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from Plaistow, East London. He began MCing when he was in year 7 where he and Griminal formed M.I.C along with Proof, Ruger, Bigwill, and Flamzos. Brutal was also affiliated and once a member of younger N.A.S.T.Y. He is also a member of In Da Hood. Brutal released several promos titled 'school days' vol 1 to 5, a back catalogue of unreleased tunes. He is currently working on a solo mixtape 'Youngest Older', and was going to feature on a joint project with Dot Rotten entitled '10% Effort' .

Brutal Combat is probably one of the first white power bands in France. Founded in Brest, the band sang for the nationalist part of skinhead movement with a radical anti-communist stance. The first album released, by the label Rebelles Européens is a 12 track vinyl entitled Charles Martel (1987). .

fDeluxe is The Family renamed. The Family was a protege band formed by Prince after the break-up of The Time once Purple Rain ended. (Actually, by the time the movie hit theaters, The Time had long since disbanded.) Left over members Paul Peterson (who had replaced The Time original member Monte Moir on keyboards), Jellybean Johnson and Jerome Benton, were grouped with Susannah Melvoin (twin sister of Wendy from The Revolution + Wendy & Lisa), and Eric Leeds (sax player for The Revolution on tour only). The Family released one self-titled album in 1985 on Prince's new Paisley Park Records...

Brutal Unrest was formed in the summer of 2002 with the intention of playing brutal Death Metal. After creation of several songs and some further concerts the time was right to record the first demo-album: "No Light No Hope Eternal" was released in early 2006. Following this, Brutal Unrest continued to impress audiences by their live appearances, which always gathered a great response. In 2009 Brutal Unrest signed a deal with Aural Attack Productions and entered the Sounds of Steel Studio to record their second album "Hellcatraz", which has been released on November 6th, 2009. .

Ducks Deluxe were an English pub rock band of the 1970s. Usually called "The Ducks" by their fans, they were known in the 70s for their up-tempo, energetic performances. Formed in London in February 1972 by Martin Belmont (guitar), Sean Tyla (guitar), Ken Whaley (bass) and Michael Cousins (known as Magic Michael) on percussion, they split after playing a gig at the 100 Club in London on July 1, 1975. The band reformed in 2007 with Martin Belmont (guitar), Sean Tyla (guitar), Kevin Foster (bass) and Jim Russell (drums). Inbetween times, various members of the band found a degree of...