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Ill Inspecta – Germaica’s New Blood In a time of ongoing discussions about the relevance and importance of German lyrics, an Artiste from “Benzi” town Stuttgart/Germany dismisses all fruitless passa passa with an European attitude, lyrics in Jamaican Patois and astonishing song-writing skills. Ill Inspecta dropped his debut-single “Funeral” on Germaican Records in April 2004. He caught Germaica’s attention by simply sending in a 4-track-demo-CD (yes they still listen to those demos!) He then joined the Germaican Scout project with Bobby Buster to record the smash “All A Di Gal Dem” on the Germaican Jubilee Riddim Messer Banzani and “Heartis’”...

They didn’t do more than 20 gigs. They only played about 15 songs live. But their reputation has grown so much over the past three decades that musicians who were just kids when the band played have heard of them. Their first gig was December 8th 1980.the same day John Lennon was gunned down in New York City. It was just like most other night at Seattle’s legendary Gorilla Room on Second Ave. Just a handful of people showed up, and more free beer was drunk up by the bar staff and their buddies than was ever sold. Just like...

From his Myspace: A guy called Prospecta real name by Kaido Luht is a underground junglehead/producer from Estonia... Styles like rock,funk,jazz and reggae could be often found spinning on his bassist fathers turntable. In his teenager years, being a hiphop kid, he discovered himself the sounds of the breakbeat and bigbeat throughout acts like Apollo 4.40, the Prodigy and Chemical Brothers to name a few... (He's been) getting some exceptionally good feedback from some of most respected jungle/drumnbass heads in Estonia, about the oldschool vibe that had been always dominating in Prospecta's music... .

The name Spectac is used by two artists: 1) Paul Morrin, a.k.a. Spectac, has been producing odd un-categorisable music since his very first “track” in 1993 entitled: “Space Rabbit”. Dubbed and crafted from delay pedal and a Yamaha PSR-400 keyboard, with the illustrious Dublin techno-legend Platinum Ray, and that crazy Caffo guy you see around town. “In these early days we had no clue of midi etc.” states Morrin, “It was all guitar pedals, record players, and scrap metal”, he says. Under their Members of PSR-400 moniker, the rabbit was received extremely well by a surprisingly large public, though The...

There is more than one artist with this name: 1) The Spectacle was a hardcore punk band from Bodø, Norway. They had a truly unique sound, combining elements from many of the most powerful and passionate subgenres of hardcore and other types of music, from heavy crust to emotional hardcore to long Godspeed You! Black Emperor-style instrumental passages. A strong anti-capitalist message could be found in their lyrics, and the band released albums through the anarchist CrimethInc. Ex-Workers’ Collective. The band took their name from the book «La Société du spectacle» by situationist theorist, Guy Debord. The band consisted of...