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Silicon Dream was a synthpop band formed by the German Klaus Munzert (born 14th July 1957) in 1987. Years active 1987-1995 .

Silicon Soul are Olgalyn Jolly and K. L. Schafer, aka O. Zone and Jolly III. Ohio Theatre, SoHo, New York City, February 1981, a suddenly zealous crowd; it's dancing room only. The electronic music group Silicon Soul pushes the limits of pop music one dance step further by introducing a new sound in polyrhythmic electronic music to club culture long before the genres of "techno" and "electronica" are established. The music of Silicon Soul is familiar to the international fans of the recording Who Needs Sleep Tonight (B. B. Tech). Officially released in the United States that night in 1981,...

1. Carbon is an indie/blues band from a small town in northern New Jersey. They released a CD-R that includes five songs in 2011 and have more material to come. http://www.myspace.com/carbonmusicnj 2. Carbon is a Romanian MC part of the Pirats Klan crew. Affiliated with the Facem Records label and with Street Art. 3. Carbon was originally formed as a one-man recording project to remind the metal battalions of the glorious days before "Black Metal" became a trend. A journey back to the age when "Black Metal" stood for darkness, hate, and the destruction of Christianity. Drawing power from the...

Silicon Teens were a one-off electropop project by synth whiz Daniel Miller, who is best known as the founder and owner of highly influential independent record label Mute Records. The "group" was publicised as a quartet named Darryl, Jacki, Paul and Diane, but in reality these individuals did not exist and for media interviews their parts were played by actors. Their singer called Darryl was played by fellow Mute act Frank Tovey aka Fad Gadget. The project was launched in 1980 with a sole album called "Music For Parties". When people realised that the group didn't exist, Miller decided to...