Hi. I’m Kroniktronikboy. I live in a city full of hills with a river running through it. There’s a beautiful bridge and parks and old buildings and music and clubs and drugs and black people and white people and sex and violence and death and life. And shoe shops, for some reason. Loads of them. I’m 16th, going on 17th century. My favourite philosopher is David Hume. My favourite medieval king is Charlemagne. Last night i dreamt that i was King Herod The Great. My favourite Depeche Mode album is Speak And Spell. I hate smoothie companies that try to be my friend. I’ll make my own, thank you very much. Last night my friend Torchy The Battery Boy told me he loved me…but he was on pills…so I didn’t take him seriously. The other day I got my friend Towser to drink some bong water. I said that if he did it first then I would too. I didn’t. My favourite food is potatoes. Boil them, slice them, grill them with chilli and garlic. Heaven, sweet, heaven....

Sylvaye Arneht was born in Harrisburg Pennsylvania and grew up directly outside the limits of both Hershey and Fort Indiantown Gap within the village of Grantville. His compositions consist of 'audio extractions via transcendentalism' and an obsessively collected, ever-expanding personal library of tape recordings spanning from 2002 - present.

A collection of tracks created between 1997 and 2003 by dPlayx, 
aka :
http://www.soundcloud.com/ohmwerk
http://www.soundcloud.com/8wrk
http://www.soundcloud.com/murdrum

Electronic jams for weird mans. Recorded at the Chinless Grin using Flying Jimmy Bars. So hard it could break an egg.

Kevin Joyce is a new exciting musician who works primarily as an electronic artist utilizing software synths, samples & drum machines.

Combining his love of funk, jazz, techno & house music, he creates a hybrid of these genres but never at the cost of losing melody, harmony & pulsating rhythm. His place of work is a studio overlooking a canyon full of wildlife such as coyotes & wild boar. This is turn keeps him inspired with a beautiful view and a myriad of natural sounds.

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