Natural of Portugal, and son of freedom, Metricks is active at the electronic music scene since 1993. Just in the start of 1998, in the interaction with the electronic music, and several participation in electronic musical events, his first digital music born. Now in the path of discovery, no electronic genre is discriminated, and all the wide... [+] Read More

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Sorskoot is based in Culemborg (near Utrecht) in the Netherlands. He started producing in the early 90s. In the beginning mostly Hardcore and Gabberhouse. Later Trance and Drum&Bass become more hearable in his music. After being out of the scene for a couple of years, he decided it was time to become heard again.
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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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Although the London-based Clear label kicked off its now celebrated catalog of releases with singles from a range of widely known talent (Reload/Global Communication, Mike Paradinas/µ-Ziq, Acen, and Plaid), they were also quick to cultivate a homegrown stable of lo-fi innovators, including Matthew "Dr. Rockit" Herbert and David "Clatterbox"... [+] Read More

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Balancing his affinity for new-school deep house beats with an early fixation for jazzy textures, indie-rock and Warp's bleep techno, Daniel Ibbotson is a producer-by-accident, a home-production aficionado who put together a demo tape during 1995 while studying at the Glasgow School of Arts for his photography degree. After sending it to the... [+] Read More

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"Strictly for the birds" was the first album.
Nothing is true was the second album.

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Gentlegrin is a solo project of Moscowite electronic musician Grigory Mikheev. He was born in 1983 in Moscow and started his musical experiments since his school age. His music is based on harsh broken beats, beautiful electronic melodies and different sound experiments inspired by such great electronic musicians as Aphex Twin, Boards of Canada,... [+] Read More

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Shrouded in conjecture and just a wee bit of good fun, Gescom is the more dancefloor-friendly identity of Sean Booth and Rob Brown, aka Autechre. The bulk of the pair's Gescom material (save for an EP a piece on "future funk" label Clear and David Moufang's Source label, as well as a mail-order-only 12-inch offered to members of the group's... [+] Read More

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Producer Mike Paradinas has used the Jake Slazenger alias as a sideline from his prime material (as µ-Ziq) to explore throwback electro-funk. Slaz made his first appearance on 1995's MakesARacket, recorded for Clear Records. A year later, he was back with Das Ist Ein Groovy Beat Ja? on Warp. [See Also: Kid Spatula, µ-Ziq] ~ John Bush, All Music... [+] Read More

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Lyua Dust is a electronic/experimental project (sometimes labelled has IDM) started by Joao Bernardo in 2006. Based in Portugal (Lisbon) Lyua Dust has been releasing since then original tracks and some remix tracks. Mostly influenced by artists as Bjork, Matthew Herbert, Bola, Dani Siciliano, Matmos and many more, music by Lyua Dust presents an... [+] Read More

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A New Jersey boy initially inspired by Great Britain's take on the sound of Detroit, Morgan Geist eventually tracked the roots of techno back to Motor City innovators like Derrick May. Unlike many influenced by tracks like "Strings of Life" and "Nude Photo," Geist placed equal weight on the emotional power of Detroit techno as well as tight... [+] Read More

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German post-techno duo Mouse on Mars is among a growing number of electronic music groups dabbling in complex, heavily hybridized forms that include everything from ambient, techno, and dub to rock, jazz, and jungle. The combined efforts of Andi Toma and Jan St. Werner (of Köln and Düsseldorf, respectively), Mouse on Mars formed in 1993,... [+] 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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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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One of the Swedish label Dot's leading artists, Quant released a few neo-electro EPs for the quirky label in the late '90s, in addition to several compilation contributions as well as remixes. Producer Jonas Quant's debut release, the self-titled Quant EP, came in February 1997 (Dot 1203), followed shortly after by the Breaking & Entering EP... [+] Read More

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Rozario-guitarist,musician,composer,arranger and studio musician.
On this profile you find some of the producer's musictracks.Recently he worked with guestmusicians such as african singer Rod Niangandoumou (Rhumba!) and saxophoneplayer Freddy Z(Final Frontier).Since many years Rozario works with singer L'Ango.
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sobsob is freestyle electronic music project by art student from jerusalem. i collect the stuff of random playings at my place, add various samples from different places, add some reaktor improvisations, cut, sequence and process everything with effects, make simple bass line and build weird self-changing rhythm. i'm sad that when i was a child... [+] Read More

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the electronic temptations of fate arise and feast upon the children who stand in the center of the courtyard with ipods in hand.

"glory to the maker!", they shouted as they unhooked the SLR inputs from the back of there heads.

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After dissolving his Sabres of Paradise project and label, UK dance-don Andrew Weatherall set up the tripartite Emissions label group and launched his latest, perhaps most prodigious musical venture, Two Lone Swordsmen. A collaboration with Emissions engineer Keith Tenniswood, 2LS was formed in early 1996. The group speaks the same language of... [+] Read More

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wonderland music for little manga girls. Tears grow in my eyes, light blurs, i think of impossible love, and dream of a wonderland

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