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    Artist description
    junk n. 1. Discarded material that may be reused in some form [Middle English jonk, an old rope] ----- magnet n. 1. An object that is surrounded by a magnetic field and attracts iron or steel. 2. An electromagtnet 3. A person, place or object that attracts. [From Greek Magne (stone of Magnesia)]
    Music Style
    Nu Skool, Breakbeat, Big-beat, Dance-floor friendly, Occasionally dark ! ____________________________________
    Musical Influences
    20Hz-20KHz
    Similar Artists
    Prodigy, Chemical Brothers, Moby, Dave Tipper, Fat Boy Slim, Lunatic Calm, Freestylers
    Artist History
    Junk Magnet is Rory Dow and Nathan Jones. We're in the lucky position of writing music for a living. We write music for film, television, computer games and, of course, ourselves. Junk Magnet is the music we love. Dirty, low-down, funked-up breakbeat.
    Group Members
    Rory Dow & Nathan Jones
    Instruments
    Synths, samplers & the beloved PC!
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    Location
    Manchester - United Kingdom

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