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1) Quarks were a Berlin-based electro/synthpop due active from 1997 to 2004. They released four albums: Zuhause (1997), Königin (1999), Trigger Me Happy (2002), and Quarksland (2004). Some of their tracks became moderate club hits via remixes by musician from the German minimal scene (e.g., Sascha Funke, Superpitcher, or Turner). 2) Quarks is a collaboration between kradness and かめりあ (Camellia). .

1. Quark is the result of a musical experiment whose aim is to combine the “electronised” trombone and the compositions of Adrien Lambinet with the synthetic groove of the drums of Alain Deval (Collapse, Skiv Trio, Khartung…).These two peerless and outstanding musicians are passionate about the natural and artificial sound material. After several years of research, they finally recorded their first album, “Trust in time”, on the label Homerecords.be. At the same time the album can be described as minimalistic, animate, loaded with emotions and restraint, yet each particle of the album seems to be singular and personal. For the...

Quark Kent (Giv Parvaneh) is an Australian-based electronic music artist. He has been creating and releasing music since 1996 with 4 LP releases and several remixes under his belt. He also appears on several music compilations. He first appeard on the scene playing at Frigid night club, a weekly electronic music venue in Sydney Australia organised by Sub Bass Snarl. In 2000 he was nominated as the best debut artist at the Dance Music Awards (DMA). But sadly, the award went to Madison Avenue. Giv Parvaneh continues to create music under the Quark Kent alias but he is also involved...

Quarkspace is an American psychedelic band that has been together since the mid 1980s. They are known for combining improvisational spacerock, electronic experimenation with folk and progressive songwriting. Musically, Quarkspace's influences straddle the American and English psychedelic scenes of the late 60s - namely The Grateful Dead, Buffalo Springfield and Jefferson Airplane from America combined with the more keyboard-oriented Soft Machine and Pink Floyd from the UK. They've always been experimenters with new technology - sometimes channeling more modern influences like Stereolab or The Orb. The first self-titled album was released in 1996 and featured strong compositions, but unfortunately weak-production....