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THEOSOPHY is a Black Metal band from the heart of cold Siberia! (Russia)The band was founded in winter 2004 by Phantom, but the project was frozen in ice till 2007 due to other activities. In autumn 2007 THEOSOPHY has recorded 5 songs for the debut demo. Musicians of famous local bands took part in that record session. I n 2008, russian label MUSICA Production has released these songs on the first Split-CD in label's history. THEOSOPHY and BIZARREKULT became participants of this release. The CD received good feedback and distribution in all parts of the world, from Brazil to Japan....

Daniel Symons (Dymons) and Pearce Van Der Merwe (Flooting Grooves). Both artists are in The Peaking Goddess Collective. After years of performing, writing and recording music together in various projects flutist Pearce Van Der Merwe and percussionist-multi-instrumentalist Daniel Symons decided to create a duo together called COSMOSOPHY. After the success of their debut solo albums "Flooting Grooves--Upsyde Downe", "Dymons-Druids Brew" and their bands' album "The Peaking Godddess Collective-Organika" produced with Ajja, Master Margherita, DJ Gaspard, and Tanya (founders of Peak Records), Pearce and Dan are creating new concoctions of sounds different to all the previous releases... After touring all summer...

Sophy was born in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico and started her artistic career on “La Nueva Ola” television program produced by Tommy Muñiz. By the end of the 1960’s Sophy moved to New York City where she worked with the legendary Tito Puente as a singer in his orchestra, broadcasting weekly on the radio “Tito Puente y su mundo latino” from Newark, New Jersey. Puente released an album “Tito Puente presenta con orgullo.. Sophy”, featuring the talented Sophy and her hit song “La última palabra”. The song gave Sophy recognition in New York as well as Puerto Rico during the summer...

Escape Philosophy is the Creative Commons alias of composer Matthew G. Davidson (Blue Forest Mass, Archetribe). Also sometimes known simply as 'stretta' .