diy post-punk, art-punk, Belgian beer, avante-pop, minimal synth, Belgian beer, left-of-center indie, shoegaze, krautrock, Belgian beer, post-rock, wall-of-sound stuff, Belgian beer, yadda yadda yadda...
music geeks, club freaks, weirdos, winos and those who are undecided...
The Tea Set, Metropak, X Ray Pop, Drinking Electricity, The Urinals, Edith Nylon, The Cravats, Faust, The Birthday Party, Joy Division/New Order, The Wake, Crispy Ambulance, The Chameleons, Abecedarians, Cocteau Twins, Lowlife, Disco Inferno, Kitchens of Distinction, Airiel, Pale Saints, STAR, A Sunny Day in Glasgow, The Radio Dept., Ulrich Schnauss, Serena Maneesh, Sonic Youth, Jeff and Jane Hudson, (early) House of Love, The Sound/The Second Layer, Alcian Blue, The Antiques, Five Four, The Organ, The Cure, Shiny Two Shiny, The Passions, Skydivers, No More, Abwarts, Whirlywirld, Gary Numan, Surface Mutants, Fire Engines, The Fall, Gang of Four, Malaria!, Cheveau, Scientists, Big Hair, The Actor, Piano Magic, Mahogany, Unrest, Wan Light, For Against, On!Air!Library!, Pink Industry, The Lines, The Passage, Portion Control, Wire/Colin Newman/He Said, Genders, Limp, The Teardrop Explodes, Public Image Limited, A Popular History of Signs, Cabaret Voltaire, Club Tango, Delta Five, The Mo-dettes, Essential Logic, The Slits, We've Got A Fuzzbox, Yura Yura Teikoku, The Wedding Present, The Wolfhounds, McCarthy, Love Is All, The Violets, The Long Blondes, The Mighty Lemon Drops, The Zarjaz, Glaxo Babies, Transmitters, PragVEC, Au Pairs, Neu Deutsche Welle, lots of bands from Australia and New Zealand...
Almost anything from Terry Gilliam (especially Brazil), Blade Runner: The Director's Cut, Donnie Darko, Wings of Desire, Shaun of the Dead
Dr. Who, The Prisoner, The Office (UK), Battlestar Gallactica (the Sci-Fi series version), Lost, Flight of the Conchords,The British Comic Strip
Zen Master Chris Diamond, Michael Goodstein (Choking on Cufflinks radio show on WFMU), Kevin Pedersen of What's Your Rupture? Records, the inimitable Dan Selzer, the Where to Now? djs, Ned Raggett, James Nice, Simon Reynolds, and the Obi-Wan of independent music, John Peel.