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Folkswagen is the world's leading band that sings in the Finnish, Russian and Karelian languages. Well, possibly it is among the very few that do sing in these languages, but that does not diminish the importance of the folk band which started as a duo of two fans of Russian rock music in Joensuu, Eastern Finland, in 2000. Timo Munne and Suonna Kononen, the two vocalists and founder members of the band, first performed cover versions of Russian rock and underground hits that had not been heard in Finland before. Both are also natural born songwriters who draw their inspiration...

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Baader Meinhof was a one-off project of the Auteurs' Luke Haines, who enlisted a clutch of studio associates old and new (producer Phil Vinall, cellist James Banbury) to record 1996's Baader Meinhof, a record that mixed themes of the '70s German urban terrorist group it took its name from with some bizarre avant-funk. As a tangent to Haines' primary outlet in the Auteurs, the Baader Meinhof record was recorded quite cheaply but is nonetheless a valuable link in Haines' long and winding productive road, which would eventually include Black Box Recorder and material released under his own name. .

1. Danish non-computer noise/experimental/doom-drone two-man-act. Formed in Århus, Denmark 2005 by Sanne and Mikkel. 2. Meinhof is 3 piece, London base punk band (they play d-beat with crust influences). Discography: "The Rush Hour Of Human Misery" [2007] and "Under The Burning Sky Of Future Events" [2009]. Tours: Europe, Japan, Brazil... .

fascist replicas. disinformation. liberation tigers. sub-machine pistols. balloons. selected passages. video clips. that movie with a statue that spits rifles out of its mouth. there is a band playing too. this is what a baader brains show is like. .