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The Producerteam Alex M. vs. Marc van Damme consist of the Greifswalder Axel Jäger and the Bremer Sebastian Wernke-Schmiesing. The two guys got to know each other a few years ago more or less coincidentally. At this moment each one did his own musical Thing. Nevertheless they recognized that they had many things in common and so they decided to do a project together. Besides this they did some remixes together and produced also different tracks. In Summer 2004 they released their first Single called “Technodisco” on the Mental Madness Label in Germany. Right away this became a huge club-hit...

In 2003 the two German musicians Detlef Dominiczak and Andreas Braun formed and created Wellenfeld, shaped from the electronic music from the last 20 years. They let influences exist from this time in their own sound, have however not the requirement "to invent again the wheel"but to mix different styles and develop them further. .

Netherlands-based experimental oldschool deathrock/art-goth band. Urban Gothic (CD + DVD Strobelight Records 2012) http://www.strobelight-shop.com/en/CDs/G/Goetterdaemmerung/Goetterdaemmerung-Urban-Gothic-CD-DVD.html A Body And Birthmark (CD, Album) Dion Fortune 1994 Rearm E.P. (CD, EP) Dion Fortune 1994 Purge (CD, MiniAlbum) Undesire Recordings 1996 Morphia (CD, Album) The Nature Of Gothic 2001 The Nation Had Been Flirting With Forms Of Götterdämmerung (Vinyl, Pic + LP) 2003 Kin-Burst 9104 (CD, Comp, RM) Strobelight Records 2004 Of Whores And Culture (Album) Strobelight Records 2007 .

Formed originally as the Premiers in 1960 in New York, USA, the Excellents consisted of John Kuse (lead), Joel Feldman (baritone), Denis Kestenbaum (falsetto), George Kuse (first tenor), Phil Sanchez (second tenor) and Chuck Epstein (bass). They signed to Mermaid Records, where their revision of Al Jolson’s ‘When The Red, Red Robin, Comes Bob-Bob-Bobbin’ Along’ was coupled with another cover, the Jesters’ ‘Love No One But You’, as their debut single. Encouraged by local airplay, they followed this with a second disc, their version of the Cleftones’ ‘You Baby You’ on the a-side and ‘Coney Island Baby’ on the b-side....