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Antenna refers to at least four bands. [1] Antenna is an electronic duo consisting of Erik Ruud and Jo Bakke from Norway: In 2002, they released and Ep called Round About Midnite that was released under Guidance Recordings. They also released "Going Out" EP. Since Antenna, The duo is now in a new band called Flunk. After the departure of Ruhtenberg and Love, Patrick Spurgeon joined the group and an EP, Sleep, was released in 1992. The full-length Hideout followed in 1993, with Ed Ackerman filling in on second guitar for the departed Ruhtenberg. Love returned for the For Now...

The Antennas are a power pop band from Nashville, Tennessee. Comprised of brothers Layne and Landon Ihde fronting a classic power trio completed by drummer/producer Mark Niemiec. Their sound is influenced by a mix of of classic rock & powerpop from the big names - The Who, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin - to the alternative pop classics like Matthew Sweet, Superdrag and Sloan. The Antennas self-titled debut album balances wide-eyed raucous optimism with subtle commentary on the posturing nature of being in a band. From the opening air-raid siren of A Call to Arms to the closing heart-on-their-sleeves chorus of...

Three man crew transmission of 1 MC and 2 producers. Now disbanded Antennae was MC Stres on the mic and Manuvers & Induce on the drum pads. Before the transmission broke up we were able to record their master piece album known as "Exit". For more information see: Stres, Manuvers. .

antennasia first hit the Tokyo club scene in 1999. Founded by programmer nerve together with vocalist san, they gradually get recognized in the down-tempo community. After fabricating 2 albums in their own back kitchen, the proper antennasian sound takes form and soon their works get marked no.1 in Japans internet charts, steadily spreading overseas in forums and webzines. Still with a decent dash of dub and trip beats, antennasia released "Phased" in 2002 from Double Life Records, this time on international scale, leading to the single "Mamma, Mamma" getting airplay in Belgium, France and the Netherlands. Followed some radio and...

Starting out from a bedroom in Brixton, Antenna Farm began its life in 1998, as a very primitive 'plunderphonic' DJ unit, we used multiple decks and CD players, a crappy KPM mixer with sampling function, and 4-track cassette mixer to improvise dense, messy, chaotic mixes using a wide range of other people's music. We played a bunch of shows with allies like V/Vm, Speedranch, Goodiepal, Diskono, etc., and toured Germany and Austria with Process, Transient Waves and DJ Alex Knight as part of a FatCat package. Over time, some new kit (minidisc players, an Atari, a Zoom sampletrack unit, etc.)...