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The Sonic Adventure Project has been introduced to the Chillout and Downtempo scene through their appearance on numerous compilations like the popular "Café del Mar" series. Their debut album "Exergonic" was a Top 3 Finalist in the Album of the Year 2006 Independent Music Awards. "Exergonic" was also runner up in the Just Plain Folks Music Awards 2006 - Best Ambient Album of the Year. The song "Forty-two" came in 3rd in the Best Ambient Song category. The music of producers/composers Thomas Viehboeck and Peter Koellerer has been played worldwide on selected radio stations and been used for various TV...

Orienta is an album by The Markko Polo Adventurers released in 1959. The album was produced by Simon Rady, arranged and conducted by Gerald Fried and recorded in stereo in Hollywood, California. The album is remembered both for its combination of sound effects and Asian-inspired music to tell humorous vignettes and for its suggestive cover art featuring a photograph by Murray Laden. Orienta was the work of three music industry professionals with a long history of involvement in exotica and easy listening music. Producer Simon Rady (1909-1965) was coming off the huge success of The Music from Peter Gunn, which...

Recently voted as San Francisco’s BEST NEW PUNK BAND by SF Weekly, Rock and Roll Adventure Kids are a two-piece outfit from Berkeley, California. As a guitar/drums tune slinging get-up, these two brothers stripped down the Rn'R to reveal a skeleton of raw and psychotic backwoods aria that smashes into all the right pieces. Their set at the Budget Rock Festival in Oakland this past fall of 2007 is rumored to have impregnated a handful of lucky young ladies, spawned a religion, and set fire to loins across the southwest. With righteously delivered howling harmonies, backwoods drum bang-ups, and guitar...

Mostly one wee guy, sometimes two wee guys from Glasgow, Scotland making little songs on guitar and computers, with singing and glockenspiel and a bunch of keyboards. Sometimes electronic, sometimes acoustic folk. I BELIEVE IN LASSIES DSF004 (Release date: october 2007) The first “Text Adventure” A game which relied on your imagination to unfold it’s magic, has formed the inspiration for our favourite release of the year so far. The second album by David Roy and Stephen Scott, I BELIEVE IN LASSIES is a homage to lo-fi brilliance in a world gone pro-tools mad. You see, it’s about addressing the...