In his novel, The Autobiography of a Brown Buffalo, Oscar Zeta Acosta refers to Charles Manson's family as acid fascists. We like to believe that an alternate universe exists where Manson chose the path of rock n roll over the insanity of racism and celebrity slaughter. In this universe we would be his band. WELCOME TO THE INGLORIOUS WORLD OF ACID FASCISTS!
Rescue A Family is Lil Ashton (melodies, lyrics, vocals, visuals, insectoid mewling) and Ed Lawrence (music, production, visuals). The band play synthpop, and make videos for all their tracks and run live visuals during their performances. At the moment they're concentrating on busking on London's streets to spread the word, so watch out for strange electronic beats and random projector beams in London's east.
Surinder Sandhu is a sarangi player and composer. He is a student of Sabri Khan of the Senia Rampur Moradabad gharana.
Sandhu composes in multiple genres. His compositions combine jazz, western classical and Asian fusion music. Guests performers on Sandhu's albums include rock guitarist Steve Vai to saxophonist Andy Sheppard. His album The Fictionist features the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, guest musicians, and The Surinder Sandhu Band.
This is completely improvised, unorganised, unplanned, morally wrong, a waste of time, impossible to reproduce, insulting to the music industry, and rubbish. But besides all that, some of the lyrics are quite funny. Enjoy. The Real Top Fans:
#1 Joe Watson - Your devotion worries me.
#2 Martin Bizarro - Love your work!
#3 Iouaywe - We love you as much as you love us dude
#4 Gemma Rutter - Alas, her devotion has frayed in recent months...
#5 Miles Russel
Beat Ratio is a London based solo artist producing focused electro-pop tunes with an old school approach. Working exclusively on cassette, from the initial ideas to the final masters, he uses the limitations imposed by tape as an incentive for creativity and a way to escape the perfectionism of music software. Funky beats, synth-pop and traditional songwriting are all processed through a DIY blender in an attempt to produce music with which to recapture a time, not long ago, when "less was more".
God's Azolla is the solo project set up by Lewis, lenis23 of Toluene and formerly Biz Baz Boz. He produces semi-experimental ambient styled electronic perambulation, relentless mind spinning ambient technopop and/or distorted noise via a variety of vintage and modern instruments. Recently produced in high bedroom quality for 2011 is Myths Of the Near Future (Myths Of The Near Future (Continual Work In Progress)). A collection of Musical Idea's and personal experamentalism.
“Jeanie’s vocals are a touch of class with a sound that is both stylish and personal and characterized by a refreshingly English delivery…” John O’Neill, former jazz critic of The Sunday Times "Her style is definitely jazz but mixed with a touch of Latin and some old-style bebop vocalese, it's just the perfect blend to relax after work, comfy in your sofa and with a glass of your favourite wine...