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Tokyo Sex Destruction consists of JC Sinclair, RR Sinclair, RJ Sinclair, and SF Sinclair (The Sinclair Family, whatever that means). It's not an easy task to define their sound: 60s garage rock meets soul, meets left winged political music, meets indie rock. The Band is from Barcelona, Spain. The band is known by its productivity, since 2002 they have played more than 100 times per year, released three albums and 2 EP's. They're known across Europe, where they've become a referent of the European rock music. Although they come from Spain, they have had a huge success in France. Their...

MD: evolving out of ex-Death in June member Patrick O'Kill Leagas and his Sixth Comm project, and Amodali's magickal explorations. Sixth Comm was founded in 1986 by Patrick "O'Kill" Leagas, former drummer and vocalist in the first incarnation of Death In June. The early Sixth Comm releases present a mix of melancholic synth pop, ritual sounds and experiments, as well as several reworkings of songs which Leagas had written for Death In June. Sitxh Comm's imagery is heavly influenced by Norse mythology and magic. The band had sometimes the collaboration of appreciated pagan scholar and writer Freya Aswynn. Later on...

Pennsylvania Grind act Total Fucking Destruction features current BRUTAL TRUTH drummer/vocalist Richard Hoak. Joining Total Fucking Destruction on a 'Terrorizer' magazine sponsored 'Grind Over UK' tour in November of 2004 would be PIG DESTROYER, Doom duo HALO and the UK's NARCOSIS. In 2006 the band donated their rendition 'Kill Your Boss' of to raise funds for the EYEHATEGOD musicians on the Emetic Records assembled benefit CD 'For The Sick - A Tribute To Eyehategod'. In September donated exclusive material to the first of Relapse Records 7" Slimewave Series, this collaborative effort shared with MACHETAZO. In January 2007 Total Fucking Destruction...

Western Addiction was a punk rock band based in San Francisco formed in 2003 by four veterans of the punk scene who claimed they were sick of all the pop punk and emo and longed for the days of a thriving hardcore punk community. All four members work for Fat Wreck Chords. From the Fat Wreck web site: Do you remember when punk rock didn’t rely on prefixes? Like, you didn’t have to say ‘streetpunk’ or ’crust punk’ or ”political punk” or ’shit punk’ or ’art punk’ or ’pop punk’? Simpler, more straightforward times. Not easier times, just times where...