Bocman
bocman is a sound project by Sheffield based artist Neil Webb. 2003 saw perfomances by bocman at Sheffield Hallam University and the MAXIS Festival. Playback of pieces at the Sonic Art Network conference and the MAXIS Festival. He curated the event 'Sounds Recorded for an Empty Nightclub' as part of Sheffield 03. bocman has recently made an installation for the exhibition 'Slow Wave Sleep' and is working on new ideas for an exhibition in the Autumn. He is also working on a CD; 'Solarisitics' inspired by Stanislaw Lem's book and Andre Tarkovsky's film 'Solaris' for a late 2004 release.
web site : www.bocman.com		 Greg Davis
greg davis loves sound.
web site : www.autumnrecords.net
DeVico
DeVico is a self taught (thank you google.com) digital manipulator. His paying job is at a coffee shop and his off times are spent as a hermit exploring sound, visuals, and learning languages to create random generators for audio playback.
web site : www.devico.us		 Dumafuji
i started making music electronically as dumafuji a few years ago, but my training is not as a musician. the dumafuji project is about memory: how we choose to create our memories and live them out.
web site : www.dumafuji.com
en.ve.lope
en.ve.lope is a trans-media process applicable to all the proud arts.
web site : www.envelopeproject.com		 André Gonçalves
André Gonçalves aka ok.suitcase is a graphic, web and sound designer working and living in Lisbon, Portugal. Released : "Customs" grain of sound, "_minus one" stasisfield and soon "04" crónica electrónica
john kannenberg
Sonic and visual artist John Kannenberg (b.1969) has been performing and writing music for over fifteen years. His major audio and visual works deal with a variety of themes including primal natural forces, spirituality and mindful contemplation, melancholy and nostalgia, abstracted narrative tales, and the confluence of sonic and visual art. Since April 2002 John has served as creator, designer and curator of Stasisfield.com, an experimental music label and interdisciplinary net.art space presenting works by a diverse collection of artists from around the globe.
web site : www.whistlingpariah.com		 Dave Lawrence
Dave Lawrence (aka Sponde) is a sonic artist who collaborates with sonic/visual/performance artists, and also personally explores the physical world within and around a sonic work. The installations/sculptures, compositions and performances often use found objects as sound sources or instruments - sometimes using very familiar objects such as pedal bins, clocks, bread, and milk frothers. Recent performances include Waveswarm events (a sonic artists' collective based in London UK) at Ginglik (Nov 2003), The Foundry (Jan 2004) & 291 Gallery (July 2003) - all in London, and recent installations include Bread Matters (Lisbon, Sept 2003), Experimentica (Cardiff, Wales Oct 2003), Earjob (London, UK June 2003)
web site : www.waveswarms.org.uk

Dale Lloyd
Dale Lloyd is a composer and producer who is also the curator of a recording label called and/OAR which is devoted to environmental recordings and sound work utilizing them in some capacity, and has produced the compilations for phonography.org, an internet based interest group devoted to the art of field recording.
web site : www.and-oar.org/dalelloyd.html

Loam
James Warchol has been making music since his teens. He had played guitar, bass and vocals in various bands, and had brief success in the early '90s with his band Sometime Sweet Susan. In the mid '90s, he started expanding into more experimental forms of music as well, both with his band and as a solo artist. Working with samplers, keyboards and software, as well as guitars, these explorations grew into the Loam music you hear today. Warchol first appeared as Loam on the Topscore Records compilation CD "Gain Structure" in 1999. Loam's first self titled CD was released by Topscore in 2000. In 2001, he collaborated on an installation piece called "Audio Reliquary" as member of the group J3. The piece appeared in the Roger Brown Gallery in Chicago, IL. Loam has also released several tracks on Stasisfield.com.
web site : www.loam-music.com
Heather McIntosh
Heather McIntosh plays cello with Japancakes, The Instruments, Circulatory System, and Icy Demons. Her most recent music works have been for film, dance and sound installation.		 My Fun
My Fun is a musician, sound artist currently living with his wife and cat in Brooklyn, NY. He's released work for a number of years under different names except Justin Hardison. A new CD "Sunday Best" will be available through Grain of Sound at the end of the year 2004.
web site : thelandof.org
Mathieu Ruhlmann
Mathieu Ruhlmann is a sound and visual artist currently residing in Vancouver, Canada.		 Jim Schoenecker
Jim Schoenecker has released electronic music under the name pressboard for a variety of labels including Zod, Antiopic, and Stasisfield. He has performed in the U.S. and Japan, and is 1/2 of the Topscore label which releases electronic and experimental music and video.
web site : pressboard.topscoreusa.com
Sound_00
sound_00 is one of the monikers under which antonio dimitrov appears, producing power electronic, harsh noise, static noise, ambient soundscapes. he also runs his label acid fake recordings and edits the label's webzine, fakezine.tk [a zine about contemporary experimental music and [sub]culture]. as 'acid fake design', antonio designs album covers for acid fake and other labels. he also hosts two radio shows dedicated to experimental music on the underground radio station music radio channel 103. in addition to the sound_00 project, antonio also works under the following monikers: every kid on speed (glitchy, cut up lap top electronics), every kid on acid (dark ambient), microsound_00 (noise, static, sinewaves, microsound). under these various names he has released full lengths, eps and has many compilations and remix appearances on various labels around the world. he also plays live including this year's club transmediale festival in berlin.
web site : www.acidfake.tk