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There is more than one artist with this name. 1) A Japanese electronic rock quartet formed in 2005. 2) A New York-based indie rock quartet formed in 2001. 1. A Japanese electronic rock quartet formed in 2005. The Telephones are Akira Ishige (石毛輝) - vocals, guitar, keyboard, Ryohei Nagashima (長島涼平) - bass & chorus, Nobuaki Okamoto (岡本伸明 ) - keyboard & chorus, and Seiji Matsumoto (松本誠治) - drums. After playing their first show together in January of 2005, The Telephones began to ring with resounding potential. The electric, electronic rock quartet released their first demo in July of the same...

Chinese Man, signed by the label Chinese Man Records, is a French hip-hop collective formed in 2004. Its main influences are funk, dub, reggae and jazz. Comprising of the Marseilles DJ Zé Mateo and High Ku and the beatmakers SLY and Leolebug, the collective is particularly known for the piece "I've Got That Tune," which was chosen by a large German automobile firm for an advertisement, as well as being the theme song for the French film festival in Hong Kong. The label Chinese Man Records is based in Aix-en-Provence. .

Chinese Telephones are a pop-punk band from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. They started in 2004 and have five releases out, including a split 12" with the Potential Johns and a 2007 self-titled LP/CD. They have been featured in Maximumrocknroll, Razorcake, Punk Planet, and the webcomic Nothing Nice To Say. .