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'''Security Access Point:''' http://www.hesh-intranet.com/
'''Security Access Point:''' http://www.hesh-intranet.com/
: '''Password:''' ''Mixolydian'' - The musical mode between Lydian (F) and Aeolian (A), you see.
: '''Password:''' ''Mixolydian'' - The musical mode between Lydian (F) and Aeolian (A), you see.
: '''Or simply straight in:''' http://www.hesh-intranet.com/heshencrypted/index.php


==General==
==General==
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*Representative [[Kai Cinelli]]
*Representative [[Kai Cinelli]]
*Complete Staff Listing: http://www.hesh-intranet.com/heshencrypted/staff.php
*Complete Staff Listing: http://www.hesh-intranet.com/heshencrypted/staff.php
**Must be logged in.


*Produces band [[Roll For Damage]]
*Produces:
*Produces controversial introvert musician [[Viard]]
**[[Roll For Damage]] - Rock
*Produces electronic artist [[antebiuse]]
**[[Viard]] - Controversial Introvert
**[[antebiuse]] - Electronica
**[[Groove Society]] - Dance
**[[Maya Holingbroke]] - Blues Folk Infusion
**[[Jam One]] - Rock
*Dropped band [[Ludivan]]
*Dropped band [[Ludivan]]
*Formerly produced [[Joya]]
*Formerly produced [[Joya]]
**She left when her producer, [[Zanadun Kane]] left, citing working hours as a major reason.
**She left when her producer, [[Zanadun Kane]] left, citing working hours as a major reason.


*Has announced the banned [[Viard]] album, ''The Silver City'', will be produced by special arrangement with [[Mind Candy]] on Earth.
*Released the banned [[Viard]] album, ''The Silver City'', for production by special arrangement with [[Mind Candy]] on Earth.
**This move has been met with strong indignance around the city.
**This move has been met with strong indignance around the city.
==Current Acts==
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[[Roll for Damage]] - Take Initiative
This eighth album from Roll for Damage takes on a dark, even moody, edge. The band takes an introspective turn in this album, with tracks like Hit Point, discussing the difficulty of staying at the top of the charts while dealing with an ever-more demanding audience. Take Initiative explores the paralysis we all feel when a situation calls for action and we can't quite carry through.
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[[Viard]] - The Silver City
This controversial album was released only on Earth after the Perplex City Council banned it for sale in the city. Viard's always mysterious sound partners here with a groundbreaking technology: The album incorporates subtle sonic cognition therapies into its compelling tracks for a product that actually makes you sharper while you listen to it.
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[[Groove Society]] - Dance in the Dark
Groove Society's fast-paced beats make it impossible to keep still. In this, their first commercial attempt, the girls from the Old Town lay down tracks like the self-titled Dance in the Dark, a manifesto about feeling free to express yourself, and the wistful Wishing, about lost love and burned-out passion.
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[[Maya Holingbroke]] - Tears Like Rain
Maya Holingbroke works themes from traditional folk songs into her music in this, her second album. As always, her resonant voice brings an extra emotional hook to every note, and such tracks as Paradise Tomorrow are infused with endless hope, while Tears Like Rain is guaranteed to leave any listener also in tears.
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[[Jam One]] - Until Morning
Jam One's latest effort showcases the band's growing skill as musicians. Each song on this album is layered with complexity, leaving the dedicated listener in ever deeper mazes of sound. The award-winning Mimasan, an instrumental, is perhaps the most ambitious musical work of the decade -- an audio representation of the famed [[Mimasan Maze]].
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**article, 14-NOV-05 "[[Dorian Franke|Franke]] [[Manifold Concert Hall|Performance]] Brings Tears, Joy to Fortunate Audience" ([http://www.perplexcitysentinel.com/archives/2005/11/franke_performa.html link])
**article, 14-NOV-05 "[[Dorian Franke|Franke]] [[Manifold Concert Hall|Performance]] Brings Tears, Joy to Fortunate Audience" ([http://www.perplexcitysentinel.com/archives/2005/11/franke_performa.html link])
**article, 24-NOV-05 "[[Iona Rodie|Iona]] Interviews.... [[Helix Hesh]]" ([http://www.perplexcitysentinel.com/archives/2005/11/iona_interviews_11.html link])
**article, 24-NOV-05 "[[Iona Rodie|Iona]] Interviews.... [[Helix Hesh]]" ([http://www.perplexcitysentinel.com/archives/2005/11/iona_interviews_11.html link])
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Stubbed, because we really have a fFair lot of other sundry stuff to input, now that we have the internal site available.  If noone gets to it, I'll add some of this stuff later tonight/this-weekend. [[User:Scott|Scott]]

Revision as of 08:05, 21 January 2006

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Website: http://www.heshrecords.com/

Email: helix at heshrecords dot com

Security Access Point: http://www.hesh-intranet.com/

Password: Mixolydian - The musical mode between Lydian (F) and Aeolian (A), you see.
Or simply straight in: http://www.hesh-intranet.com/heshencrypted/index.php

General

  • Released the banned Viard album, The Silver City, for production by special arrangement with Mind Candy on Earth.
    • This move has been met with strong indignance around the city.


Current Acts

Roll for Damage - Take Initiative

This eighth album from Roll for Damage takes on a dark, even moody, edge. The band takes an introspective turn in this album, with tracks like Hit Point, discussing the difficulty of staying at the top of the charts while dealing with an ever-more demanding audience. Take Initiative explores the paralysis we all feel when a situation calls for action and we can't quite carry through.


Viard - The Silver City

This controversial album was released only on Earth after the Perplex City Council banned it for sale in the city. Viard's always mysterious sound partners here with a groundbreaking technology: The album incorporates subtle sonic cognition therapies into its compelling tracks for a product that actually makes you sharper while you listen to it.


Groove Society - Dance in the Dark

Groove Society's fast-paced beats make it impossible to keep still. In this, their first commercial attempt, the girls from the Old Town lay down tracks like the self-titled Dance in the Dark, a manifesto about feeling free to express yourself, and the wistful Wishing, about lost love and burned-out passion.


Maya Holingbroke - Tears Like Rain

Maya Holingbroke works themes from traditional folk songs into her music in this, her second album. As always, her resonant voice brings an extra emotional hook to every note, and such tracks as Paradise Tomorrow are infused with endless hope, while Tears Like Rain is guaranteed to leave any listener also in tears.


Jam One - Until Morning

Jam One's latest effort showcases the band's growing skill as musicians. Each song on this album is layered with complexity, leaving the dedicated listener in ever deeper mazes of sound. The award-winning Mimasan, an instrumental, is perhaps the most ambitious musical work of the decade -- an audio representation of the famed Mimasan Maze.


References

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