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Hybrid FX also known as HFX Project has been in the music industry since 2008. HFX Project is making the old sound of Goa Trance, converging it from east to the rest of the galaxy. For now it is a one man band. This project produced many quality tracks, purposed for pleasure only and personal enjoyment. In the tracks you can here many Acid sounds from TB-303 and new digital synths. You can hear some of the good old Goa kick, and cymbals. Project is based on old good sounds from many well known artists in Goa Trance from the...
Dream pop duo consisting of Ian Masters formerly of Pale Saints and Chris Trout formerly of A.C. Temple and Kilgore Trout. Released two albums and a 7" single in the mid-90s.
See: Spoonfed Hybrid on MySpace.
See also: The Institute of Spoons.
All their music can be heard on Chris Trout's official site.
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Hybrid Kids is a project by one time Mott The Hoople keyboard player Morgan Fisher.
The Hybrid Kids first album from 1979 was originally conceived as a spoof compilation album featuring a variety of 'bands' from Peabody, an obscure little town in Kansas (at that time American towns like Cleveland and Akron were viewed upon as hot-beds of modern rock music). When this concept was stated on the radio and in the press, quite a number of people believed it! In truth, it was all made by Morgan Fisher in Notting Hill on a four track tape recorder at a...
An early version of what would later become new wave band Dead or Alive, English singer-songwriter Pete Burns returned to music in February 1979, after the demise of the aborted group Mystery Girls, with Nightmares In Wax. Said band mined the fertile depths of the dark and kinky post-punk movement of the time. Nightmares In Wax's sole aim was, reportedly, to be the worst group in history.
"We started the group because we had a stolen keyboard and thought we had to do something with it", Burns recalls. Despite its continually changing line-up, the group was asked by Pete Fullwell...
Strawberry Nightmares are a sonic-blast of confusion.
Follow Strawberry Nightmares on Twitter @SBNightmares.
Mixing chiptune, chillout, trip-hop and maximalist into noisy conundrum.
Played on Radio 1 by Huw Stephens, Radio Stoke by Rob Adcock.
Featured in Xbox Live game Comic jumper by Twisted Pixel.
The future of nightmarish nonsense are here...
We.Taste.Like.Red.
Albums: Wholly Irrelevant, Confusion/Illusion, Divine/Recline, Smile Or Die, Grin City
Find out more at www.StrawberryNightmares.com .
