Druid - Fluid (1976) | zh

Die So Fluid are the modern incarnation of a ‘power trio’. Their sound is a harmonic mixture of metal riffs, post-punk eclecticism and bittersweet grungesque melody. They are part of the first wave of bands to turn down signing a traditional record deal and embrace the changes the internet has made to the industry by stripping record companies of their distribution and promotion monopolies. Die So Fluid therefore retain ownership of all their recordings and copyright of all their songs. Die So Fluid first surfaced in 2001, touring the country in the wake of their debut e.p. ‘Operation Hypocrite’, released...

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Drums Druids is the UK Producer and DJ Jeremy van Kampen. He is also known as Laughing Buddha. A former guitarist, his inspiration for producing trance was kick started by the Goa parties of the early 90s. His first release was the 'Cannabanoid' EP on Transient records under the name Cosmosis with Bill Halsey in 1995. This partnership went on to produce a top selling album 'Cosmology' and a string of hits such as 'Morphic Resonance' and 'Gift of the Gods'. They also released the singles 'Infinite depths' and 'Karma' on T.I.P. Records as Laughing Buddha. When they went their...

Microfluid was born in Russia, in a small town called Ulyanovsk. Since his early days he was interested in music, listening to such founders of techno and house as Kraftwerk, U96 and others. Finally, after hearing tons of music he decided to compose his own tracks. First tracks were in trance style, and they would be trance nowadays, if he didn't meet a man who absolutely changed his mind to the side of deep house / deep techno / minimalism music. At Summer 2006, he started to create tracks in deep house style, and not much time after that his...

Fluid is the name of at least five bands: 1) The Fluid were an American grunge band, from Denver, CO, formed in 1984. The Fluid were originally called Madhouse, and became The Fluid upon the arrival of vocalist John Robinson. Their first show drew a large crowd of around 400 people, and they released their first album in 1986, "Punch N Judy". It was The Fluid live show that set them apart from many other Denver punk bands in the mid-1980's. Part MC5, part Black Flag, and part Rolling Stones, the group of 5 young men from Denver, Boulder, and...