Named after a close friend of Gerrit who was a radio air operator (which translates, in German, as "Funker Vogt") in the Deustche armed forces, Funker Vogt have already released three full length CDs, one twin EP, one EP, and one single since their 1995 inception. They have appeared on no less than eight compilations (including Electropolis, Electro Club Attack: Shot Two, New Violent Breed, and We Came To Dance 2000) and were tapped by Front 242 to do one of the re-mixes on the Headhunter 2000 CD.

Often compared to bands such as Leaether Strip and :wumpscut:, Funker Vogt 's aggressive electronic style is based upon old EBM strategies, albeit mixed with more modern electro and industrial elements, similar to KMFDM. It is this sound that often makes people refer to their music as being "back to the basics" of the genre. Stripped down power play electronics, Funker Vogt utilize a strong sense of melody within powerful rhythms, emphatic dance beats and distorted vocals.

Decoded Feedback burst on to the industrial scene in the mid 1990s with the highly acclaimed self-titled demo tape Decoded Feedback. This creative duo brought together all the elements and contrasts that exist between the sexes, and at the same time using their diverse backgrounds, European and Canadian, to successfully create their own unique sound. This proved to be a powerful combination. After an amazing review in Belgium's Side-Line magazine, Decoded Feedback was picked up immediately by one of Europe's leading industrial labels, Hard Records. After their album release "Combustion" in 2005, the Canadian duo had to venture forth along a twisted alley full of private setbacks. But as is often the case, personal crises can trigger the strongest creative energies. Crackling with such renewed powers, Decoded Feedback now unleash "Aftermath", an utterly remarkable and intense album.

Toronto based Jennifer Parkin is a performer, singer, songwriter, mathematician and the creator of her own solo electronic music project Ayria. Jennifer Parkin has become a bit of an icon in the underground electronic and industrial music scene with her unique writing, singing and performing style and music with an in-your-face sonic approach that combines electro, synth-pop, industrial, 80's dance, distorted gritty beats and synths, haunting melodies contrasted with angry distorted chanting all wrapped up with pop structures and catchy hooks. Jennifer started Ayria in 2003 and instantly shook the foundation of the electro and industrial scene by mixing her unique darker underground music style with striking pink feminine visuals.

Founded by Nick Gorman in 2002, Fractured has become one of the leaders in Canadian Electro Industrial after releasing the album "Only Human Remains" on Dependent Records in 2005. Finally the band is back on track for 2010 with their sophomore release "Beneath The Ashes", this album promises to change your perception of progressive and dark electronics forever.

Prospero is an industrial/rhythmic noise solo project by Canadian musician Wade Anderson of Toronto. Anderson, a long time DJ in the greater Toronto area, started Prospero in early 2000.

In 2001, Anderson co-founded sub.session.records, and it was on this label that Prospero's first release, a limited edition CDr A Storm Is Coming was released.

Prospero's second release, a double CD entitled Spreading the Infection, was released in 2004 as a split release between sub.session media and France's brume records. Prospero has contributed tracks to a number of compilations, including Sub.Session and Duo.Tone released by sub.session.records; Saturation Bombing I and II and [tik]co:man:d[sic] by TIK Recordings. As Prospero, Anderson has remixed tracks for other notable [rhythmic noise] artists such as Empusae, s:cage and Converter.

In 2008 Prospero signed to Artoffact Records to release his 3rd CD, Folie à Deux, which contained collaborations with Ayria, Battery Cage. It-clings, and Terrorfakt.