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As commercial and industrial-metal made great inroads in the mainstream graphs during the past due ’90s, many early pioneers continued to record with small fanfare but a great deal of creativity, also if the incredible leaps in technology had largely altered their sound because the heyday from the 1980s. Download …

UK psychedelic pop quintet formed within the mid-60s even though John Carter (bass), Glyn Adam (vocals), Lynton Naiff (body organ), Offer Serpell (drums) and Steve Turner (electric guitar) were going to Sussex School in Brighton, Sussex, Britain. Their debut one, ‘Wedding anniversary (Of Appreciate)’, premiered in 1967 following the group …

The darker visions of industrial-strength trip-hop plus death-metal raging equals the intense dub-hop of Ice. A side-project-of-sorts produced around Godflesh’s Justin K. Broadrick and God’s Kevin Martin (exactly the same lineup composed of Techno Pet), Ice produced in the first ’90s with extra bandmembers Dave Cochrane and Alex Buess. The …

Regular collaborators Kevin Martin and Justin Broadrick (who’ve worked together in such tasks as God and Glaciers) constitute Techno Pet, a beat-oriented ambient group who fuse components of dub-style production with dense, slightly paranoid melodic themes and heavily treated digital rhythms. Although both Martin and Broadrick possess their fingers in …

Glaciers is the primary name from the saving and executing moniker from the legendary — and frequently sampled — funk clothing, the Lafayette Afro ROCK-BAND. The group was shaped on Long Isle, NY as the Bobby Boyd Congress. Determining America had been overloaded with funk works, they relocated to France …

Japanese pop group Ice built a solid showing on the country’s charts during 1996, when their album Soul Dimension became a high Ten hit.