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There are at least two artists with the The Plastic Revolution. 1. An American poppunk band from San Diego, CA The Plastic Revolution (active from 2005 to present) 2. A Mexican indiepop group The Plastics Revolution from Mexico City DF, Mexico (active from 2007 to present) 1. This is for the American band The Plastic Revolution. The Plastic Revolution (TPR) began in 2005 as a conglomerate of emotions and experiences deep within an adolescent mind living in the new millennium. Fronted by Jake Skolnick and joined by his friends from San Diego State University, TPR began playing the college scene,...

Plastics were a New Wave band from Japan that have been compared to The B-52's or Devo. They released 4 albums including the live effort, All Across The USA 80. They were also a fixture in the fertile underground scene in New York City during the early 80s and appeared on the soundtrack to the movie Downtown '81. After the group has broken up, Front duo Toshi and Chica formed Melon, other members had their own music career and gone on to work with members of other seminal Japanese groups like Yellow Magic Orchestra, Buffalo Daughter, Judy and Mary and...

Black Mass Plastics records are synonymous with snarling, bass-driven machine funk in the fierce spirit of old hardcore. Part of the Dead Silence crew with The Dexorcist,takes his experience of 80's electro / industrial music and 90's rave into the studio, churning out tense, hard-edged and futuristic dancefloor tracks that fiercely defy the boundaries between breakbeats, electro and 2-step. These tracks don't just merely rock your body; they grab you by the throat and smash you hard in the gut. Black Mass's "Robophobic" and "Thorn 2" have been played by John Peel on BBC Radio One as well as on...

Tracy + The Plastics is the name of the electro solo project of Wynne Greenwood, a lesbian feminist video artist based in Olympia, Washington. Although the name implies the group is made up of a lead singer and her back up singers, all 3 characters are played by Wynne. In her live shows, Wynne takes on the alter-ego of Tracy as she performs against her backups, the Plastics, Nikki Romanos and Cola, who exist solely in a pre-recorded projected video. When performing, Tracy provides vocals while accompanied by Nikki on the keyboard and Cola on drums. Tracy + The Plastics...