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Cherry Filter (체리필터) is a Korean rock band that was started by Jijonbo and his long time friends in 1997. They were mostly underground until their second album "Made in Korea?" became an instant hit with its single "Nangman Goyangi" (낭만 고양이). Since then, Cherry Filter has become one of the most popular Korean bands around. In 2001, Youjeen (their vocalist), left for a while to have a solo career in Japan before the band had made it big. Youjeen's Japanese career was very successful, and she released her second solo album soon after Cherry Filter's second album. Cherry Filter's...

Misfilter is two-piece electronic music group consisting of vocalist and songwriter Hadley Poole and producer/writer Jon Gosier and sometimes featuring a revolving door of musicians including guitarist’s James Staubes, Ira Love and Sean Paul. Nicknamed ‘the breakbeat band’ for their bias towards trip-hop and drum and bass, the group are known for their genre bending music and thought provoking lyrics. System Recordings licensed their single “Want It All” for DJ Baby Anne’s mix CD ASSAULT & BATTERY. The same single was released that in 2005 by Sinister Recordings and has been remixed by various DJs. Since then Hadley and Chord...

CHARCOAL FILTER was a Japanese pop rock band. The members were Otsuka (vocals), Kona (guitar), Yasui (bass) and Takano (drums). After releasing a 1,000 copy indie album and several unsucessful singles, the group first made it big when their single "Tightrope" was selected as the ending theme song for the Gensoumaden Saiyuki anime series. After that, the group released several full-length and mini-albums, a "best" album, and a DVD collection of promotional videos with commentary. In 2006, the band signed to Nippon Crown and released mini-albim "心の来た道" and "Gimme a Light 2" (the latter as a tribute to their first...

Martin Sexton is a musician originally from the Syracuse, New York area. Sexton migrated to Boston in 1990 where he built a following singing around Harvard Square and gradually working his way into the club scene. In the Journey, his 1992 collection of self-produced demo recordings, as well as his captivating live appearances earned him a number of Boston Music Awards not to mention The National Academy of Songwriters "Artist of the Year". Sexton has released five more studio albums and one live album since then. Sexton is committed to translating many American music forms into guitar-based folk; his influences...