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My Spring semester 1998 show was called New World Order, and featured bands such as Ministry, KMFDM, Front 242, etc. Fall 1998 I did a show call Electronics for Dogs that was a lighter mix of Techo, Synth-Pop, and a smattering of Industrial where appropriate. Mostly trance and house mixes featuring The Prodigy, Man with No Name, Empirion, BT,etc. Summer 1999 I came back to A&M for my final undergrad leg (through may 2k) and I got back on the wagon at KANM. I did a synth heavy, ambient laiden techno show featuring Depeche Mode, Enigma, BT, Kraftwerk and the like. That show was named The Mix, after the 1991 Kraftwerk release. Now its all over. I've graduated and gotten out of the music business for the time being. Muzik Lynx
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- A Different Drum Where to get Synthpop.
- KMFDM, the now disbanded Ultra Heavy Beat project changed the face of industrial dance.
- MDFMK, the re-incarnation of KMFDM. Sacha and Tim continue where KMFDM left off.
- Front 242 Are on tour again, and man do they rock.
- Paul Oakenfold, Paul O. is serious trance.
- Otherness. Nashville Synth band. Quality material.
- The Crystal Method, these guys do good work.
- The Prodigy have not done much lately, but still are a staple of techno.
- Clutch, in the north they call them rebels, in the south they call them yankees.
- Scabs/Ugly Americans, are excellent musicians. They put on a great live show.
- The Clan of Xymox...Goth/Synth from the Nether Regions (er, Netherlands).
- Nocturne is a goth/metal bad from Dallas. Their site has mp3s.
- The Cure Official site.
- The Cure Music Page. Not the official site, but it has useful information.
- Solar Twins. David Norland and Joanna Stevens in a drum and bass experiment.
- Neuroactive. Finnish Synth/techno. The techno aspect is quite good.
- Midihead Digital Dimension
- Depeche Mode is synthpop personified.
