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The name TEMPLATE is used by 2 artists / groups : - the progressive rock band from Melbourne, Australia (www.myspace.com/templatemusic) - the electronica solo project of Gregory Hoepffner (http://template.bandcamp.com) .

Templebeat was an Italian industrial rock band. Templebeat began their activity in 1990. The tape compilation "Tribute to PTV" powered by T.O.P.Y.TV (Italian semi-official branch of Thee Temple ov Psychic Youth) contained their remake of "Ov Power", de-constructed in a hardbeat way. 1991: TB won the prestigious festival contest "Arezzo Wave" and consequently had their song "Fuckin' Mosquito" included on the double LP/CD "Arezzo Wave 1991" released by Polygram records. Their gig in Arezzo was recorded, filmed and entirely broadcast by the TV music channel "VideoMusic". At the end of 1991 TB issued a 3 tracks EP on 12" entitled...

1) Black metal band from Chemnitz, Germany (2006-present) Morituri Te Salutant Full-length 2011 Aus fremder Heimat EP 2013 2) a death/doom band from Ukraine that was formed in 1995. Released two demos - "Dreamsacapes" in 1997 and "Under the Crystal Mask" in 1998. Split up most likely in 1999 and some members went on to form Mournful Gust. .

A group of childhood friends whose favourite activity as young teens in Junior High was rehearsing self-composed music and collaborating their musical instruments to create melodies and tunes reminiscent of their individual lives as part of an expatriate community in the mid-east; there is no doubt they had something to say. Collectively, the young group complete with Michael on vocals, Nomi on guitar, and Basam on drums decided to form a band called Temple of life in the summer of '98. The young band managed to achieve many performances for crowds. It was all fun for the boys and the...

The Ambient Temple of Imagination is an open collective dedicated to activating the world's imagination through experimentation. Part ambient-trance group, part holistic listening-music healers, ATOI's Mystery School project was founded in 1992 by Richard Sun and Seofon in San Francisco as they pioneered chill-out sound environments for raves around the area. With introspective chill spaces, ritual performance art, and spoken-word poetry, ATOI focused on the public ceremonial exploration of magick and sound. As the ambient-house style entered dance music as a whole during the next few years, Sun continued developing ambient events and providing alternatives to dancing. The duo also...