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Jagged

Jagged are a Bristol based Electro/Industrial/Darkwave Band signed to rebco records home of Deviant UK, Novus UK, Global Citizen to name but a few. Their music is written and recorded in such a way that they can easily perform live, which is essential as their aim is to give their fans an exciting show with quality production. They are hugely influenced by bands such as: Mesh, Gary Numan, Apoptygma Berzerk, N.I.N., Depeche Mode, plus many more. Having already released their successful debut e.p.

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claudio prc

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dadub

Dadub is a meeting of two minds, Daniele Antezza and Giovanni Conti, a duo whose output is underpinned by a mutual curiosity. The result? Startling electronic music productions, one of the best live acts in the scene and the innovative Artefacts Mastering studio.
The collaboration started not in their native Italy, but in Berlin. Daniele arrived in Berlin with the kernel of Dadub, a project he'd begun in 2008 with a release on the label A Quite Bump. Daniele came via Rome where he'd plunged himself into production, studying sound design under Enrico Cosimi.

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brian james

1) Brian James (born Brian Robertson 18 February 1955, London, England) is a punk musician, best known as the original guitarist for The Damned. His first bands were the proto-punk outfits London SS and Bastard. Some of the influences of Bastard's on stage appearance would surface later when James moved on to what would prove to be another pioneering punk band; The Damned, recording on their first two albums Damned, Damned, Damned and Music For Pleasure before leaving. Brian subsequently formed and disbanded Tanz der Youth and Brian James Brain's who briefly became The Hellions.

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Namito

Namito is one of the most pleasant DJs you could hope to meet. Far from the wannabe stars that dominate the scene Namito truly loves his career and relishes every moment he spends playing or producing. While other DJs strive for fame and recognition, Namitos down_to_earth attitude and approach to his music make him one of the few real DJ_Artists. Rarely do you find such a dedicated individual, the man goes to bed with his logic audio manual for gods sake!

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Nick B

Even as a little boy he listened to that kind of music which wasn't very popular... Always liked to be special in choices and ideas. Well, at the age of 12 he started listening to Kraftwerk. His interests in Elektronic music were increasing slightly over the years. At his 18th anniversary he couldn't wait longer to enter the world of the DJ/Producer. Spinning/Producing since 2004. more info @: http://www.nickb.be
http://www.myspace.com/nickbtechno

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Ron Costa

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Praslea

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Quenum

"Philippe Quenum is one half of tech-house production outfit Access 58 with Paulo Nascimento, a member of Jaam and cofounder of Mutant Soul Records. Born in France, DJing since the early 80's throughout Europe and holding residencies in Swiss clubs and national radio station Couleur 3 as well as working for the Montreux Jazz Festival, Quenum moved to the U.K. in the early 90's and produced from there. His musical interests include afro-caribbean music, soul, funk, hip hop, house and techno.

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Remote

Following the success of Chloé’s The Waiting Room, the label Kill The DJ continues to redefine a certain idea of electro music with the long-awaited release of the first album by REMOTE, aka Seb Fouble & Eric Guillanton. 2000-2003: the post-French touch period, everybody is on the look out for something new, and that something new is somewhere out there on vinyl. Seb & Eric release their first maxi as Joe Zas & Co. on Pamplemousse. Then another, this a really important record, a witness to its time: Astroglide, considered as one of the best maxis in 2003 by the press and DJs alike.