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Aimee Volkofsky sings tales of murder and magic and cannibal love.

Born and raised in the desert, Aimee slowly migrated to colder, more populated lands, before returning to the desert to write about the place that houses her heart.

Taking on many different forms and collecting music making friends along the way, sometimes you'll see her with a band, and other times she'll brave the stage alone.

Grand Perceptor is a mysterious and wild project of calculated terror-rock architecture, timid trembling emotions and wild cacophonic jam improvisations.

Grand Perceptor don't sing songs about girls, cars or beer, they sing about Big Brother, Evolution, parallel dimensions and Alien Invasions. The important things in life.

Audio from: ATP Recordings releases, archive artists performing at ATP Festivals, or performing at ATP Concerts.

All Tomorrow's Parties  is an organisation based in London that has been promoting festivals, concerts and records throughout the world for ten years. It was founded by Barry Hogan in 1999 in preparation for the first All Tomorrow's Parties festival, the line-up of which was curated by Mogwai and took place in the unusual setting of Pontins Holiday Camp, Camber Sands. Since then the festival has appeared every year, and continues to set itself apart from festivals like Reading or Glastonbury by staying intimate, non-corporate and fan-friendly. Another vital difference is that the line-ups are chosen by significant bands or artists, resulting in unpredictable and exciting events which combine performances by legendary and influential acts with appearances by the latest crop of experimental artists from any (and every) musical genre. The All Tomorrow's Parties festival has become more successful with every passing year, moving in 2006 to a larger holiday camp. It has taken place in the UK, USA and Australia

ATP Recordings is a record label started in 2001 by London concert promoter Barry Hogan, who heads the All Tomorrow's Parties organisation, which has been promoting its world renowned festivals and concerts since 2000. The label was originally created to bring out a compilation CD featuring artists from the line-up of a Tortoise curated All Tomorrow's Parties event. As well as further compilations released to coincide with their festivals, the label soon expanded, signing bands and releasing their records: sometimes for the European market where their records had no distribution, but also on a worldwide basis with artists old and new.

The label has notably released the first album by the reunited Magic Band, and also acclaimed albums from Bardo Pond, Deerhoof and Australia's The Drones. The label develops new home-grown talent such as Alexander Tucker and Fuck Buttons, and has also worked to release records by such varied luminaries as Apse, Autolux, Spiritualized, Built To Spill, Sleepy Sun, Death Vessel, Fursaxa, Jackie-O Motherfucker, The Scientists, Threnody Ensemble and White Out (with Jim O'Rourke). For more info on the ATP Recordings label including information on all new and archive releases, please visit our website at atprecordings.com

Recording Studio located in Kyneton, Victoria - One hour outside of Melbourne. I love producing acoustic artists and use a wide range of gear for recording, this includes:
Converters: Apogee Quartet & Antelope Orion 32
Recording Console: SoundWorkshop Series 30
Preamplifiers: Universal Audio LA610, JLM Audio Baby Animal
Compressors: Universal Audio 1176LN, SSL Compressor
Microphones: Rode Classic I, Soundelux IFet7, Bees Neez Lulu's, Shure sm7b, Shure sm57's, Shure sm58, Shure Beta87a, Crown cm200's, Audio Technica AT4040, AKG 414 XLII, AKG D112, ElectroVoice RE-20 (original), Sennheiser c906, Sennheiser MD421 II
Prices: $30 per hour or $200 per whole day
Songs uploaded may be staged or completed mixes. Feel free to comment or offer your opinion. Sorry they are not available for download as that is up to the artist. You can contact me via soundcloud message or email ontheroadproductions@me.com

Well Dang you found a collection of arkansas-robot computer sounds composed and produced by McSwine, and looky here, a compilation of real boy music by The Smokes = Tate,Jesse,Dave. 
also Blackhorse= Tate, Dave, Daniel. enjoy Yourselves
 TateMcswain@gmail.com 

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The Blue Ruin is a 3 piece alternative voodoo-rockband from Stockholm, Sweden.
Phone: +46761689468
blueruinswe@gmail.com

The Blue Ruin was founded by Jens Möller (bass/vocals) and Sundus Ilona Abdulghani (guitar/vocals), with the aim of creating a meltdown of Goth, Psychedelia, Synth and Blues, Joseph Wallin joined on drums. The 3 band members all had different roots: Alternative Voodoo-Rock was born.

The band has had several gigs in Stockholm and has released 10 videos, the latest video "Diamond Ring" released in August 2015. In september 2014 the video Television Borderline was featured by the Pirate Bay witch made the views explode on YouTube.

In January 2013 The Blue Ruin signed with Bad Taste Records and was nominated as best new band at the Manifest Awards. 
In the spring 2013 the band released their debut album The New Disorder on vinyl and cassette.

"This is an album that contains music that nobody in the world ever listened to before. One thing that makes both the band and the album so interesting is their way to dare to break new ground. Creating an almost completely own style of music."
Jonas Lööw (Rockbladet)

"Hard enough for the girls - sweet enough for the boys"


TETSUO was a Murfreesboro punk band that released four albums over the course of four years between 2010 and 2014. They were once called "the poor man's Fugazi" by some guy taking a shit with a sharpie at Springwater. 
Springwater was their favorite venue because the red streamers make it feel like Twin Peaks. Their favorite venue outside of Nashville was Lemmon's in Boston because they had a Galaga arcade cabinet. Their drummer and their bassist were very talented. The guitar player did the best he could. They were lucky enough to be part of an incredible few years for rock music and had such a dedicated fan base that they must have had naked pictures of god. 
Email Ardis Redford for free physical copies of our cd's (limited by supply)-- ardisrtilson@gmail.com
Goddess bless, bitches.

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