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There is more than one artist with this name: 1. Volatile is a collaboration between NubiS (www.myspace.com/NubiSmusic) and Feral (www.myspace.com/feralspace). They have the same musical roots (mainly big beat). While NubiS started producing electro house, Feral was still into drum'n'bass and dubstep. They started this project in order to combine different aspects from different genres to make something new, something different, something exciting... 2. A hardcore band from Norwich, CT. Formally known as "Escapeway". http://volatilect.bandcamp.com 3. Renowned for their live shows that are bigger than a fat cunt that hangs out at Tony’s Pizza Joint including super special effects such...

See Risaeðlan. Reptile is also a Pseudonym for Nick Turco, a name which he uses for his dance songs and remixes. .

Junetile formed in 1999 and disbanded in 2005. Jonathan Relph - Vocals and songwriter, guitar Sam Simmons - Cello, guitar, backup vocals Chris Stringer - Keys, bass Singer and songwriter, Jonathan Relph, now has recently released a record under the name "Indoor Voices" (September 1, 2011) more info can be found here: Indoor Voices - LastFM Home Indoor Voices - Home Indoor Voices - Facebook Indoor Voices - Bandcamp Indoor Voices - Soundcloud Indoor Voices - Twitter .

The Reptiles Inspired by the punk ethic that anyone can make music, The Reptiles formed in the spring of 1979 despite the fact that at that time only one member could actually play an instrument. Experience and ability to play were never at the top of the Reptiles' list of priorities and in the Punk/New Wave world of the late 1970s, attitude was generally considered at least as important as musical ability. In true punk band style, the idea to form a band just happened one day in conversation between Steve and Paul. It was obvious that Rich would be...

1) Norwegian Grindcore band formed in 2004, disbanded in 2007 as they changed name and line up, now known as Forræderi. Main inspiration is Sayyadina, Napalm Death and Nasum. Very obvious influences comes from ND's mid and late nineties/early 2000's sound, like Enemy of the Music Business. Guitar player Erik Simensen mostly wrote the riffs along with Jon Christoffer "Crustoffer the Swede" Sandstrøm's lyrics. Sandstrøm now is the vocalist and rythm guitarist in grindcore/crust punk act Forræderi as well as drummer in doom project Remains of a Limb and the hardcorepunk band Elendighet. Bass player was Erlend Holten Natvig, guitarplayer...