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Tigerbeat6

San Francisco-based Tigerbeat6 is run by the one and only Kid606. Since he founded it in early 2000, the Kid has moved towards establishing Tigerbeat6 as a top purveyor of the more offbeat side of electronic music with releases such as a three-inch CD tribute to N.W.A. Look for lots more to come in the future.

Blectum from Blechdom
Blectum from Blechdom is San Francisco's purposefully androgynous duo that painfully (and successfully) straddles the expansive gulf between the technocratic aesthetics of electronic music and the art school scruff of indie punk.

Bad Music and Buttprints
The Messy Jesse Fiesta - 2000
De Snaunted Haus - 2000
Snauses and Mallards - 2000



Cex
People have sex for lots of reasons -- maybe for love, maybe for fun, maybe for escape. Like sex, electronic artist Cex (pronounced the same way) evokes a wide range of feelings by creating interesting sounds and rhythms that exude compassion and vitality.

Role Model - 2000
oops, i did it again! - 2001



DAT Politics
Dat Politics fuse the playfulness of Atari 2600's "Pitfall" video game music with the electronic experimentation of Pita, Mouse on Mars, and Oval. Jump into their twisted world.

Tracto Flirt - 2000



Electric Company
"HEY YOU GUYS!" No, we're not talking about that Electric Company -- it's the name Medicine's Brad Laner uses for his solo electronic wanderings.

Exitos - 2000
62-56 - 2001



Gamers in Exile
Gamers in Exile are a mysterious Italian duo that surfaces every few months to release limited edition colored seven-inches full of computer voice, vocoder, and synthesized beats. Don't miss this rare chance to hear their twisted and lovely work.

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Gold Chains
Taking no prisoners in his quest to find the sweet spot between gangsta rap, booty bass, and abstract electronic music, the over-sexed Gold Chains might be described as a Nerd With Attitude. Watch out, or you might just find yourself murdered by the microphone.

Gold Chains
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Kid606
Kid606 is the musical equivalent of your new best friend, your worst enemy, and your secret lover, all wrapped into one. His ever-shifting electronic styles are always mind-altering and brain-boggling.

The Soccergirl EP - 2001
GQ on the EQ - 2001



Lesser
Where Aphex Twin and Squarepusher push the electronic music envelope with irregular drum and bass breaks and fast beats, Lesser tears the envelope into a million pieces, eats them, and then sends you a care package of his dung. He's the Neil Hamburger of the electronic music world, and you would be wise to pay attention.

Mensa Dance Squad - 2001



Pimmon
If you're looking for an Australian who knows a thing or two about glitchy electronic music, look no further than Pimmon. While his work sounds very much "man-made," it has a certain warm that's easy on the ears, making it a must-listen for fans of Oval or Fennesz.

Electronic Tax Return - 2001



Dwayne Sodahberk
While early minimal techno pioneers like Aphex Twin and Plastikman have moved on to other things, it's good to know that newcomers like Dwayne Sodahberk are willing to carry the torch. Looping samples and muffled computer voices mixed with driving beats make Sodahberk a serious contender for your turntable's affection.

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Stars As Eyes
Two upstarts from Rhode Island make good by striking the perfect balance between live instrumentation and electronics. This is electronic music with its heart firmly rooted in rock and roll.

Freedom Rock - 2001



Ted Sulkowicz
Ted Sulkowicz is a maddeningly enigmatic figure. Little is known about him and most of that information is probably false. Despite the mystery, it's clear that whoever is behind this music has an ear for infectious beats.

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Noriko Tujiko
Noriko Tujiko is the latest musician to emerge from the prolific Japanese experimental music scene. Her blend of minimal electronics and voice is simple in structure, yet touching and beautiful to the core.

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