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Side project of the finnish demoscene musician Tero Kostermaa (aka Teque) and Kai-Eerik Komppa, also featuring Arttu Silvast. ArabCore's music is by the artist described as Electro-Industral-Metal. Free tracks can be downloaded at the official website, http://teque.planet-d.net/. .

Since 2002, the Athens, GA dub reggae collective DubConscious has been on the leading edge of solution-based philosophy, social and environmental awareness, and the evolution of today's music. They are dedicated to spreading the word on sustainability, unity, and a greater understanding of the human experience. These values are promoted through their music, their distinctive line of organic merchandise, and their collaboration with organizations such as Rock Against Cancer, Wiser Earth, Hands On Atlanta, Rock The Earth, Powershift, Riverkeeper, and Headcount. Their unique musical style pays homage to world music icons Bob Marley, Burning Spear, Lee “Scratch” Perry, Fela Kuti...

Various Artists: There are at least five different artists/bands using the name Subconscious. Subconscious | berlinmetalcore Brutal, manifold and yet comprehensible - SUBCONSCIOUS from Berlin are convincing through an energetic live performance and authentic, stirring Metalcore. Formed in 1999, the band played several shows with bands such as Born from Pain, Narziss, Maroon, Fall of Serenity, Shortage, Fall of A Season .... Their rather oldschool-dominated debut "Trains Of Thought" - (2000) was then followed by "Arising" (2002) and "From The Ashes" (2004), two self-recorded and produced CD EPs, which brought them closer to the modern and brutal Metalcore. Early in...

Subcouds (1995-1999) was a swedish goa trance project between Fredrik Axelsson (now in the pHat pHase and Fripic Bounce projects) and Rickard Berglöf (now involved in the Vibrasphere project). .

Subcomandante Marcos (Date of birth unknown),[1] is the spokesperson for the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN), a Mexican rebel movement. In January 1994, he led an army of Mayan farmers into the eastern parts of the Mexican state of Chiapas in protest of the Mexican government's treatment of indigenous peoples.[2] Marcos is an author, political poet, adroit humorist, and outspoken opponent of capitalism. Marcos has advocated having the Mexican constitution amended to recognize the rights of the country's indigenous inhabitants.[3] The internationally known guerrillero has been described as a "new" and "postmodern" Che Guevara.[3][4] The nom de guerre "Marcos"...