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There are at least four artists with this name: 1) Instrumental electronica artist, Etric Lyons from Toronto, Canada. An accomplished bass player and studio/tour musician, KUSH creates pleasantly spacious and delicate ambient/downtempo works that relax the soul and invigorate the senses. His main releases, "Streams of Consciousness Vol. 1" (2004) and "Temptation Sessions" (2002), are chilled-out downtempo classics. 2) Ivory Coast roots reggae vocalist and leader of Kush & Jah Bloodfiyah Angels 3) Australian jazz/prog rock band who released two albums in the mid-70s. 4) Rap-metal supergroup Kush formed in 2000 by B-Real of Cypress Hill, Deftones guitarist Stephen Carpenter...

Совмещая, порой, несовместимое, играя на контрастах, автор наполняет каждый трек своим смыслом и настроением. https://soundcloud.com/eugenekush http://kush.pdj.ru/ http://www.myspace.com/eugenekush .

Sludge metal/grindcore band from Baltimore, MD featuring members of Eddie Brock and Lapse http://sokushinbutsu.bandcamp.com .

Mokushi (Simeon Dotkov) is a Bulgarian Hard-Techno Project which started in a schranz/hardcore direction, but eventually settled down on 160 BPM covering the Hard-Techno style in its own way. The beats are distinctive and so is the structure of the songs. The sound is anything, but minimal and is full of Bulgarian and Japanese samples (including a lot of authors speech and singing) and a lot of remixes of obscure bands and tracks. The structures are not typically hard-techno, but have breakdowns and build-ups, like hardcore and hardstyle tracks, making the music kind of unique. At live events I play...

Kushal Das, a north Indian solo sitarist was born to a highly enriched musical family of Calcutta. His grandfather Late Bimal Ch. Das was a renowned Esraj player while his father Shri Sailen Das and uncle Sri Santanu Das are sitarist-s of high repute. Kushal started his talim from the age of seven. He received intensive and rigorous training in advanced sitar techniques and the art of music making under the affectionate guidance of Prof. Sanjoy Bandopadhyay, the renowned sitar maestro and academician. He also had the proud privilege of having learnt from great musicians like, Pt. Manas Chakraborty, Pt....