Random Inc.

Random (Inc.) started out at clubs like The Viper Room and The Opium Den in Hollywood, featuring a new brand of "Hard Pop"; strong contagious melodies against a back-drop of ethereal "creepy" mood and hard-driving rock.

Since then, one of their songs won "Runner-Up" for Best Rock Song at the John Lennon Songwriting Contest out of 20,000 entries.

Demonstrating the courageous freshness of their style, they recorded a unique new version of Queen's "We Will Rock You" for PopSquad Records' CD entitled "1978", now in record stores and featured on Rodney on the Roq and Chris Carter's specialty show on Y107.

Random has their own self-titled CD soon to be released in stores and taking them on tour across America, featuring undeniable hit tunes such as 'Cannonball' and 'Shut Down', now available on MP3 and UBL.

Be sure to log on to their website "www.randominc.com" when it goes online in September and catch them before they catch you!

Random_Inc is one of many monikers employed by German electronic music producer Sebastian Meissner, who used this particular alias to release conceptual sound collage productions based upon the intersection of Arab and Jewish culture in Jerusalem. Born on September 27, 1969, in Czenstochowa, Poland, Meissner became involved with electronic music while living in Frankfurt, Germany, where he met Achim Szepanski, the founder of the seminal German techno label Force Inc. and its several offshoots. In 1999 Meissner made his recording debut in partnership with Ekkehard Ehlers as Autopoieses, La Vie à Noir, which was released on Szepanski's Mille Plateaux label. In the years that followed, he released a series of solo albums under a number of monikers: Random Industries (Selected Random Works, 2000), Random_Inc (Jerusalem: Tales Outside the Framework of Orthodoxy, 2001; Walking in Jerusalem, 2002), Bizz Circuits (The Very Best of Bizz Circuits, 2002), and Klimek (Milk & Honey, 2004; Music to Fall Asleep, 2006; Dedications, 2007). ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide