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There are 2 artists by the name Lagrange Point: 1) Written and performed by Lynn Johnson - Lagrange Point is a performance entity created by Lynn Johnson in 2005. LP's was intended to represent the more abstract and sometimes atonal aspects of Lynn's musical efforts. Influences include Shpongle, Pink Floyd and Tangerine Dream. 2) LAGRANGE POINT are a virtual idol group under Pitagoras Production (ピタゴラス Production) consisting of Shy Makishima (CV: Toshiyuki Toyonaga) and Kira Himuro (CV: Genki Okawa), and are the Senpai units of Marginal#4 and Unicorn Jr. .

1. Point Of No Return (1996-2006) was a vegan straightedge political band that started in 1996 as a side project of Self-Conviction members, in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Since then, they were focused on the Third World struggles and on the animal liberation fight. The band always existed as a means to go against a system that enslaves, oppresses, tortures and destroys individual lives as well as the entire planet. Point Of No Return first CD, "Centelha" (Sparks), by Liberation Records, was released in 2000 and became a division line between everything that came before that album and anything that would...

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Point G is a moniker used by French DJ and producer Gregory Darsa also known as DJ Gregory. Originally launched in 1997, Point G has served as the handle for Darsa’s leaner and more stripped-back house creations. It is possible that this pseudonym is also used by other DJs. .

Citing names as varied as Theo Parrish, Dorothy Ashby and Stravinsky as major influences on his work, it is not hard to see that Floating Points (Samuel T. Shepherd) has musical knowledge way beyond his (25) years, and having been an accomplished pianist since the age of 16 - he is a true musician. The variety in influences is mirrored in the diversity of his productions - one week it’s broken, the next a string quartet and sometimes just straight up gritty beats. Whatever the genre, the Floating Points ’sound’ shines brightly from within, projecting an individual range and texture...