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DJ 100000000 real name Shigeru Ikeda is part of the 19-t flexible DJ project, and one half of ZO'T, is notorious for his bizarre live antics and crazed drum programming. He chose the name DJ 100000000 after losing one hundred million records in a house fire. "These tracks will bring out the trainspotter in a lot of the people? that urge to go up to the dj with a note pad and look over his shoulder." Musical Bear .

10000 Spoons, aka Lee Spoons, is a bootleg/mash-up artist from the South East of England. He claims to have made his first bootleg in 1991 using a karaoke machine and Casio SK-5 sampler, and has been releasing bootlegs and long mixes online since 2003. With over 100 tracks and mixes to his name, notable releases include his first mash-up mix from 2003 The Man Don't Give A Fork (a sequel was released in 2007) and his glitch-inspired tracks on both the London Booted and Parkspliced mash-up albums in 2004. In 2008 Lee released A Boot Up The Eighties, which is...

Kitchen & the Plastic Spoons are a synthesizer-based Art punk band from Stockholm, Sweden, formed in the spring of 1980. .

Spoons are a Canadian New Wave / Synthpop music group who formed in 1979 and were popular in the early 1980s. In 1983, they were nominated for "Most Promising Group of the Year" at the Juno Awards and won "Group of the Year" at the same year's U-Know awards (the forerunner of the CASBYs - Canadian Artists Selected By You). The band, from Burlington, Ontario, consisted of Gordon Deppe (vocals and guitar), Sandy Horne (vocals and bass), Rob Preuss (keyboards and piano) and Derrick Ross (drums). Preuss also replaced Brett Wickens in 1980. In the late eighties, Preuss went on...

Formed in September 2003, The Black Spoons celebrated its one-year birthday in style: by releasing the critically acclaimed debut album My Dear Radium and throwing the biggest show the Lower East Side mainstay Pianos has seen in 2004. Less than two months later, The Black Spoons returned to Pianos and sold it out again. That sent a few shockwaves through the NYC circuit, and the emails started rolling in: the trio just finished playing its tremendous Brooklyn debut at the incomparable Southpaw (and were immediately invited back). Since then, the trio sold out Mercury Lounge on Saturday, January 29, 2005,...