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There is more than one artist with this name: 1) an american funk/soul group from the 1970's which included Lalomie Washburn, Tony Maiden, Chuck Findley, Mark Williams, Marlo Henderson, Paulette Parker, Fred Allen, Gavin Christopher, Andre Lewis, Billy McPherson, Bobby Watson, Chuck Garnett. 2) a Japanese rock band 3) a Hamilton, Ontario classic rock/rock original and tribute band 4) a Belgian rock band [[artist]AC/DC Tribute] 5) a Hungarian electronic one-man-band http://music-playground.net/artist/highvoltage/ 6) High Voltage was a collaboration between Erwin van Kan, Jelle Neys, Bart Revier and occasionally Patrick van Kerckhoven. Nowadays High Voltage is only Erwin van Kan. 7) a...

Featuring a classic rockabilly sound, Hi-Voltage hails from Edinburgh, Scotland. Formed in 1999, the band tours internationally, playing at music festivals such as Rhythm Riot in the U.K. and Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekender in the U.S. The band's latest release is I Gotta Gun from Rollin Records, 2008. Band members: Keith Turner - Vocals Paul Paterson - Lead Guitar Matt Curtis - Doghouse Bass Ian Morris - Drums/Vocals Kenny Tomlinson - Sax .

Voltage is a 21-year-old grime MC from east London whose reputation and success as an early adopter of grime have produced a large and dedicated underground fanbase. This early attention coupled with his recent return to the grime scene has resulted in appearances on national radio stations including BBC Radio 1Xtra, Kiss 100, Choice FM and Rinse FM. Talented and respected, the young artist has been fortunate to work alongside other popular artists such as Maxsta, Scrufizzer, Dot Rotten and DJ Ironik. After taking some time away from music to pursue a degree, Voltage is back with a vengeance. In...

Formed in early 1998 and signed to Klankboom Music Publishing, Voltage Control is a group from Canada that combines the efforts of Rod C. Dornian (of Mannequin Depressives), Russ Magee, and Nebulous. The music is best described as Atmospheric Industrial electronic pop, influenced by Front 242, Jean-Michel Jarre and Vangelis; an eclectic and rather unique fusion of some of the best elements of the Industrial and New Age electronic movements. The group abridged their name to VCon to avoid confusion with the original Antler Subway act named Voltage Control. .