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Amee Nye
Born the daughter of a lounge singer and a roadie for bands like Pantera and Whitesnake, Amee Nye has never been a stranger to the musical scene. So it comes as no surprise that at 21 she's already finished three albums and is going on a quest to find new sounds to bring to her work.
2011
Olympus E-3
F 5.6
1/130 sec
ISO 100
50 mm
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Cøckulur
Hot off their extensive American tour, Cøckulur frontman Sven Asgardson stopped by to tell us about their upcoming third studio album, "Strindberg's Folly."
2011
Olympus E-3
F 20
1/60 sec
ISO 100
50 mm
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Disraction of Pure
Intellectual rock meets burlesque in the live performances of Tucson based Distraction of Pure. Comprised mostly of lead woman Sonya Delacroix, the rest of the line-up is an ever-shifting cast of local and occasionally nationally renowned musicians.
2011
Olympus E-3
F 14
1/130 sec
ISO 100
53 mm
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Fawkesy
Fawkesy
After maintaining that initial progressive jazz sound with bass as a focus for a few album, Fawkesy began incorporating more and more vocals into her tracks. The vocals themselves wove in-between a husky jazz sensibility and torch, striving to incorporate the strengths of each.
2011
Nikon D700
F 18
1/250 sec
ISO 100
98 mm
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Hans-Peter Glockenspiel
After being relocated from Bremen, Germany to Hulupoe, Hawaii at the age of 9, young Hans-Peter was enrolled in an afternoon ukulele class to keep him entertained while his parents were busy.
2011
Nikon D700
F 16
1/30 sec
ISO 200
70 mm
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Idiosync
After the succes of his debut EP Do You Hate Me Now? and follow-up album Intertwined, New York-based electronic artist Idiosync is feeling at the top of his game.
2011
Olympus E-3
F 6.3
1/50 sec
ISO 100
59 mm
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Jimmy Sandford
Well-known industry regular Jimmy Sandford has provided his skills on the electric bass to a wide range of bands, including Snakecharmer, New Distress, Musicka, and Time Trust.
2011
Olympus E-3
F 13
1/130 sec
ISO 100
50 mm
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Kelley McNaughty
A runaway success with his soul-filled, delicate compositions and insightful lyrics, Kelley McNaughty is back in the saddle after a three year hiatus.
2011
Olympus E-3
F 6.3
1/60 sec
ISO 100
60 mm
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Little Red Alphabet
Describing themselves as "the place where pop stops to get a good loaf of bread and listen to the sounds of light while doing its crossword puzzle," neither Middlefield nor Winslow are prone to letting their work be categorized in any simple way.
2011
Olympus E-3
F 18
1/80 sec
ISO 100
62 mm
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MoxNation
Underground sensation MoxNation has ensnared audiences with her ecclectic fusion of hip-hop, ska, and gypsy punk for years. With shows as renowned for their dizzying use of color as they are for their energy, she's one artist not to miss this summer.
2011
Olympus E-3
F 11
1/50 sec
ISO 100
57 mm
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Roughie
Most recently known for his scandals and ego wars with former friend Mo'Hard, rapper cum rocker Roughie is working hard these days to turn his public image back around.
2011
Olympus E-3
F 22
1/100 sec
ISO 100
54 mm
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Smut Pidgeon - PR Handjob
Loud, brash, and goofy, Smut Pidgeon's keyboardist/percussionist/concertinaist PR Handjob is a bitter rainbow of joy to witness live.
2011
Olympus E-3
F 14
1/40 sec
ISO 100
32 mm
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Smut Pidgeon - Zoom
Up front on vocals and guitar is Zoom, who characteristic dishevelment belies a robust and vibrant voice that brings an unexpected depth to the music.
2011
Olympus E-3
F 13
1/40 sec
ISO 100
14 mm
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Sturm Hund
After a bitter falling out with Köhler and Fuchs, Krüger decided to keep going under the Sturm Hund name by himself. No longer hindered by the bickering of the band in its last album, he was free to explore a more melodic approach to what he believed was becoming an ever more stilted genre.
2011
Olympus E-3
F 20
1/100 sec
ISO 100
53 mm
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Tardis Kitty
Her 2007 debut release "The Time At The End of Anywhere" was a soft-spoken, melodious examination of self that left many critics floored. Now, Tardis Kitty is back with a new, livelier sound that moves beyond the introspection of the first and covers more playful territory.
2011
Olympus E-3
F 13
1/130 sec
ISO 100
50 mm
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Trev Lightfall
"The Lightsurfers" frontman Trev Lightfall has built an image around references drawn from sci-fi, anime, mangas, and cartoons. Our exclusive images of him from the band's new photo shoot don't do anything to dispel that reputation.
2011
Olympus E-3
F 11
1/130 sec
ISO 100
72 mm
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Vin, Bébé
European synthpop sensation Vin Bébé has spent years accumulating a small–if fiercely loyal–fan base built solely around quirky beeps and equally coy auto-tuned lyrics.
2011
Nikon D700
F 10
1/130 sec
ISO 200
100 mm
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Zeevee
Dispelling the notion that all industrial rockers are tattooed, angry looking men, Zeevee finds himself being confused for Canadian techno artist Moby more often than for one of the west-coast's most promising EBM artists.
2011
Olympus E-3
F 20
1/80 sec
ISO 100
56 mm
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Fynbos
With lush undertones and unusual application of instruments ranging from tambukas to a full brass section, this up and coming Massachusetts band is starting to gain serious attention across the region.
2011
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Diesporic
Diesporic is know amongst their fans for a hard, grinding techno married with an industrial groove steeped in crunchy guitars and monolithic beats. With us today is vocalist Livia Lux, to talk about their new video, "Fetich Tricks."
2011
Olympus E-3
F 18
1/60 sec
ISO 100
25 mm
