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Below are 8 albums from such artists as Gimbal, Spunk, GabrielNeumann, Tavior Mowry, and Time Bound discovered by Unknown Music. Unknown Music maintains a collection of lesser-known artists and their music.
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Living since 1982. Into electronic music since 1992. First steps in producing own tracks in different styles 1998. First DJ-Gig in a Club 2003. Become a member of the happybass.com crew in 2006. Producing with Sinan Kurtulus as "Gimbal & Sinan" since 2006. Starting my Breakcore-/Jungle-project "Labmig" in 2011. DJing also as "Crooper" since 2014. Starting my own official label "Rapeseed Cultivation Records" in 2018. DJ-References: BASE, Sinzig (3 years as resident) Electronic Mountain - Open Air Festival, Bad Neuenahr MS Wappen von Köln, Bonn Morlox, Berlin IRON Cocktail Lounge, Köln Beethovenhalle, Bonn Palais, Koblenz End Art, Düren Stadthalle, Bad Godesberg Electronic Tower, Bad Breisig Tante Rike, Bonn Raum 35, Siegburg Stubu Dance House, Bremen Rasthaus B9, Bad Breisig Klangfabrik, Siegburg
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Spunk surfaced on the Norwegian music scene in 1999. This quartet of young female improvisers approach free improv with freshness, adding to their basic instrumentation of cello, trumpet, French horn, and vocals a lot of toys, small percussion, and electronics. By 2001, they were performing in Continental Europe and their second album came out in April 2002. Spunk was formed in 1995 by four music students with very different backgrounds. Singer Maja Solveig Kjelstrup Ratkje, Lene Grenager, Kristin Andersen, and Hild Sofie Tafjord, when taken collectively, have touched on classical, jazz, rock, techno, and country music. They created Spunk in order to explore fields outside their own studies and music engagements and free improvisation was the chosen form from the start. The quartet first appeared in public on Norwegian national radio in March 1996 with its first concert in October of that year. Things went slow for the first two years as Ratkje and Tafjord were completing their music degrees. In 1998, Spunk went on tour for the first time, going as far as Copenhagen (Denmark). The girls also started a relationship with drummer Paal Nilssen-Love and bassist Ingebrigt Flaten, a free rock rhythm section that augmented them live on several occasions. In February 1999, Det Eneste Jeg Vet, er at det Ikke er en Støvsuger ("The Only Thing I Know Is That It Isn't a Vacuum Cleaner") came out on Rune Grammofon, then a new Norwegian label that quickly established a following (the British magazine The Wire quickly hailed its productions). The album met great reviews and the group gave a few concerts, participated in intermedia events in art galleries, and developed performances for school children. The remix album Filtered Through Friends appeared in late 2001 with contributions by many big Norwegian electronica and noise artists. Concerts in Köln (Germany) and at the Taktlos Festival in Switzerland paved the way for the release of Øverste Toppen Pa en Blamalt Flaggstang in April 2002, a huge improvement over the first CD. ~ François Couture, Rovi
🎧 Gabriel Neumann | Produtor em formação e DJ de Tech House e melodic techno Com apenas 20 anos, Gabriel Neumann vem construindo sua identidade na cena eletrônica, unindo groove, energia e autenticidade em cada set. Apaixonado por música e em constante evolução como produtor, ele entrega performances marcadas por batidas envolventes e atmosferas vibrantes. Este é só o começo de uma jornada sonora que promete ir longe.
Time Bound is a Chicago-born alternative rock trio built on three decades of friendship, collaboration, and relentless music-making. At the heart of the project are lifelong friends Sam Mazzocco, Nick Mazzocco, and Jim Schanz, who first started writing and performing together back in junior high school. Sam drives the band’s sound as chief songwriter and lead vocalist. Nick brings expressive lead-guitar work, keys, and co-production, while Jim anchors the rhythm section on drums and bass, rounding out the group’s dynamic, multi-instrumental foundation. Their music is honest, melodic, and grounded in the authenticity that only comes from decades of playing shoulder-to-shoulder. Time Bound isn’t just a band—it’s a lifelong conversation set to music.
