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Sunroof! was the new-millennium guise of U.K. guitarist Matthew Bower, a longtime veteran from the experimental noise-rock picture. Bower had started his career having a short-lived music group known as Pure, which mutated into Total in 1982; five years later on, Total transformed in to the prolific Skullflower, which demonstrated …

Dropping together in 1994 like a loose conglomeration, Doldrums quickly honed a bracing twin-guitar assault, as performed by Justin Chearno (ex Pitchblende) and former Rake bassist Expenses Kellum, with Bill’s sibling Matt Kellum (who also performs with Chomsky as well as the Death Ray Davies) on drums. Removing from the …

London’s Total was the largely single side task of Skullflower and Sunroof! innovator Matthew Bower, who generally utilized it as a car for his multi-instrumental skills so when a free-form, ambient counterpoint towards the scabrous sound assault of his additional endeavors. Oddly, Total in fact predated Skullflower by five years, …

Approaching in the late-2000s noises scene of Montreal, electronic producer Airick Woodhead started his solo task Doldrums this year 2010. Melding different facets of digital sequencing and loud sample-based noises with hypnotic pop constructions, Doldrums quickly surfaced in some random paths, 7″ singles, remixes, and a good VHS assortment of …

Spelling their name having a “v” rather than a “u” to distinguish themselves in Internet queries, Glasgow’s frosty electro-pop trio Chvrches feature singer Lauren Mayberry and keyboardists/vocalists Iain Prepare and Martin Doherty. Mayberry, who previously used the music group Blue Sky Archives and keeps a law level and a master’s …

Canadian electronic artwork pop group Majical Cloudz began as the single task of Devon Welsh. His home-recorded lo-fi synth pop tests and danceable pop music produced during 2010-2011 had been gathered and released by Arbutus Information in 2011 as II. The record featured visitor vocals from labelmate Clare Boucher (aka …

Greek musician Panagiotis Melidis took the name Larry Gus in 2006, entering solo digital music production following the dissolution of his even more organic punk duo Ginger. He called the project following the Greek term “Larigas,” which translates approximately into throat or larynx, but offered as a fascinating enough exemplory …