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Radiant is the name of more than one artist 1) US shoegaze 2) Swedish electro 1) Somewhere around the summer of the year 2000, six guys got together (based on their mutual love for Radiohead's OK Computer), and decided to form a band. They wrote a bunch of songs and put out three EPs and two albums. Radiant has played concerts with Longwave, The Killers, Eisley, Mutemath, Switchfoot, Better Than Ezra, Midlake, The Polyphonic Spree, Lovedrug, and others I can't think of right now. Their latest CD, "We Hope You Win" was released on November 21, 2006. http://www.myspace.com/radiantmusic .

Radian is an experimental/post-rock band from Austria that mixes electronic production and traditional rock instruments resulting in a sound much resembling an electronic act. The trio was formed in 1996 in Vienna. Members: Martin Brandlmayr - drums and computer (also a solo artist, a member of Trapist, Kapital Band 1 and Autistic Daughters). Stefan Nemeth (also a solo artist Németh)- synthesizer and computer (also cofounder of the Mosz label and a member of Lokai) John Norman - bass The band has release albums on Rhiz, Mego, and Thrill Jockey, and has recorded with John McEntire of Tortoise. .

Löbe Radiant Dub System was founded in year 1998. They play a mix of electro dub and breakbeat, a hybrid composed of a massive bass/drums couple, sometimes sharp, sometimes evanescent samples, and an omnipresent and melodic guitar. After eight years of existence and dozen of gigs, on their own or alongside Scorn, Mogwai, General Dub, UHT, Oneyed Jack, Hooverphonics among others, in France or abroad, Löbe Radiant Sound System have released five albums, which remains in the memories of all dub appreciation societies. Sat on a devastating rhythm section, tortuous or straight-punching, they are building a heartful universe where the...

There are two artists that have used this name: 1) One of numerous past monikers used by musician Tim Tapper, originally from Kenosha, Wisconsin; now residing in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Under this name, he played about a baker's dozen of shows on the Racine/Kenosha all-ages scene in 2004/2005, at the ages of 16 and 17, mostly on bills with metalcore and pop/punk bands. At that time, he used only clean electric guitar and voice. He revived the project name during 2007 in Michigan for a small amount of time, before moving onto a different name. He now uses the tag Tim...