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Merge of Equals- „SUBMERGE“ the new CD will be released on 03.06.2011, stay tuned As one of the active figures on Zürich’s vital producer scene Flavio Maspoli now steps forward to show the spectrum of his musical understanding: With „beautiful nothing“ he offers a cool showcase connecting ambient and chillout sounds to create an outstanding, urban sounding listening cocktail. He is taking a loan from electronica, funk and cinematic music to create a breathtaking groovy hybrid beyond the usual styles of lounge discretionary. enjoy www.merge-of-equals.com www.myspace.com/mergeofequals .

The Equals were a pop/reggae/rock group that formed in North London, England in 1965. They are remembered mostly for the fact that Eddy Grant, then sporting dyed blonde hair, was in the group. Also in the original line-up were the twin brothers Derv and Lincoln Gordon, as well as John Hall and Pat Lloyd. They first started rehearsing on a council estate at Hornsey Rise, North London in 1965. In 1966 the group released the "Hold Me Closer" / "Baby Come Back" single, which initially did not capture much attention in the United Kingdom. However, in Germany and The Netherlands...

Moth Equals emerged from a cave in the September of 1989 and has been producing electronic music since he was a child. His music spreads across a variety of genres, though he is most commonly inspired by Trip Hop. ♪ http://mothequals.bandcamp.com ♫ http://www.youtube.com/mothequals ♬ http://www.soundcloud.com/moth-equals .

Former bassist/vocalist, I.m.i.x. Shish, of the Afterglows (former Reading, PA Punk/Hardcore) spins a complete 180 and strips down to his bare soul. What began as rough singer/songwriter ideas was transformed into a new level of sonic soundscapes/ beats/ keys/ awesomeness and textures by collaborating with former bandmate, drummer, and all around ruling guy, Mike Mollura. The duo have created a layered, dense, beautiful ride of gritty sounds and emotions on the bands debut, "Manifest Destiny". The Equals Conquest project grew out of the friendship of Imix and Mike. They had demoed various songs throughout the years, but had only dedicated...

After forming on Halloween night in 2003, Love Equals Death made quick work of things and rose to the top of the SF Bay Area’s punk rock heap. Things were happening for the band and they were happening fast: shows with TSOL, Avenged Sevenfold, The Distillers, and more. It was at one of these local gigs that Fat Mike first witnessed the spectacle of their live show and knew right away that he wanted to work with them. And thus began the alliance between Fat and Love Equals Death; months later they emerged from the studio with their debut, Nightmerica....