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1) Slovak emerging drum & bass producer / DJ, producing since 2007 . Eraser's sound can be described as atmospheric & deep, with attention to detail, no matter if it's soft-chilled, or a banging dancefloor stuff. While constantly experimenting and developing his sounds, Eraser is certainly a name to watch, so keep following! 2) Justin Broadrick & Kevin Martin from UK. Experimental noise jungle/d'n'b. Only one release was issued - 'Overdrive/Overdose' on Position Chrome, 2000. 3) Polish composer and music producer aka Rohstein, known for his experimental DJ and Live performances, studio composition and production. His music is some kind...

Japanese rock band Bass 西田 裕作 Yusaku NishidaVo.Guitar 宍戸 翼 Tsubasa ShishidoDrums 美代 一貴 Kazuki Mishiro OHP .

There are, at least, 4 artists named Eraserhead: Eraserhead is a Hardcore Punk band from Ontario, Canada. Eraserhead is an electronic music producer from Bristol, UK specialising in breakcore, hardcore and melodic glitch. Best known for the bootleg Warp Records Memorial Mix from 2005 he has since produced music for net-labels Marionette Records and Love Love Records. His work has been remixed by fellow breakcore artists weyheyhey !!, Stazma the Junglechrist and Broken NVEP. An Eraserhead remix of TechDiff's Sim Stim will be appearing on an upcoming Peace Off release. Not to be confused with the other Eraserhead, Pete Atkins,...

Eraser vs Yöjalka (aka EvsY) are Julius Lehmuskallio (Eraser) and Simo Ojala (Yöjalka). They started making music together in 2000. Their first EP "Eraser vs Yöjalka" was released in 2001 by Exogenic Records. They have released two full-length albums on Exogenic Records and two albums on Faerie Dragon Records. The latest album was released on Ektoplazm. .

Mind Eraser is a Hardcore/Powerviolence band from Boston, MA. Their first full length release was "Cave" in 2005. In 2006, they released "Glacial Reign" and in 2009 Mind Eraser released both the "Conscious Unconscious" MLP and the "The Prodigal Son Brings Death" 7 inch. "Conscious Unconscious is considered Mind Eraser's most experimental release to date, with 2 songs that each range in lengths of 10 minutes and up. Compared to previous releases, the songs were far heavier and contained a much more prominent sludge influence. .