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Orishas is a group that combines new hip-hop rhymes with classic cuban beats. They've revolutionized latin music by creating a fusion sound. Their albums include "A lo Cubano", "Emigrante", "El Kilo", "Antidiotico" & "Cosita Buena". Below is the complete Bio from their website: It's been quite a journey since Orishas released their first album 'A Lo Cubano' in Spain in May 1999. Lauded by the press throughout Europe ever since it came out, the group launched into a marathon tour that started in summer 1999. From clubs to festivals, the European tour stretched out to just over two years with...

Sound wise, the tracks off Puzzleweasel fall somewhere between Richard Devine and Venetian Snares, with a playful sci-fi edge. Abrupt and consequently teasing and shifting beats with a jungle background. It is a completely unpredictable sonic nightmare full of energy and cutup beats. It has the intensity of harsh noise and is made as a full-frontal attack on the dancefloor. Peter Dahlgreen "Puzzleweasel" was born in Zurich lived in Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Norway and now living in Aarhus Denmark, where he is a student on the conservatory of music in the electronic department. In the summer of 2003 puzzleweasel met up...

The music of the Weasel Walter Quartet harkens back to that of free jazz legends like Albert Ayler, Cecil Taylor, Masayuki Takayanagi and Peter Brotzmann - there is an emphasis on overt speed and violence while never losing sight of articulation and interplay. The group is interested in power, excitement and fury - the kind created by the dripping sweat and blood of its members’ manic performances. The quartet doesn’t dabble in rock or any other idiomatic cliches - the music is 100% abstract improvisation: dense, furious and modern. .

The Weasel King is a one-man side project of demos inspired by the Harry Potter series of books. The Weasel King resides in Missouri. .

Fidatevi is Ben Weasel's first solo album, and is the most daring, mature and expressive musical work he has done. "Fidatevi" has two meanings: trust in oneself and trust between people. Ben's incredible brand of punk rock songwriting is this time focused into is also a personal and positive album - more introspective than anything Ben has previously done. Noting that the album was meant as a series of "Notes to Self," influenced partly by his interest in Buddhism, Ben says, "The music was inspired by whatever goes on in my head that creates tunes. The lyrics are based on...