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Under the name "Nacht Plank" is hidden artist Lee Norris. Norris is known also for his projects called Metamatics, Norken and Man-Q-Neon. Lee Norris was born Le Nonriz in Strasbourg on the French-German border in 1963. More info can be found here: Metamatics. .

Plankeye was an alternative rock band and one of Tooth & Nail Records' greatest successes during the 90's and early 2000's. Plankeye's style could be defined as melodic post-grunge combined with indie and alternative elements. Their first few albums also incorporated a fair amount of punk rock elements, but this aspect faded when original singer Scott Siletta left the band In 1994, Plankeye released Spill, their first album, which was able to garner enough sales to catch the interest of Tooth and Nail Records. Spill was re-released on Tooth and Nail, as Plankeye went into the studio again to record...

Solo sound world of Dewey Mahood, founding guitarist of Eternal Tapestry. Playing guitar music inspired by the tradition of Fahey and Basho, and contemporary players Richard Bishop and Makoto Kawabata. 2009 saw the release of Dawn of the Golden Eternity, a full length LP on DNT which brought together many of Mahood's influences - cosmic drones, spiritual improvisation, burnt out psych. 2012 saw the release of Spirits on Thrill Jockey, and Mirror Lake on Sound of Cobra. Raised in rural Northern California, and calling Portland, OR home since the early 90s, Mahood has spent his life dedicated to the outsider...

PLANKTON MAN plays with traditional/popular Mexican music such as the brass heavy BANDA, accordeon accents, cowbells of NORTEÑO music, and reconfiguring it to create a fresh mood (nortec). This clever mixture of Mexican traditional folk sounds, breaks and freewheeling jazz riffs quickly became one of his signature sounds. Parallel to his solo career; He's also part of “Kobol” . . http://www.myspace.com/planktonman , http://kobolmusic.com .

Walk The Plank was hardcore band from Liverpool formed in the early-to-mid 2000s, featuring ex-members of Steadfast, Voorhees and Withdrawn. Extremely aggressive, the band was heavily influenced by the harder early 80s USHC bands such as Negative Approach and Last Rights, and local shows in Liverpool always resulted in carnage. They toured the UK with SSS (with whom they shared members) and the Down And Outs in 2005 as the Our Day Out Tour, as well as a Euro tour in 2006 with SSS. The band called it quits in late 2006 and played their last show on a theatre...