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Thrillingly unpredictable hip hop/jazz/punk/rock n' roll, this is a new London band who won the Diesel-U-Music 2005 award (previous winners include Tom Vek and Mylo). There is also japanese skinhead band named Shuffle. .

Waffle is a Japanese group comprised of KUKO and 渡邉美佳 (Mika Watanabe). While active, the two performed songs for the Dragon Ball Z Hit Song Collection albums, TV series, and sentai shows. .

Muffler is Konsta Mikkonen, originally from Kajaani, Finland, now living in London. Despite his relatively young age, he is considered as one of the more well-known producers and DJs in the drum-n-bass scene. Previous releases on Urban Takeover were accepted worldwide by both clubbers and DJ's and his CD album on Urban Takeover "Soundz Of The Future" has recieved a warm welcome too. Also his mix cd, which consists only of his own tracks for Knowledge magazine (april 2004 issue) got him some well deserved attention and recognition. His tracks have been released on large labels such as Moving Shadow,...

Alright, let’s talk biographies... The Waffle Stompers does not mean Anti-Pancake. The Waffle Stompers was created from the minds of 8th grade skateboarder’s and punks and posEURS, and it became a revolution. The Waffle Stompers stands for an undying love of upping punx and downing 40’s. In this sick, sad, world where fun is not hip and Skurock is looked down upon, The Waffle Stompers stands for change. The Waffle Stompers stands for love, hate, war, peace, embracing enemies, and fighting friends. Anti-Flag means...i mean...The Waffle Stompers means unity. Love us and we’ll continue to love you back, it’s what...

The Vipers Skiffle Group – later known simply as The Vipers - were one of the leading British groups during the skiffle period of the mid to late 1950s, and were important in the careers of radio and TV presenter Wally Whyton, record producer George Martin, and several members of The Shadows. The group formed in the spring of 1956 in central London, originally as a trio of singer-guitarists comprising Wally Whyton, Johnny Martyn (b John Martyn Booker, 1934-2007), and Jean Van den Bosch. Later that summer they added a rhythm section, Tony Tolhurst (bass) and John Pilgrim (washboard), and...