Simone is a New Wave musician in Philadelphia.

Formed in the spring of 2009 as part of an experimental staging of Hamlet, Double Eyelid has spent the last 5 years developing its sound and challenging audiences along the way. Driving the band are the songs and energy of singer, occasional instrument-player and charismatic oddity Ian Revell. Adding guitar grit is Karl Mohr, and floating above the fray is keyboardist Benjamin Mueller-Heaslip. While the band has found a home in Toronto's goth scene, the closest parallel is perhaps to early Roxy Music, with its tension between street level expression and high art. Other main influences include Bauhaus, Sex Gang Children, David Bowie, Edith Piaf and Christian Death. After making their MuchMusic debut in 2012 with a clip from horror auteur Steven Cerritos for "Dead is Better," the long-awaited first album "Seven Years" is finally finished and ready for a summer 2014 release.  Stay tuned ...

I come from a very dark place, to bring you all the sonic light.
Free your mind.

-Smokehaus Records-
Independent Electronic Music

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Revolutionary DJ Mark BoudreauX ...

Sonic Reconfiguration Artist
Sound Bender
Music Producer

NEAREST is an accumulation of lost feelings, reflections, and passions previously buried and forgotten throughout the years. The duo consists of Casey Grabowski and René Alpha from Philadelphia, PA / Wilmington, DE. Their music is a fusion of cold vocals, pulsating beats, and layered synthesizers reminiscent of underground music from the late 70's and mid 80's. 

Official "Far Away" Music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxuqKmqn2oE

Direct purchase:
https://nearest.bandcamp.com/

AjantaMusic are Paul and Robin Simon, with  Gina Watson . The brothers are former members of  Ultravox, Magazine, Cowboys International and Girls At Our Best, and have worked with John Foxx, Thomas Dolby, Bruce Woolley, Glen Matlock, and Visage. Our Stratotester labelmates include, The Fallout Club and The Civilians. Visit www.ajantamusic.com

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