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Distance is a name of at least four artists. [1] DJ Distance is a South East London-based producer who was instrumental in dubstep’s early development. Real name Greg Sanders, Distance is credited with introducing the much-imitated heavy riffage of metal to dubstep at the dawn of the genre. Before picking up Cubase and becoming a producer, he was a fan of heavy and industrial bands like Pantera and Fear Factory. In 2001 he was being drawn to the dark garage sound that was all around him in South London. Tracks by Oris Jay or Wookie on DJ EZ’s Saturday night...

STANCE PUNKS formed in 1998 after TSURU and KINYA met. The band gained fame through their performances at a rooftop live-venue in Shimokitazawa. Their live performance became notorious on August 2001 when one of the audiences collapsed from excitement and ambulances had to be called. STANCE PUNKS' name spread overseas when their song "Mayonaka Shounen Totsugekidan" was used as the ending theme song for the movie Battle Royale 2. More recently their song "No Boy No Cry" has been used as the Opening theme song for the anime, Naruto and 'I Wanna Be' as the 1st ending of Soul Eater....

Incorrect Spotify re-direction to the British dubstep producer Distance. Band Information (new bio being added shortly) Jay Reason has grown up in the punk scene. He is now a man in his 20’s and his voice as well as what he has to say has matured quite a bit. The Distance, which Reason fronts has also matured, their upcoming full-length The Rise, The Fall And Everything In Between is a mesh of melodic driving pop hooks, fully fleshed out arrangements and built upon a foundation of speedy punk energy. “I call it my attention deficit disorder record” says Reason, which...

Dub Resistance, Christophe Levin and Alex Monnet, are two songwriters and producers from Marseilles. Together with singer Jah B they impressively show us that France also does not want break away from the influence of the Jamaican dub scene. Dub Resistance, supported by singer Jah B and various female vocalists, use dub as a starting point for their ventures into a wide range of styles from house, lounge and dope beatz to melancholic dub reggae. Jah B., an original “toaster” and native Jamaican, ensures that the vocals are authentic. Without a doubt the highlights on the 11-track album include the...