Clicks & Whistles is the production duo of Jorge Xavier Fernandez (Hey Whore Hey) and Petey Evans (Turbo Petey). They make bass music in Charlotte, North Carolina.

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Please note: there are three different artists named Rx.

1: written as ? where the character is available. Comprised of Ogre (Skinny Puppy) and Martin Atkins (ex-Killing Joke, ex-Public Image Ltd., among other acts), the sound of this one-off (to date) album, "Bedside Toxicology", is similar to the work of the two's collaborations on Martin's ongoing Pigface band/project. Tracks include Scarecrow, Reuptake and Downtown. "Rx" being the closest one can come to literally spelling out the outdated symbol mostly associated with pharmaceuticals, this project is also known as "Ogre and Atkins". It was originally going to be named "Ritalin", but copyrights on the drug of the same name stopped that.


2: rx, based out of NY, NY, is the creator of "The Party Party" sampling & mashup album.

He skillfully mixes existing songs and new elements with carefully spliced clips of George W. Bush, Tony Blair, other politicians and media talking heads, satirizing them with their own words.

Videos and MP3s are available for free download at: thepartyparty.com. Tracks include "Imagine / Walk On The Wild Side", "White Lines", and "Dick Is A Killer."

The same artist is in a group project - (me)™ - and is (as of June 2007) running for president (see the website).


3: ?? (the band's proper Last.fm tag is ??, not Rx) is also the name of a Japanese jazz band consisting of three ex-members of SEIKIMA-II (???II); Yuichi "Kaijin" Matsuzaki, Shunsuke "Xenon" Ishikawa and Raiden Yuzawa. They worked with quite a few English vocalists, including John Wetton.

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