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1) 2) Oldskool breakbeat/jungle/d&b alias of Bay B Kane. Released between 1993 to 1998 on Ruff Diamond and Parallel Records. .

There are two bands with the name Parallels: 1. Parallels is an electronic group based out of Toronto, Canada consisting of front-woman Holly Dodson (vocals, keyboards), Nick Dodson (drums) and Artem Galperine (live keyboards). Past members include Cameron Findlay (drums, composer, producer) and Joey Kehoe (keyboards). Parallels began in 2008 through an exchange of emails between Holly and former member Cameron Findlay, which turned into their debut single “Ultralight”. After Findlay returned to Toronto at the end of Crystal Castles’ 2008 tour, Findlay and Dodson turned their main focus to the development of Parallels. They found co-writing to be a...

The story of Parallel Universe began at the end of 2007 when Damir Puh had an idea to put together a band that would play instrumental rock music. Daniel Rujkov was the first to join the band, as a bass player. Damir and Daniel knew each other as they both played in a same band before, they shared similar musical tastes, so the collaboration in the new project was evident. Soon after this, Dejan Stanojevic joined the band as a second guitar player, followed by Damir Ibraimoski on drums. The band began working on their own material, based on some...

The 41st parallel runs an imaginary course from New York to Naples, Italy, where reside Julia Kent and Barbara De Dominicis, respectively. Therefore, you could say they are both on the same geographical wavelength. However, they also share the same musical wavelength, as they are both quite fond of delicate ambiances, loops, and spontaneity. Cellist Julia Kent weaves dense sonic fabrics using real-time looping techniques she truly masters. Poet/singer/electronic artist Barbara De Dominicis likes to integrate live-treated field recordings to her inspired vocal improvisations. To these two ingredients – Kent and De Dominicis – we must add a third one:...

'Turn the page' marks a new beginning for Craggz and Parallel, not only in a change of name and lineup, it also showcases a new sound and direction in their work. After the success of the critically acclaimed debut album ‘Northern Soul’ released on Valve Recordings in late 2006 the trio became a duo. Keen to create something new and innovative, they took their time to experiment and develop a new sound, a strong electronic theme began to emerge in their productions. The first 12” that encapsulated this new direction was ‘Shake the Disease/Magnetise’ released on their own Product imprint...