some highlights:
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Moby was one of the most controversial figures in techno music, alternately praised for bringing a face to the notoriously anonymous electronic genre, as well as being scorned by hordes of techno artists and fans for diluting and trivializing the form. In either case, Moby was one of the most important dance music figures of the early '90s,... [+] Read More

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Pandemonivm is 25 year-old "Chuck" Price of Knoxville, TN, United States. A one man music project with heavy techno, industrial, mild dance, and experimental elements. All music is 100% original material with the exceptions of "Salieri" and "Core". The percussion in "Core" is consisted of three different drum loop samples taken from "Universal... [+] Read More

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Canada's animated pop duo Prozzak consists of slight, saucer-eyed singer Simon and strong-but-silent guitarist Milo. Voiced by Jason Levine and James McCollum of the Philosopher Kings, Simon and Milo searched for love and understanding on their debut album Hot Show, which featured the wry single "Sucks to Be You." ~Heather Phares, All Music Guide

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Psyloid is Han Ruys from the small country of Belgium. He has been home-producing Ambient since 1996 and started DJ'ing Psytrance in 1999 under the name DJ Psilo. Currently he is working on a comeback since he left the scene in 2004 to take care of his wife and kids.

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The only direct link from the '90s ambient house community to its space rocking forebear of the '70s, Steve Hillage played in the prog rock band Gong, released several solo albums during the late '70s and early '80s on Virgin, and later returned to music in the '90s to form System 7, more of a recording collective than an actual band. Hillage... [+] Read More

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Unlike many bands who started out playing more or less straight-ahead rock but in the late '90s began to assimilate electronic elements, the Aloof was formed as a strictly dance squad and only later added a vocalist and employed tighter song structures. The band began in 1990 when DJ Dean Thatcher and producer Jagz Kooner (also a member of... [+] Read More

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The Grid formed in the late '80s when Richard Norris -- who collaborated with Psychic TV on the group's acid-house album Jack the Tab -- hooked up with ex-Soft Cell member Dave Ball. The duo recorded the single "Floatation" in 1990 with vocalist Sacha; the debut album Electric Head appeared the same year, fusing the best of late-'80s house and... [+] Read More

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The Orb virtually invented the electronic genre known as ambient house, resurrecting slower, more soulful rhythms and providing a soundtrack for early-morning ravers once the clubs closed their doors. The group popularized the genre as well, by appearing on the British chart show Top of the Pops and hitting number one in the U.K. with the 1992... [+] Read More

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Dutch DJ and producer Tommy Gee formed ambient-techno-funk outfit Tournesol with partner Thomas Lynge in 1990, after a series of live performances and a smattering of production work for European techno pioneer Kenneth Bager (of Dr. Baker fame). Deriving the name from Gee's propensity as a DJ for throwing in snippets of Tin Tin read-along... [+] Read More

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In the densely populated electronic scene — greatly comprised of solo artists and duos — the sight of a four-piece band is a rare surprise. Even harder to find are groups that truly defy the trappings of operating within a defined genre.
Enter Transformantra, and their body of work from 1995-1999. Perhaps it was the interplay of... [+] Read More

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The music of Canterbury duo Ultramarine resists easy classification, drawing as it does from ambient, techno, folk, and eclectic '70s Canterbury art rock artists like the Soft Machine, Caravan, and Robert Wyatt, who occasionally performed live with the group and appeared on their United Kingdoms album. The group, which is made up of Paul Hammond... [+] Read More

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Vortechtral (Kai Wiggins) has been producing and performing live electronic music from ambient to techno since early 1998. His sound has been described as having a funky techno core fused with acid house, electronica and ambient influences... He also produces and performs under separate names Vortechtral AM, and Benni Blanco for his jazzier... [+] Read More

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