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Doctors is a psychedelic band from Christchurch, New Zealand. Rhett also plays in Johnny Raper and The Brian Tamaki Massacre. Bandcamp Akashiman .

Minerve, consisting of Daniel Wollatz and Mathias Thürk, are definitely a newcomer-sensation onto a new level of music. After releasing their first album "Breathing avenue" in 2004 they captured the hearts of those, who not only listen to electronic sounds. They offer you danceable, catchy tracks like "Clear" and "High pitched emotions", but also offer you time for dreaming with "Suffocate" or "Afraid of myself". Minerve captured Eastern Europe incredibly fast: Their special edition of their debut´s got sell rankings, exceeding world stars. During an interview they´ve even had to enlarge the radio´s hotline capacities, after Daniel´s liveperformace on air....

TRANSTIC NERVE was founded in 1995 in the town of Himeji, with the starting lineup of Taka on vocals, Masato and Tao on guitars, Ryo on bass and Masaki on drums. Their first album, Transonic Vision", was released in August of 1997, and the band also took part in The End of The Century Rock IV omnibus around this time as well. Soon the band caught hide’'s (X JAPAN) attention and he quickly insisted that they be signed to his LEMONed label. Transtic Nerve became major on March 17th, 1999 with the release of their "Shindou" single and their first...

To make music is one thing - but to change the course of a genre is another! Doctor P is definitely the leader of the new wave of wobbles and whomps in Dubstep and goes against the normal ingredients needed. Sweet Shop set the benchmark for others to follow as this doctor's surgical dissection of Dubstep music leaves people wanting more than just the doctor's diagnosis! Doctor P is the stage name of the English dubstep record producer and DJ, Shaun Brockhurst. Shaun also produces drum and bass under the aliases Sounds Destructive, Slum Dogz and DJ Picto. He is...

Coming out of the late eighties garage-rock revival scene of New York City, The Optic Nerve are something of a wonderful enigma. Rather than measuring out bland anti-establishment rants and bursts of pseudo-revolutionary blah-rock, they chose instead to hark back to the days when rock was loving crafted. With a style reminiscent if not derivitive of the Byrds, they stuck to their guns, going so far as to not get signed by any major labels. Their commitment to the style is what seperates them from contemporaries R.E.M. and yet, for fans of classic jangle-pop/rock and the open-minded, their only album...