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When not enjoying a meal at Pakistan Tea House, Damon Hardjowirogo and George Stroud join forces to create music as Starscream. With an extremely diverse set of influences including bands such as Mono, The Octopus Project and Iron Maiden, Starscream create drawn out compositions that tend to be both soothing and destructive, kind of like when a distant white dwarf explodes.

Since first founded in 2007, Starscream has put forth three releases; their most recent, Future, and It Doesn't Work came out on 8bitpeoples in June of 2009. The following summer the band went on to support the album with a tour that included dates in the United Kingdom, Canada, and a week long North American excursion with best friends Anamanaguchi.

Starscream has since put out two more releases. In January 2011, they put out a 5-track album called 'Pegasus.' In May 2011 they released their 6th album 'Future, Towards the Edge of Forever.' This 8-Track album was released both digitally and in a limited run of 500 Colored Vinyls Double LP.

Check them out on their website: http://starscreamband.com/

You can buy their albums at: http://http://starscream.bandcamp.com/

http://Starscream.muxtape.com



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The Pharmacy is a psychedelic/indie punk band from Seattle, Washington, consisting of three members: Scott Yoder (guitar, lead vocals), Brendhan Bowers (drums, backing vocals), and Stefan Rubicz (keyboards, backing vocals). They also have been known to record with a wide array of other instruments including strings, horns, and many different types of synthesizers/keyboards. They occasionally play live with cellist Calvin Havnaer.

The Pharmacy were founded on Vashon Island, Washington in 2002 by Scott Yoder and Brendhan Bowers after leaving indie twee-pop band The Terror-Dactyls. The band was founded while they were in their freshman and junior years in high school. Drawing influence from Nirvana, The Unicorns, The Beatles and Andrew W.K. the two created a messy mix of garage and punk, later evolving into a dance-able pop band. After releasing a tape and 7 inch on their own Prescription Records, Don't Stop Believin' Records, a like-minded local record label released their first full length record, "B.F.F." with Scott singing and playing guitar, Joey Seward playing keyboards and bass, and Brendhan playing drums. After graduating high school on Vashon, they moved to Seattle and Olympia. They continued to play while Brendhan attended Evergreen College in Olympia, Washington.

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le1f or LE1F, aka Khalif Diouf, is a New-York-based rapper and DJ. He attended Wesleyan University along with Das Racist and made the beat for their breakout hit Combination Pizza Hut and Taco Bell. He is a significant figure in New York's queer rap scene. After releasing a single, "Mind Body", his debut mixtape, Dark York, was released on April 15th, 2012 on Himanshu Suri's Greedhead Music.
He was featured in an article on Pitchfork.com about queer New York rap, We Invented Swag.

His mixtape can be downloaded through his soundcloud, http://soundcloud.com/le1f

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Dillon James Rego is ALASKAS. Dillon was born in Santa Rosa. ALASKAS was born in Seattle. They both live in Brooklyn and have a lot of fun. ALASKAS has released an album and a few eps. ALASKAS plays a lot of shows.

POSI DIVA RHYTHM AND NOISE OUTFIT

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