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If its true that, as Elvis Costello once famously opined, writing about music is like dancing about architecture then describing the music of Ferocious Bubbles may resemble an arc that begins with Isadora Duncan and ends with Merce Cunningham. Its a music that even at its most spare is beautiful and fluid never afraid of abstraction, incident, or the ability to change. At its essence is a vital buoyancy that, despite singer / songwriter Pete Szelenbaums tendency to stay grounded, pulls everything skyward. There are no fixed points even when things seem irrevocably stuck. There are several songs in the...

Ferocious Mullet create dub influenced electronica in their underground studio bunker beneath west London. The two mulletiers have been conspiring for over a decade. They perfected their groove on the uk/european psychedelic trance & techno circuits in the late nineties, moved on to breakbeat releasing with the awesome Chi-recordings, with plays by Annie Nightingale and inclusion on the Y4K Uberzone compilation on Distinctive Records. This era produced some classic 12" tunes such as the monstrous 'cellophane satisfaction' and 'ruff machine' Over the last few years the music has found a new dub infused direction with collaborations with a variety of...

Ferocious is Roel Schutrups, more widely known as DJ Isaac. Roel released material in the mid 1990s under this name. .

Ferocious Dog are from Warsop, Nottinghamshire. Originally a three piece in the late 80's by Ken Bonsall (Lead Vocals/Guitar) and Dan Booth (Fiddle) and Ian Wagstaff playing Bodran (Irish Drum). Shortly after the band was joined by Dave Drury (Bass), Paul Newbury (Drums), Jimmy Carrol (Guitar/Banjo/Penny Whistle). The band split and reformed a few times, then following the tragic death of Paul Newbury in 2005, they were joined by Brad Drury (Dave Drury's Son) (Drums). Later they were joined by Kyle Peters (Guitar) and finally one of the showmen of the band Ellis Waring (Mandolin/Guitar) joined in early 2011. The...