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Gänsehaut was a 1980s pop band from Germany, popular in the NDW genre. They are perhaps best known for their 1983 hit Karl der Käfer, a song critical of environmental destruction. .

hautlle is based in rural Kansas, USA. He has been making music since childhood when he started playing the drums in fourth grade. He began experimenting with electronic music in 1998. His first two EP's were only given away to friends and family, but were later released as the album Broken Past. He also released an EP titled "We Got This" as part of Project168 part 4. Both of these are now available for free at http://hautlle.bandcamp.com. His first EP to be non-self released was titled "Boundaries Destroyed" and was released by Complex Sound Sagacity on October 23, 2010. All...

Die Braut haut ins Auge is a former band of Bernadette La Hengst, who is one of the leading figures in a subgenre of german indiemusic later called "Hamburger Schule" or "Diskurspop". .

A French duo halfway between electronic R&B and soulful pop, Anna Majidson and Blasé were meant to be. Both born in France but raised on the other side of the Atlantic, the pair cultivates the same cultural background, made of a French heritage and teenage years fed with the American pop culture; especially hip-hop and R&B. It was Haute's fate that they would cross paths in Montréal. In 2013, both decided to join McGill University to study music and philosophy among other subjects. Same curriculum, same influences, by chance they would even live on the same street ... but as...

Formerly known as Solgrav. The story so far... Solgrav -era: Auringon hauta evolved from the ruins of the previous crappy black-/thrash-/death metal project in late 2001. Founding members were Janne Väätäinen (guitar, vocals) and Sakari Harju (guitar). Auringon hauta was one of the options for the name, but instead of that original Finnish title, band decided that the Swedish/Norwegian equivalent, Solgrav, sounded better (for some unknown reason). So the name Solgrav was finally chosen. The name comes from a finnish/estonian legend and means "The grave of the sun". In the beginning the music was heavily inflluenced by dark- / black...