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The Eccentronic Research Council are a Sheffield band consisting of Dean Honer (I Monster, Add N to (X), The All Seeing I) and Adrian Flanagan (Kings Have Long Arms, Two Inch Mouth), with spoken word contributions by Maxine Peake. Their 2012 debut album 1612 Underture explored the Pendle Coven witch trials. They have a side project called The Moonlandingz with members of Fat White Family and Sean Lennon. .
1. Centron is a Disco band consisting of Tony Centron and Dawn Centron.
Produced by William J. Walker.
They recorded the singles "Desire" and "Natural Obsession".
2. Centron aka Rivo Kingi is a 24 years old producer and a DJ from Estonia. He has been involved in music for almost 10 years. At first he started as a singer in a rock band. Then he got interested in songwriting. Rivo's greatest achievement is a song 'Dramatic Letter To Conscience' he made for Estonian rock band Bedwetters. The song won MTV European Music Awards category for New Sounds Of Europe in...
Centro-matic falls within the vanguard of alt-Country indie rock that Uncle Tupelo began to define and Wilco did with A.M. and Being There. Centro-matic's music, though reliant on poppy hooks, also contains a fair amount of experimentation. Not quite as alt-country-ish as Ryan Adams or Okkervil River, Centro-matic blends warm, often plucked, acoustic guitars and the occasional kicked-in distortion pedal with the multi-layered falsetto of former Funland drummer, Will Johnson. Some of Centro-matic's members cross over into the side project: South San Gabriel.
After a dispute with early label Steve Records over the rights to the album Redo the Stacks...
Centrozoon exists in two forms: the instrumental duo (Markus Reuter of Europa String Choir and Bernhard Wöstheinrich, also known as The Redundant Rocker) and the vocal trio (adding Tim Bowness of No-Man on vocals).
The duo's music always challenges listeners with its blend of unconventional harmonies and ever-changing rhythms, whose compositions are shared among Reuter (Warr guitar) and Wöstheinrich (synthesizers, drum machines and Z-tar).
In the trio's work, the music becomes only slightly more streamlined to provide a backdrop for Bowness' mesmerizing voice as well as his terse and mysterious lyrics. .
