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Mt. are Ben Maxwell, Joe Maxwell and Andy Harvey, the three of whom represent the latest chapter in the life of a band that started out as ctrlaltdelete. Two years after a previous chapter released the debut album 'Lethologica', the band have finally released new material in the form of new E.P. ‘Teach Your Children How To Think, Not What To Think', (four tracks created before Joe and Andy's arrival, recorded by Nic Jay at Fisher Street Studios and mastered by Aereogramme's Iain Cook) and have returned to the live circuit with gusto. The band are playing as many gigs...

Matt Sims began startling audiences with his unusually provocative performances which were equal amounts political satire , surreal imagery and sensual debauch. With three dancers (à la The Fall), this performance group explored the contemporary connections between media, consumerism, sex, and entertainment. Gaining comparisons from artist Paul McCarthy's food work to James Brown's hip work, this show caused enough of a stir to get the attention of DJ Hell who quickly signed them to his International DJ Gigolo Records label alongside the likes of Tuxedo Moon, Terence Fixmer, CROSSOVER, Vitalic and Linda Lamb. The release of Mount Sims's first album...

Mt. Moon was a dream-folk collective featuring ex-members of 1800s Sea Monster and Anglos Animalia (Maine based art-rock bands) operating out of Bangor in the summer of 2008 only. The group managed to play four shows, appear for one live in the studio hour-long radio show in Rockland, and make one EP, a double-live album, and one forty minute, seven song full-length of all seven of their original songs to serve as their own musical funeral. This last album, "A Burial In Seven Births" is an massively proud effort and is available for free download with artwork via mediafire in...

A Silver Mt. Zion uses a number of different variations of the name on different releases with respect to line-up changes. A Silver Mt. Zion is a band formed in 1999, in Montreal, Quebec, by Godspeed You! Black Emperor musicians Efrim Menuck, Sophie Trudeau and Thierry Amar. According to an interview with VPRO Radio in The Netherlands, originally the project was for Efrim to learn how to score music, but the idea was soon abandoned as Efrim decided that he preferred music not to be defined by rules, preferring simply what sounds best. Despite this, he continued the project out...