Transmission 7 (Mix by dj Feel) | ja

"COUM Transmissions was an transgressive performance art group, with inspiration stemming from Fluxus and the underground Mail Art scene, founded at the end of 1969 in Hull, U.K. by Neal Megson (soon to be known as Genesis P-Orridge) and "Jesus" Joheero. COUM expanded its members from 1970 to 1973 to include Cosey Fanni Tutti, Pinglewad, Spydee and Ray Harvey. During it's 10 year existence, the group featured a rotating cast of other members including Haydn Rob, Timothy Poston, Ian Evetts, The Very Reverend Lelli Maull, John Smith, Fizzy Paet, Foxtrot Echo and John Gunni Busck (a.k.a. John Lacey). In 1974...

WHITE ROSE TRANSMISSION is a project that whenever it will happen it will happen! (Adrian Borland & Carlo van Putten). 'White Rose Transmission, started in1995 as a collaboration between Carlo van Putten (at that time vocalist of The Convent; now the singer of Dead Guitars) and Adrian Borland (frontman of english 80's cultband The Sound). WRT did two album releases with the input and help of different collaborating artists such as Marty Wilson Piper (The Church), Mark Burgess (The Chameleons) and Amanda Palmer (Dresden Dolls). After the sudden death of Adrian Borland White Rose Transmission seemed to be doomed as...

Beginning early 2004, American audio & visual designer Nick Viola has been writing a signature mix of heavy, harsh and unrestrained distorted rhythms overlaid with dark and textured synthesizer melodies that run the entire gamut of emotions under the name Fractured Transmission. Establishing himself and the project as one of the most sonically dense artists of the Los Angeles industrial noise scene, Fractured Transmission gained momentum thanks to club and radio play as well as an emerging fan base who quickly spread the word about the high-energy sonic assault that is Fractured Transmission live. As of today, Fractured Transmission has...

Incorporating heavy music with a soundscape influenced edge, transmission0 came out of the ashes of dutch hardcore band Reveal. With the break up of this band in 2001 guitarist Mischa van Rodijnen and bassplayer Dave van Beek decided it was time for a new chapter in their musical career. Being both big metalfans, but also fans of bands like Sonic youth and the Cure, they decided to try and link up these 2 styles of music in their songs. At the end of the summer of 2003 enough songs were written to record an album and so they asked Michiel...