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There are at least 4 bands with the name Boulevard. One from Germany/Canada, one from New Zealand, one from Finland and one from Denmark. 1) Randy Burgess (bass) Mark Holden (saxophone, vocals) David Forbes (lead vocals) Andrew Johns (keyboards) Randy Gould (guitar) Randall Stoll (drums) Tom Christianson (bass; replaced Burgess) Holden had been working in a recording studio in Frankfurt, Germany and an offer to open a new, multi-million dollar recording studio in Calgary gave him reason to return to Canada. While working there, he and Gould formed BLVD with American violinist/vocalist David Forbes (who had recorded a beer jingle...

The collaborative work of Jonathan Borges and Shannon Kennedy of Pedestrian Deposit could be described as highly composed, often abstract sound textures combined to create dynamic experimental music that draws on the duo’s widely contrasting auditory obsessions. Borges’ use of crude yet disciplined electronics, tape loops, field recordings, and controlled feedback manipulation contrasts against Shannon’s use of self-designed stringed instruments, bowing techniques and amplified wood and metal, resulting in music that is both raw and refined. Pedestrian Deposit bears elements of electro-acoustic sound, musique concrete, classical, industrial and harsh noise, but cannot be confined to any one genre. Jonathan Borges...

Déportivo is a French rock band (with punk influences) from the so-called French "nouvelle scène". .

http://www.myspace.com/17thboulevard Markus Smaller (aka alone & acoustic) & Rob Stp from the group Body & Soul. Vienna, Austria. .

Deporitaz (formerly "Trapezoid") was Neil Cicierega’s musical project preceding "Lemon Demon". The main difference between "Lemon Demon" and Deporitaz is that Deporitaz produced mostly instrumentals. There were a few exceptions, including a track that was made into a music video and later remade on "Hip To The Javabean", entitled "I Know Your Name". To this day, fans usually prefer the earlier version. Another exception is "Wizard Hat Pie", which features guest lead vocals by "Dave Kelly". During this era, Neil also occasionally recorded under the name "MEGO vs. SPAGO". Shortly after Neil abandoned the "Trapezoid" moniker and moved on to...