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C.T.C. (Controlul Tehnic De Calitate) a.k.a. VD, L Doc, Deliric 1 and DJ Paul: Band members know each other even since 1997. Even if they were members of other different bands (Armada, E.L.I.T.A.), in 1999 they decide to begin an alternative new project and they make a demo which spreads out through hip-hop listeners and gets to be heard also by some of that time's well-known MC's; that's how C.T.C. members become guest MC's for some collabo's on several LP's and compilations (R.A.C.L.A. - "Plus Infinit", K-Gula -"Visuri In Intuneric", Da Hood Justice - "Nascuti Pentru Asta" etc). VD and...

In the mid- and late '60s, T.C. Atlantic was one of the biggest groups in Minneapolis, recording a few singles and a live LP that were little heard outside of the region. They did manage to cut one song, "Faces," that became deservedly revered by '60s collectors as one of the finest garage psychedelic 45s after it was reissued on Pebbles, Vol. 3. .

Winter North Atlantic is the music of Ed Carter, bringing together live acoustic instrumentation, analogue synths, stumbling rhythms, and dissonant melodies. The live lineup includes Jeremy Bradfield on drums, and Simon Canaway on bass. .