
"...Skip Zone perform mid-tempo cosmic americana songs with some outstanding vocal harmonies and catchy melodies. Think Ryan Adams, think The Jayhawks, think early Wilco and think a little bit of American Beauty era Grateful Dead. The three vocalists provide a great dynamism to the songs, and instrumentally, the band hits the right notes with gentle electric pianos, harmonica solos and some inspired guitar parts that create very refined songs..."
www.glue.fi

"Jumalation! Mitä tekee debyyttialbumillaan helsinkiläinen Skip Zone? Huomiota herättävän määrän kantrifiiliksiä sisältävän levyn, joka on kauttaaltaan kuuntelukelpoinen. Ajoittain jopa mainio. Mayat olivat oikeassa, lopunajan merkit ovat käsillä."
www.Sue.fi








Skip Zone is a 6 piece  Folk Rock band from Helsinki Finland with strong influences from Alt.Country and 60's/70's cosmic americana.

We are:
Maria Pääkkönen - Vocals and harmonica
Pyry Suomala - Vocals and guitar
Aaro Syrjänen - Vocals and guitar
Mikko Aspelin - Electric Piano, Organ and Synthesizers
Teemu Vainio - Electric and Upright Bass
Mikael Tiittanen - Drums, percussion and other objects

Contact and booking:
Skipzoneband@gmail.com

We're an all First Nation (Mohawk and Cayuga) DJ crew from Ottawa, Canada.  We remix traditional Pow Wow music with contemporary club sounds. Stay up to date with us at www.thehallucination.com

BOOKINGS
Adam Countryman - acountryman@independentartistgroup.com 

MANAGEMENT
Matt Mudde- management@thehallucination.com

Disco's combination of romanticism and materialism effectively tells us—lets us experience—that we live in a world of materials, that we can enjoy them but that the experience of materialism is not necessarily what the everyday world assures us it is. Its eroticism allows us to rediscover our bodies as part or this experience of materialism and the possibility of change.”

—Richard Dyer, “In Defense of Disco” (1979)

Operating between the European electronic dance music tradition—minimal techno, French house—and American indie, Benoit & Sergio have always existed in a sonically liminal space.

What is the relationship between Philosophy and Political Economy today?  Ever since October 2003, the Centre for Philosophy and Political Economy has considered a variety of responses towards this guiding question.  These responses have been generated out of a collective and ongoing engagement with areas as diverse as cultural studies, feminism and science and technology studies, psychology and social theory, management and organisation studies, philosophy and political economy, and many other fields besides.

The CPPE is based at the School of Management at the University of Leicester.

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