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DMZ started out as a jam-band by friends [[Zed Brookes]], [[Dean Carter]] (an ex-member of [[Step Chant Unit]]), and [[Mark Griffiths]]. However, in the process of recording all their jams on computer, they managed to come up with dozens of coherent instrumental pieces, some of which were edited down to become the "Ampersand" album, currently still pending release.
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DMZ started out in 1993 as a jam-band by friends [[Zed Brookes]], [[Dean Carter]] (both ex-members of Hamilton band [[Step Chant Unit]]), and [[Mark Griffiths]]. However, in the process of recording all their jams on computer, they managed to come up with dozens of coherent instrumental pieces, some of which were edited down to become the 2007 [[Ampersand]] album.
  
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==External Links==
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[http://www.dmz.net.nz/index.html Official DMZ Website]<br>
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[http://myspace.com/deemzee DMZ Myspace Page]
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[[category:Hamilton Related Bands]]
 
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Revision as of 11:59, 12 September 2007

DMZ started out in 1993 as a jam-band by friends Zed Brookes, Dean Carter (both ex-members of Hamilton band Step Chant Unit), and Mark Griffiths. However, in the process of recording all their jams on computer, they managed to come up with dozens of coherent instrumental pieces, some of which were edited down to become the 2007 Ampersand album.

External Links

Official DMZ Website
DMZ Myspace Page

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