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		Maria Kannon: The Artificial Eyes - Spectacularly intense and phenomenally tight, the legendary band makes for a difficult but rewarding listen.		Yumiko Ishijima (Papaya Paranoia) - "When you go to a record store, they have everything in genres. I wanted something that didn't fit into any of them."
		Kirihito: Question - Electronically art damaged duo take their ADD influenced perspective and shape it into an oddly funky mixture.		Marble Sheep - "Psychedelic music is an obsession for some people, but it's just one part of us."
		Hikashu: Ten Ten Ten - Vetran audio surrealists evoke a weird, playful world that's as immediately entertaining as it is adventurous.		Motopsycho R&R Service - "We're delivery men!"
		Salome No Kuchibiru: Koi To Ai To Torenai Ni Tsuite - Another copy band, but one with a startlingly well developed ability to tug the heartstrings.		Tatsuya Yoshida (Ruins, Acid Mothers SWR) - "I moved to Tokyo, and there was all this new stuff...progressive rock, more obscure music. It was almost too much!"
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