Gimbal: Living since 1982. Into electronic music since 1992. First steps in producing own tracks in different styles 1998. First DJ-Gig in a Club 2003. Become a member of the happybass.com crew in 2006. Producing with Sinan Kurtulus as "Gimbal & Sinan" since 2006. Starting my Breakcore-/Jungle-project "Labmig" in 2011. DJing also as "Crooper" since 2014. Starting my own official label "Rapeseed Cultivation Records" in 2018. DJ-References: BASE, Sinzig (3 years as resident) Electronic Mountain - Open Air Festival, Bad Neuenahr MS Wappen von Köln, Bonn Morlox, Berlin IRON Cocktail Lounge, Köln Beethovenhalle, Bonn Palais, Koblenz End Art, Düren Stadthalle, Bad Godesberg Electronic Tower, Bad Breisig Tante Rike, Bonn Raum 35, Siegburg Stubu Dance House, Bremen Rasthaus B9, Bad Breisig Klangfabrik, Siegburg
Spunk: Spunk surfaced on the Norwegian music scene in 1999. This quartet of young female improvisers approach free improv with freshness, adding to their basic instrumentation of cello, trumpet, French horn, and vocals a lot of toys, small percussion, and electronics. By 2001, they were performing in Continental Europe and their second album came out in April 2002. Spunk was formed in 1995 by four music students with very different backgrounds. Singer Maja Solveig Kjelstrup Ratkje, Lene Grenager, Kristin Andersen, and Hild Sofie Tafjord, when taken collectively, have touched on classical, jazz, rock, techno, and country music. They created Spunk in order to explore fields outside their own studies and music engagements and free improvisation was the chosen form from the start. The quartet first appeared in public on Norwegian national radio in March 1996 with its first concert in October of that year. Things went slow for the first two years as Ratkje and Tafjord were completing their music degrees. In 1998, Spunk went on tour for the first time, going as far as Copenhagen (Denmark). The girls also started a relationship with drummer Paal Nilssen-Love and bassist Ingebrigt Flaten, a free rock rhythm section that augmented them live on several occasions. In February 1999, Det Eneste Jeg Vet, er at det Ikke er en Støvsuger ("The Only Thing I Know Is That It Isn't a Vacuum Cleaner") came out on Rune Grammofon, then a new Norwegian label that quickly established a following (the British magazine The Wire quickly hailed its productions). The album met great reviews and the group gave a few concerts, participated in intermedia events in art galleries, and developed performances for school children. The remix album Filtered Through Friends appeared in late 2001 with contributions by many big Norwegian electronica and noise artists. Concerts in Köln (Germany) and at the Taktlos Festival in Switzerland paved the way for the release of Øverste Toppen Pa en Blamalt Flaggstang in April 2002, a huge improvement over the first CD. ~ François Couture, Rovi
GabrielNeumann: 🎧 Gabriel Neumann | Produtor em formação e DJ de Tech House e melodic techno Com apenas 20 anos, Gabriel Neumann vem construindo sua identidade na cena eletrônica, unindo groove, energia e autenticidade em cada set. Apaixonado por música e em constante evolução como produtor, ele entrega performances marcadas por batidas envolventes e atmosferas vibrantes. Este é só o começo de uma jornada sonora que promete ir longe.
Tavior Mowry: Tay-V-er More-E ^this is how you say it. 🤞🏽
Time Bound: Time Bound is a Chicago-born alternative rock trio built on three decades of friendship, collaboration, and relentless music-making. At the heart of the project are lifelong friends Sam Mazzocco, Nick Mazzocco, and Jim Schanz, who first started writing and performing together back in junior high school. Sam drives the band’s sound as chief songwriter and lead vocalist. Nick brings expressive lead-guitar work, keys, and co-production, while Jim anchors the rhythm section on drums and bass, rounding out the group’s dynamic, multi-instrumental foundation. Their music is honest, melodic, and grounded in the authenticity that only comes from decades of playing shoulder-to-shoulder. Time Bound isn’t just a band—it’s a lifelong conversation set to music.