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(1) ガーデンズ: A J-pop group from Japan active during the 1990s. This band spells its name with a small "g" ("The gardens"). (2) Some jangley garage folks from Detroit. http://www.alive-totalenergy.com/x/?page_id=2338 .

Bell Gardens began with just two friends (Kenneth James Gibson and Brian McBride) over many late nights talking and playing for each other the songs that have inspired them over the years. Songs such as the Beach Boy’s Cuddle Up, Jack Nitzsche’s We Have to Stay, and even a Bobby Vinton song or two, seemed to make sense of their lives at the time. Even when the duo first thought about making music together, Skeeter Davis’s End of the World was unanimously chosen as a piece that the duo would aspire to properly cover. When Brian traveled to Europe in...

Subgardens is a collaboration between Cédric Desseaux, Sandrine Gryson & Vincent Villuis. Songs appear on both Oxycantha albums. Sandrine Gryson is the co-founder and manager of Ultimae Records. Sandrine, aka Mahiane, aka Sunbeam, is more well-known for his work alongside Vincent Villuis on the downtempo/trance project, Aes Dana. Vincent Villuis is widely known for his Aes Dana project and also participates in the project H.U.V.A. Network. .

--BEGIN TRANSMISSION-- CASINO GARDENS, owned and operated by mysterious skateboarding magnate G. Michael Cools since 1981, is the premiere vacation destination for families, businessmen and high-rollers the world round. Come see what we're all about! For the mermaids and mermen at heart we have two jumbo-size wading pools, a luxurious sauna and scuba lessons ran by internationally renowned experts!! For you tasty hunks we have the largest exercise complex in the state of Florida (tone up, zone out, right babe?). We haven't forgotten the big spenders either. With over --INTERR)(@+8wUPTING (8*)$^T%lsj*)(RANSM$*)%ISSIO570kN-- no dudes you -have- forgotten the big spenders half...

A one-off experimental ambient collaboration, mutating from ethno-influenced eclectic, oceanic downtempo, industrial waves and washes of noise and whirring of machinery, jazzy chill-out with Namlook playing clean guitar, and a mellow, downbeat and atmospheric yet soothing twilight soundscape, before coming full-circle with a reprise of the opening motifs. The musicians involved were Pete Namlook and Peter Prochir (a member of the industrial group, Sielwof), and the record was released on the Fax +49-69/450464 label. .