Two artists have used the name Scorn: 1. Electronic / Dub / Experimental outfit fronted by Mick Harris (and from 1992 to 1994, Nik Bullen). 2. Member of Black Metal band Katharsis. 1. Since 1994 Scorn has been the one-man project of former Napalm Death drummer Mick Harris. Musically, much of the output has been minimalist beats with an emphasis on very deep basslines, often resembling dub and trip-hop in structure.
Tes La Rok is one of Helsinki's underground music pioneers. He is responsible for organising numerous raves in the last eight years. Right now, he's focusing on organising monthly Step Ahead dubstep raves along Dead-O and Sire. The trio also maintains the Finnish dubstep forum Step Ahead. In addition, he also organises Slam It, a dubstep and jungle club event. You can also catch him spinning plates every month on Bassoradio.
TCH is the alter ego of Timothy Charles Holehouse (Tim Holehouse) the folk and blues musician from Portsmouth, United Kingdom; this is his more leftfield material ranging from noise collages to ambient guitar sound tracks. Formely till January 2012 it was known as Timothy C. Holehouse. He is a constantly evolving and changing experimental musician, adapting to the changes and location put to him, delving into the world of drone, noise, soundscapes, improvisation and sound poetry.
In the early 90ties Marco discovered his affinity to electronic music. First tapes and the radio, later nightlife infected him. He soon invested his pocket money in two turntables and a mixer and acquired the first skills as a DJ. The first experience with a synthesiser and a drum computer were made at the basement studio of a school friend where the two tinkered on the first beats.
In 1995 Marco got the chance to perform in public with his own records at the Youth Club All1 in Berlin.
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The Abyssinians are a Jamaican roots reggae group, famous for their close harmonies and promotion of the Rastafari movement in their lyrics. The vocal trio was originally formed in 1969 by Bernard Collins, Donald Manning and Linford Manning. Their most famous songs are "Satta Massagana" and "Y Mas Gan", both of which are delivered partially in the Ethiopian language of Amharic. Another crucial track is "Declaration of Rights", whose riddim has been reprised many times during the years by many other roots reggae artists.
From its inception in 1996, Easy Star Records has been at the forefront of a growing revolution in reggae music. Easy Star evolved from an idea hatched by four friends into a vibrant independent record company that has been called “…one of the most important reggae labels in America today.” During that time, a new generation of young fans has begun to discover the addictive riddims of Jamaica’s most famous export, either through music influenced by reggae—such as hip hop and electronica—or in its pure, unadulterated form.
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Buy: http://justintuijl.bandcamp.com/ Justin Tuijl] is a British solo experimental electronic musician with firm roots in dance, rave and psychedelic trance. A blend of styles from life experiences of ambient soundscapes his music style covers most areas of electronic music, such as: techno, trance, dub, psytrance and breakbeat / drum and bass and often incorporates elements of many other styles and sounds. He had always had an overwhelming interest in music.
Daniel Lanois’ Black Dub features Brian Blade on drums, Daryl Johnson on bass, and Trixie Whitley adding vocals, keys and more percussion. The band released their first single I Believe In You in 2010 followed by their self titled debut Black Dub later that year. Their music style has been described as dub-infused rock. In conclusion, it's pretty awesome.