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Bleach is the name of more than one band: a British shoegaze group, an all-girl Japanese rock trio and an American Christian rock group. 1. Bleach (UK) The British shoegaze band Bleach was formed in Ipswich in 1989 by brothers Neil (guitar) and Nick Singleton (bass) together with former Anglian TV researcher Salli Carson (vocals) and drummer Steve Scott. Between 1990 and 1993 the band produced two EPs, a mini-album and two full length albums, plus several singles. There was also a compilation album of singles. Bleach were often described as being at the forefront of the so-called ‘shoegazing’ scene,...

Kenshiro is deep, afloat and catchy. Kenshiro is a purely sudorific party. Kenshiro is sushi for the ears. This Drum’n'Bass formation from Aachen offers a repertoire rich in variation that exhausts the whole range of the breakbeat universe: Dark,vigorous Drum’n'Bass - patterns, shimmering sound particles, that can also float in more ambient fields, labyrinthic rhythm lines, but also very straight stressed tuneful sections with an auditory-current pinch of pop appeal - the Kenshiro sound spectrum has no fear of contact, rather more facets. Especially on stage: Powerful, well fed basses which allow higher hit for the heart and the controller...

Born out of a bunch of songs written a bedroom somewhere in the vibrant warehousing district of London's Manor House comes Bleach Blood. This is Jamie's complied love of 70's (post) punk, dance, electronica and pop music. Along with the thundering beats of Invisible Frank, Charlie Elliot synthed up bass lines and touring guitarist Paul Mullen's math psych guitars, expect honest songs about love, loss, escapism, friendship and whatever else falls out of their collective heads. .

Since he was born in 1986, Hirotaka Shirotsubaki has been living in Kobe, Japan. After playing in various bands he started his solo carrier in 2008. Inspired mainly by landscapes, he often uses field recordings and samples for his music. /// Bandcamp - https://hshirptsubaki.bandcamp.com/music .

After releasing 'Suspicion' in 2006 (which debuted at #13 on CMJ's add week on college radio), The Bleachers (Joe Maloney, Marco Brizuela and David Hines) played numerous shows in support of the album. "Don't Make No Roads" and "Poltergeist" were featured in separate podcasts by Indiefeed throughout the year. During shows in the summer of 2007, the band began previewing many new songs which would end up appearing on their second full-length album, 2008's 'Conjure'. The album included the songs "Zodiac," "Stolen," "Build An Army" (chosen by Las Vegas Citylife as a top ten song of the year) and "Ice...