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The Phantom Four from Amsterdam are widely considered to be the #1 instrumental group in The Netherlands. Their unique style combines music from all over the world (from South-American cumbia to Middle Eastern folk music) with the typical sound of Western surf guitars. This mix of different genres of world music has turned venues and festivals in Europe and the USA into exotic dance parties.

Biography:
Frontman Phantom Frank gained fame in The Netherlands and abroad during the 90's with his surfband The Treble Spankers. After that success he started the Phantom Four in 2005. After playing numerous festivals in Europe and the USA (Lowlands, Pinkpop, Paaspop, Tiki Oasis) the band has been praised as being one of the world's top instrumental groups. After several collaborating projects, including an album and tour with rapper Rudeboy, famous from hip-hop/rock pioneers Urban Dance Squad, The Phantom Four are back in 2018 with a new album called "Live at Pacific Parc". In 2020 the band will release new material which will explore even more global sounds, like afrobeat on "Marula" and oriental disco on "Yarana".

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Twenty-five years ago, independent record label Kill Rock Stars released 'Pottymouth,' the debut album from now-legendary riot grrrl band Bratmobile. To celebrate this anniversary, Kill Rock Stars is looking back at the recording of 'Pottymouth' with the people who were there. 

Join Portia Sabin (president of Kill Rock Stars and host of The Future of What) as she interviews key players about what brought the band together and how their music has influenced a new generation of cutting edge artists.

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