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Distemper is the name of more than one artist 1) Ska-punk from Moscow 2) Raw D-Beat Hardcore from Japan 1) A ska punk band from Moscow, Russian Federation. They started playing in 1989 as a hardcore band, but over time their style slowly changed to ska punk, and in 1995 they released "Gorod" - one of the most prominent and truly "ska punk" albums of their career, according to most of their fans. They are still active and recording at a rate of about 1 album per year. Discography: 1991 - "My segodnya s Baiem" (We are with Bai today)...

"...Tempera twist your synapses further, a hypnotic drone of squalling psych that squirms from the speakers, play loud." TERRASCOPE ONLINE .

The Temperance Seven were formed at the Royal College of Art in 1957. Despite its name, the Temperance Seven usually had nine members. The lead vocalist was Paul MacDowell. They had a British number 1 hit in 1961 with "You're Driving Me Crazy", which was produced by George Martin. Other noted songs were "Charley My Boy", "Pasadena", "Sugar" and "Chili Bom-Bom". The original Temperance Seven came to an end in the late 1960s, but the band continues to perform with new personnel; from time to time original members sometimes making guest appearances. Many members of the original band reunited for...

A solo project of Ryan Conley (Volim) started in Boston, Massachusetts in 2001. "Formed in 2001 in Northeastern US, TW(temperature within) started as a electronic music project, focusing on low frequencies, sampled sounds, and loops. TW self released the first two cds "demigod" and "portrait of a moon". The first official release was called "End of Fall" on Stridulum recordings. TW's sound eventually began to incorporate different classical instrumentation along with esoteric themes with the release of "through fire" on the Belgian label Nothingness Records, and the unreleased "volim" ep. After a five year hiatus to focus on other projects,...