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Christ Analogue was devised in 1995 by programmer/vocalist Wade Alin. The 1996 release of their debut album, “The Texture ov Despise,” earned the band instant respect and established them as a force in the electronic/industrial music scene. With some of the most aggressive and exciting performances ever seen from an electronic-based project, Christ Analogue developed a strong following in the Seattle, WA, and Vancouver, BC, areas, and they began to contemplate the same exposure on a national level. The punk ethic of their live performances bled over to this effort, with the band booking and headlining their own tours of...

Italian production and DJ duo Lucretio (Domenico Cipriani) and Marieu, based in Berlin. Founders of Restoration Records. .

Suzi Lane is an American female singer who had a number one track on the Billboard Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart in 1979 with the Giorgio Moroder-produced tracks "Harmony"/"Ooh, La, La." At the time the tracks charted some thought it was recorded by Donna Summer because they thought that "Harmony" sounded like Summers' 1977 hit "I Feel Love." That confusion alone may have fueled the song's climb to the top of the Dance chart. Prior to her singing career, she had success as a model with the Ford Agency in New York City. She was involved in an automobile accident...

Suzi Analogue is an American soul/electronic/experimental artist known best for her imaginative songwriting and production contributions to genre-bending indie urban music worldwide. Her aesthetic pioneers vocal concepts of classic soul mashed against electronic charm, creating soundscapes that are conveyed through a global frame. True to her name, Suzi Analogue releases analogue cassettes and vinyl records worldwide. Most notably for her self-released NNXTAPE and ANALOGUE MONSTA-BOOM EP released on 10″ vinyl by Scion A/V Toyota; a collaboration with EDM star TOKiMONSTA (BRAINFEEDER/Ultra), this emerging artist has also worked alongside artists like Stalley, Spoek Mathambo, Blu and opened a tour for electronic...