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The Underground Railroad to Candyland is a new project headed by Todd C. of F.Y.P and Toys That Kill fame. Based in San Pedro, CA, The Underground Railroad to Candyland is a spazzy, happy, fun time for all involved. They've been to Japan. .

Beautiful melancholic bedroom-pop informed by west coast composers such as Van Dyke Parks and Harry Partch. .

Dylan Moran is an Irish comedian from County Meath. He is probably most famous for playing the misanthropic Bernard Black in the Channel 4 sitcom Black Books. Dylan was born in 1971 in County Meath, Navan, Ireland. He left school at 16 with no qualifications and apparently spent 4 jobless years 'drinking and writing bad poetry'. He once worked as a florist for a week but hated it. He is not very tall. Dylan fell into comedy at age 20 after watching Ardal O'Hanlon and other comedians perform at Dublins 'The Comedy Cellar', a small 90-seater comedy club with no...

Bonding over a mutual distaste for musical sterility and an inclination toward the more exciting and dangerous end of modern music, Acoustic Ladyland have been blowing minds since their inception in 2001. The band is Pete Wareham (saxophone), the recently-joined Chris Sharkey (guitar) Ruth Goller (bass) and Sebastian Rochford (drums). This fresh incarnation of Acoustic Ladyland sets the bar even higher than before and has arguably achieved their most potent and lucid album to date, the long-awaited Living With A Tiger (out July 6th). Their previous three albums have won them a host of awards and critical acclaim, so if...

Originally a duo comprised of Dylan Cristy and Adam Pierce, the Dylan Group expanded to perform as a four piece with Scott McGovern and Tyler Pistilli. They use the vibraphones as the melodic centerpiece for everything from experimental breakbeat to improv ambience, hip-hoppy trance and latin lounge music. Other non-Bubble Core releases include a 12" for FatCat in London, an appearance on Kickin Music's Theater Of Sound compilation, and inclusion on a CD for Afterhours Magazine in Tokyo. All the instruments are played live and recorded with microphones - none of that sequencing stuff here. .