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Revolution Void is the electronic-jazz music project of 24-year-old DJ and producer Jonah Dempcy. Jonah began Revolution Void back in 1996 at the age of 12. The initial sound of Revolution Void was funky breaks and bigbeat, influenced by The Chemical Brothers, Prodigy and Fatboy Slim. Revolution Void had a somewhat more lo-fi aesthetic than these artists, however, due in large part to the fact that Jonah produced music using MOD programs such as FastTracker2. In 1999, Revolution Void's first single, Viva la Revolucion, was released as a limited-edition 12". The title track of the release was 10 minutes of...

Gothic Electro from Berlin, Germany Homepage - http://www.avoid-kharma.de/de/index.php Myspace - http://www.myspace.com/avoidkharma .

Subsignal was formed by Sieges Even's Markus Steffen (guitars, programming) and Arno Menses (vocals, keyboards), followed shortly after by Dreamscape's Ralf Schwager (bass). As of December 2008 the band is completed by drummer Roel van Helden (Sun Caged) and keyboardist David Bertok (also of Dreamscape). The full length debut Beautiful & Monstrous, was released in September 2009 via ZYX Music and Goldencore. The album contains nine tracks plus one bonustrack (Rain is the Most Beautiful Color) in melodic progressive rock style in the vein of Sieges Even. However, Subsignal's music is clearly more calm and tranquil, more often expressing positive...

Since its formation in 2008, Eternal Void has been pushing the boundaries of metal on the local scene. Growing tiresome of generic metal bands, they have set out to create their own sound by combining multiple influences to create an intensely unique sound. The group has grown relentless in its search for domination and seeks to put metal back in the spotlight and any naysayers firmly in their place. "An unsigned band that already sounds like a top quality act that should be booking cross country tours and selling out venues..." -Ty Arthur, Metal Underground "With lyrics with meaning behind...

VOID CoNSTRUCT was formed in Southampton, England in about 1999 by Scott Walker (vocals) and Vicky Halliday (live synths) Their first two albums to date were released on Cryonica Records (run by London-based Inertia). Estramay Aleph demonstrated their creativity and, drawing on influences such as Haujobb, Front 242 and Front Line Assembly, their perverse sense of melody. The second album, Sensory Division was a technical leap forward and a definitive, punchy EBM release. Notable Live sessions include Support for Front 242 at the London Forum and Dark Jubilee in 2002, playing along side the likes of Das Ich and Paradise...