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Prospero is an industrial project by Wade Anderson, merging in his music EBM, IDM, noise and tribal rhythms. On his albums there are lots of collaborations with the likes of Ayria, Converter, Manufactura, Displacer, Empusae, Battery Cage etc. Discography: 2003 'A Storm Is Coming' (on Sub.Session) 2004 'Spreading The Infection' (on Sub.Session) 2008 'Folie à Deux - The Elements & The Madness' (on Artoffact Records) .

Spirograph (aka Bob Moyce) is an unsigned electronica artist from California whose musical style showcases dark, ambient instrumental grooves. Currently reigning from San Francisco, Spirograph has been able to show a multitude of emotional context without ever saying a word. He has released sixfull-length albums and two compilation albums. Several tracks from Spirograph have appeared in the web-only video series "The Scene." Ever the artist, Spirograph creates all his own album artwork and maintains his web site through his design firm Phoenix Studios Productions. The balance between music and visuals is evident as all Spirograph project share connections with visual...

Formed in Astrakhan, Russian Federation band VESPERO (ex-Веспер) began in early 2003 as all instrumental quartet of bassist/keyboardist Arkady Fedotov, violinist Valentin Rulev, percussionist/drummer Ivan Fedotov, and guitarist Alexander Kuzovlev who were brought together by common interest in spontaneous improvisations and psychedelic-fueled music. In the next few months, the line-up grew to include a female vocalist, with the final addition of Natalya Tjurina, and Arkady Fedotov taking male vocalist duties. In 2004-2006, VESPERO endured several personnel changes, produced a number of self-made recordings featuring Alexei Klabukov on keyboards... and gradually shifted away from the acid-jamming and kraut-rock style to embrace...

1. UK instrumental musical group 2. Canadian Christian singer 3. Japanese folk/psychedelic/rock band ------------------------------------------------------ 1. An instrumental musical group who first came together through Bristolʼs (UK) folk sessions scene in 1993, first under the name of The Famous Five and shortly after as Spiro. Spiro are... Jon Hunt (guitar) Jane Harbour (violin) studied classical violin in Japan under the legendary Shinichi Suzuki and grew up “listening to a lot of vaguely modern classical stuff like Bartok and Stravinsky and Britten so Iʼve got a lot of time for dissonance and strange harmonies and counter rhythms”. Sheʼs also a sucker for...