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KOTOKO (real name 堀川ことこ—Horikawa Kotoko), born on January 19, 1980 in Sapporo, Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan, is a female j-pop electronic/dance vocalist whose songs draws on electro rock, techno and trance. She has released five albums (three associated with Geneon and two associated with I've Sound), twelve maxi singles (seventeen overall) and two DVDs that were released in the US. She also composes and writes lyrics (for herself as well as other singers in I've Sound) for numerous other song collections. She frequently works with the producers I've Sound, and has contributed songs to numerous anime and video games including Onegai...

Formed in 2004 Boston's Protokoll combine luxurious synth-pop melodies with shoegaze inspired guitar swells, backed with a juggernaut rhythm section. While there's no mistaking that this is pop music, these are not pop musicians Their influences draw as much from British Guitar Pop bands of the 80's as they do from the New York Post-Punk and No Wave scene of the same decade. They exhibit a raw, urgent sound reminiscent of Chameleons UK and the Sound, but with a heaviness that can only be modern. They have played extensively throughout the US and UK with artists such as: Gary Numan,...

Oliver Schmidt and Tim Rüsken, both 26 from Hamburg - Germany, discovered the world of psytrance in 1998 and started producing music. Olli is a sound engineer so he is the man for technicality and Tim relates more to the composition side. Each one of them dj'ed on his own and after combining together in 2003 they preformed in many big events and mostly in underground parties of the psytrance scene in Germany. Their first Album "Replugged" is a combination between dark full-on and happy dancefloor music. The nature of their sound is very German - clear, sharp and accurate....

Krvavi Protokol (Blood Protocol), was a band from Belgrade formed in 1990, and active to 1993/94. The first demo su withProparco place in 1990, published a su 1992 for the album "Take it or leave it". Svirali su u svim tadasnjim znacajnim BG clubs - SKC, Academy, Masinac, Dom omladine, Dadov ... .