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March 2006
Spotlight Artist
Interview with
LOVEHAMMERS
July 2005
Spotlight Artist
Interview with
BONA ROBA
From the Archive:
Summer 2000
Interview with
PETER CORNELL |
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At Risk Teen ::
Blackmarket Star :: A hybrid of electronica, explosive rock and urban overtones. From Atlanta, Georgia.
Blind Before Dawn :: Multi-coloured imagery, energetic and very catchy songs from Van Nuys, California.
Bolos :: Lo-fi electronica with strong punk influences, this one-man project is based in Montreal, Québec, Canada.
Deadly Percherons :: Electronica from Oxford, England.
MasterX ::
VEGA ::
Angstophe :: Dance rock band.
Circumference ::
Cold Warning ::
deliccato ::
denada :: Swedish Powerslopband. Fat groovy twentieth century hard rock with melody.
Diamond Star Smile :: This band from Charlotte, North Carolina, blends guitar rock and electronic music. Not dance music - more like mood music.
Digital Overdrive :: Digital Overdrive's tunes consist of funky break beats with layers of synth's, deep bass tracks, and the most twisted audio samples you have ever heard!
ex machina ::
I Like Tomorrow ::
indogo ::
jeremy hollister ::
Keith Nash ::
kounter kulture ::
Licorice :: With pouting lyrics and dark classical and electronic music, this Portland, Oregon band is quickly creating a dynamic body of work.
manifestevil ::
Misfilter ::
rsvp ::
Sapphiel's Fall ::
Slugwrench :: Beyond experimental, beyond industrial, Slugwrench is the last word in electronic music.
Superargo :: Organic and electronic, gigantism and minimalism, neutrons and protons. Electro-rock's premiere two-boy band from Fredonia, Kansas.
The Pisces Evolution ::
The Skabs ::
thief :: "That sounds like...X." "That sounds like... Y." "That sounds like...Z."
thunderhead ::
Toni Ramos ::
Trudgernaut ::
whitetrash shaolin ::
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"..we’re not as grungy as Hole, we’re not as wild as No Doubt, we’re not punky....hey, I think I’ve got it! Garbage meets Sheryl Crow."
Slushpuppy
12/1/1999 |
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Apple 20 GB iPod M9282LL/A |
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A musical dream come true, the fourth-generation iPod lets you slip up to 5,000 songs into your pocket. Enjoy it wherever you go!
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