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	<description><![CDATA[Speaking of new stuff in the webstore, I finally got CDs from the good people at Combat Disc in stock. Not only are the Kellermans some of the nicest folks I've ever had the pleasure of meeting, but they're also amazing musicians. I'm sure a lot of you are already familiar with Rasmus and Tiger Lou (if not: shame on you), but there's more. I've posted tracks from Jenny Kellerman and her melancholy folksy act Dexter's Moon and also Las Puertas which features Rasmus with his wife Andrea, but now it's time for a song from Firefox AK - Andrea's solo act. Like a lot of her contemporaries such as El Perro Del Mar, Andrea plays alone with programmed backing tracks, but I find her sound to be a lot more driving and beat-heavy. No too much so, mind you, but there's definitely more of a techno influence going on. I dig it. And it seems I'm not the only one - her debut EP "What's that sound" got picked up by Razzia Records for wider release, so she's gotta be doing something right. Check out the title track whydoncha?]]></description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Speaking of new stuff in the webstore, I finally got CDs from the good people at Combat Disc <a href="http://www.itsatrap.com/store.php?cat=all&search=combat+disc">in stock</a>. Not only are the <b>Kellermans</b> some of the nicest folks I've ever had the pleasure of meeting, but they're also amazing musicians. I'm sure a lot of you are already familiar with <b>Rasmus</b> and <b>Tiger Lou</b> (if not: shame on you), but there's more. I've posted tracks from <b>Jenny Kellerman</b> and her melancholy folksy act <b>Dexter's Moon</b> and also <b>Las Puertas</b> which features <b>Rasmus</b> with his wife <b>Andrea</b>, but now it's time for a song from <b>Firefox AK</b> - <b>Andrea</b>'s solo act. Like a lot of her contemporaries such as <b>El Perro Del Mar</b>, <b>Andrea</b> plays alone with programmed backing tracks, but I find her sound to be a lot more driving and beat-heavy. No too much so, mind you, but there's definitely more of a techno influence going on. I dig it. And it seems I'm not the only one - her debut EP <i>"What's that sound"</i> got picked up by Razzia Records for wider release, so she's gotta be doing something right. Check out the title track whydoncha?]]></content:encoded>
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	<description><![CDATA[Speaking of new stuff in the webstore, I finally got CDs from the good people at Combat Disc in stock. Not only are the Kellermans some of the nicest folks I've ever had the pleasure of meeting, but they're also amazing musicians. I'm sure a lot of you are already familiar with Rasmus and Tiger Lou (if not: shame on you), but there's more. I've posted tracks from Jenny Kellerman and her melancholy folksy act Dexter's Moon and also Las Puertas which features Rasmus with his wife Andrea, but now it's time for a song from Firefox AK - Andrea's solo act. Like a lot of her contemporaries such as El Perro Del Mar, Andrea plays alone with programmed backing tracks, but I find her sound to be a lot more driving and beat-heavy. No too much so, mind you, but there's definitely more of a techno influence going on. I dig it. And it seems I'm not the only one - her debut EP "What's that sound" got picked up by Razzia Records for wider release, so she's gotta be doing something right. Check out the title track whydoncha?]]></description>
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