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Most of remixed songs are tagged as remix, but Remix are also a rock band from Latvia. Founded in 1985 as a band of Latvian Radio with the line-up: Rodrigo Fomins (a.k.a. Igo) - lead vocalist Aivars Hermanis - guitars Jevgenijs Scapovs - bass guitar (until '88) Uldis Marhilēvičs - keyboards/vocals Vilnis Krieviņš - percussion Harijs Bass - keyboards (until '86) Eduards Glotovs - bass guitar (since '88) They all were high-skilled musicians and that was the key of their achievements and popularity in Latvia, whole USSR and even Eastren and part of Western Europe. In the beginning Remix were...

One of the greatest unsung bands ever to come out of Scotland, driven by great guitar hooks, driving pop rhythms and Katy McCullar's gorgeous voice, descended from obscure Glasgow outfit the Fizzbombs. Their three albums were released on lo-fi indie lable Creeping Bent. Line-up, at last count, was McCullars on vocals, John Morose on guitar, Steve McSeveney on bass and Paul Turnbull on drums. Three albums to date: Aqua-Pet...You Make Me (released 1996), Jet Streams (1997) and Mink Riots (1999), plus a clutch of EPs and contributed tracks to Creeping Bent's other releases. Current whereabouts or fate unknown, sadly. .

There are at least three bands which use this name: 1. An electronic/nu jazz duo from South Africa 2. An alternative rock band from Germany 3. A rock band from Canada 4. An indie jazz band from Japan 1. Goldfish is a live electronic act from Cape Town, South Africa. The two members Dominic Peters and David Poole are jazz musicians who met while studying music at university. They recorded their first album - ''Caught in the Loop'' - themselves, with little more than a double bass, a saxophone and a couple of synths. This self-released album led to a...

Jörg Fisher and Maurice Dulz. Probably the name “Goldfish und der Dulz” has something to do with their names being “Fisher” and “Dulz”. Their music can be discribed as a combination of micro house and minimal techno. .