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There are several artists using this name: 1. A dutch experimental/post-rock/electro/ambient 2. A British Ambient/Post-Hardcore band from Leicester. 3. A German blues and funk rock band from the '70s featuring Inga Rumpf as vocalist 4. An American progressive rock band active in the 1990's 5. A trance project 6. A 1960's Czechoslovakian rock band 7. A Dutch instrumental electronic solo project 8. An unsigned heavy metal band 9. A Polish disco polo group 10. A Ukrainian power metal group 11. An Alias of American techno group Underground Resistance 12. An American Funk group 13. A pseudonym of LTJ Bukem. Dutch...

19 year old Anthony Tang who resides in England and enjoys producing trance music, go to www.myspace.com/foundatlantismusic to get in contact or to download mixes. .

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