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	Enuma Elish Virtually uncategorizable, the woodwind & percussion duo Enuma Elish spews an exploratory jazz/rock electronica that simultaneously pushes more envelopes than most artists even try to touch upon. Too structured, and with too much of a rocking groove for honk/tweet jazz purists, they still deliver extended hair-raising skronks to peel the paint off most trance music listeners' walls! With too many terrestrially-based original field recording samples to be "space rock," too live to be "electronica," too high-tech for the hippy-dip… Enuma is nothing short of its own thing, a constantly evolving sonic marvel, a nonpareil.


	Sky Saw With instrumentation based on a monstrous custom electric zither that can sound like multiple guitar shredders one minute and a John Cage prepared piano another, racks of digital electronics, an ace drummer, and an unusual openness to involving a vast array of outside musicians in its projects — both live and on record, Sky Saw has also quickly defined a trance-rock based musical territory unto itself. Though their material is highly structured, they leave so much room for improvisation that every live performance and every studio recording is a fresh experience, and above all, this band always rocks!


	SpiralZero Featuring a heady combination of earth shaking electronics, heavy beats, celestial sonic textures, and explosive improvisations, SpiralZero has arrived to take you to the furthest reaches of the cosmos. Featuring the prodigious talents of Philip Lampe on sitar and touch guitar synth and an ever changing roster of guest musicians, SpiralZero are taking the union of electronica and live improvisation into the future.