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Great jangly mid-60's folk beat'n garage. .

Abstract Greens are the creation of Richard Innes Mulvey. He lives in Edinburgh, Scotland. Originally the music style was Madchester inspired by such bands like Stone Roses, Inspiral Carpets and Happy Mondays. However when the album 'Strange Daze Dreams' was released on Lone Head Records in Nov 2014 a new psychedelic edge appeared in the music. The new inspirations seem to be bands like Love, The Doors, Mystic Braves, Small Faces and of course The Beatles. The music is mostly guitar indie rock with elements of electro dance. Although lof-fi acoustic songs also make an appearance on the album. .

Green Street is a 5 piece metalcore band from the North side of Brisbane. Originally formed in 2004 they started out playing local shows under a few different names such as “Randy Marsh” and “Hierarchy", they proceeded to form a tight group of friends and fans in their local area. In early 2009 they secured their full and final line up and started playing shows full steam under their new name “GREENSTREETt” since there reinsertion they have played countless shows and shared the stage with many local and interstate bands. Their debut EP “Shadow Boxer” has now been released and...

DJ Scotch Egg (born Shigeru Ishihara) is a Japanese producer of Chiptune / Gabber music based in Brighton, UK. Shige started out making improvised noise music performing under the name Shiez 2000 and later contributed to a few little known groups including; Megadrive, Noony Banoony, and The Fighting Seizure Robots Busking Crew. After moving to Brighton from Tokyo, he founded Brighton's premier breakcore/noise night Wrong Music with friends Henry Collins (aka Shitmat) and Matt (Roger Species). Collins took Shige under his wing, & convinced him to use his Game Boy to create gabber tracks. As of 2006, He has released...

BIOGRAPHY Originally from a small countryside village of Valenciennes, France, 27 years old Regis Israel, aka GreenShape, with his soft voice and ghostly folk pop songs speak of lost love and troubled family history. One could almost feel like driving a Cadillac in a film by Wim Wenders and hear "Pound After Pound", and sometimes the sound of the sixties folk haunting. Since 2003 GreenShape has traveled through the scenes of the north in various projects, but the folk guitar he found from the closet of his grandmother, and the stepfather’s Simon & Garfunkel vinyls always returned to his memory....