Artists
Most artists who contribute to the series make electronic music, with a particular bias towards experimental and ambient electronica. Other genres are also represented, such as metal and noise music. Artists who have released an album as part of the series include:
- AU – 2004
- Aube – 1998
- Beequeen – 1997
- CoH – 2002
- Colleen – Mort aux Vaches – 2006
- Contrastate – 1996
- David Shea – 1998
- Don Joyce – 1994
- Étant Donnés – 1997
- Flying Saucer Attack/Main/White Winged Moth – 2003
- FM3 – 2005
- Goem – 1999
- Goodiepal – 2004
- Greg Davis – 2003
- Illusion of Safety – 1996 & 1999
- In Slaughter Natives/Deutsch Nepal – 1994
- Jazzkammer – 2005
- John Duncan – 1997
- Jorge Reyes – 1996
- Kapotte Muziek – 1997
- Kevin Drumm/Dan Burke – 2003
- Kreidler – 1999
- Kozo Inada – 2004
- L.Ø.S.D. – 1997
- Lionel Marchetti/Jérôme Noetinger – 2000
- Machinefabriek – 2008
- Maeror Tri – 1997
- Main – 2003
- Mainpal Inv./Gamers in Exile/Gæoudjiparl – 2005
- Massimo – 2001
- Merzbow – 1995
- Mitchell Akiyama – 2005
- Muslimgauze – Mort Aux Vaches – 1998
- Oren Ambarchi – 2002
- Origami vs. Manipura by:b9/Nocturnal Emissions – 2000
- Pan Sonic/Charlemagne Palestine – 2000
- Philip Samartzis – 2003
- Piano Magic – 1998
- Pimmon – 2003
- Roger Rotor – 2001
- Ryoji Ikeda – 1998
- Scanner – 1996
- Senssurround Orchestra – 2000
- Signal – 2002
- Stilluppsteypa – 1998
- Tape – 2005
- Tarentel – 2002
- Tim Hecker – Mort aux Vaches – 2005
- Tin Foil Star – 1999
- Troum – 2003
- TV Pow – 2000
- Ultra Milkmaids – 1998
- Yellow Swans – 2007
- Zeitkratzer – 2003
- Zoviet France – 1998
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