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The Books story began in 2000, when Nick Zammuto and Paul de Jong met through a friend in New York City. Sharing similar interests but different backgrounds in acoustic music and found sound, Zammuto and de Jong took their sonic experiments to the studio. Eventually, with some urging by Tom Steinle of Tomlab Records, they created what would become their debut record, Thought for Food, in 2002. Within a year, the Books relocated to Hot Springs, NC, and recorded and released The Lemon of Pink.

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NICCKKKKK COPYCATS are three teens from manchester/stockport, they create ridiculous techno punk pop in their bedrooms and play shows to a confused audience. They believe that No two songs should sound the same, they are here to supply the schizophrenic genre defying pop which will hopefully be the soundtrack to the choatic place this world really is. a bizarre(ish) alternative to the apocalyptic lad rock you can hear everywhere right now?

'A chaotic mix of loop pedals, rolling funk beats and chanting vocals. This mustachioed London 2-piece are slacker music you can dance to'

Codebreaker is anthemic. Codebreaker is electric. Codebreaker is criminally infectious. Codebreaker is Steven Hawley and Sage Schwarm, specialists at making summer magic all year round. An irresistible mix of the timeless, warm sound of funk with exciting modern extrapolations on disco, italo, electro, filter house & more..
Their last 12" single, “Follow Me” quickly caught the attention of world-class taste makers including The Juan MacLean (DFA/NYC), Bottin (Italians Do It Better/Venice), and The Outrunners (Valerie/FR), all of who gave the single remix treatments.