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1) BGM is a Vanity Records-artist from Japan from the 70s. 2) "BGM" is also short for background-music therefore it can be music from just about anywhere e.g. movies, anime, games or tv-series. 3) bgm lives in Toronto and makes homemade songs. 4) For the Korean artist BGM (Beauty Gorgeous Music), see 비지엠 .

The band was established in 1984 by its four members MALISA, KARA, VLAJSA and SISA. After a year they went on tour. In the studio "Purple Eye" the band records its first demo and its first compilation produced by the slovenian discography house "BlackTape". One video was being recorded for the italian TV Channel "Rai2". '87 the band stoped with its work, '96 it records its first album N.B.G. 1 with the same members. Before the first album was released, the drummer Malisa tragicaly lost his life! The concerts started after a year, Malisa was replaced by our good friend...

Gothenburg, Sweden Cyrusgbg pronounced Cyrus Gothenburg has always had a faschination for audio and sounds, all sounds can be perceived as melodies and rhythms. Lives on the Swedish west coast, he's inspired by the salty sea breeze, the tram creaking, birds chirping, the Red Lions murmur, beer, red wine, sunny days, rainy days, his daughter Iris and his partner Karro. Cyrusgbg is not afraid to try new things, mix genres or play a new instrument. Quite the opposite, the more variation the better. Offical website, http://www.cyrus.se/. Myspace http://www.myspace.com/cyrusgbg. Discography (Free downloads) Stealing peoples opinions (2001) http://www.archive.org/details/Cyrusgbg-StealingPeoplesOpinions Live my dream (2009)...

icelandic ambient electronic soundscapes .

Teledubgnosis (drummer Ted Parsons, producer/audio alchemist Jason Wolford, and multi-instrumentalist Gregory Damien Grinnell) are ambient dub scientists, dark riddim warriors, noise sculptors and industrial roots rockers. The sound of Teledubgnosis can also be described as organics taking form - the organics that arise from exploiting the tech. Following Teledubgnosis' critically acclaimed Magnetic Learning Center (Wordsound 2003), the latest split release (with Norways' N.I.C. on Malicious Damage Records) pushes the Teledub method into uncharted but fertile territory as the tech included using an FTP server to collaborate. Since they left New York, the members of Teledubgnosis now span the globe from...