More than one Artist with this name.

1) San Francisco based downtempo / trip‑hop artist and vocalist.
2) one of the alter‑ego of UK based drum n' bass producer Oliver Lomax.
3) Etherial darkwave outfit from Australia comprising Saaroth and Louisa John‑Krol.
4) A New York based solo‑band who draws inspiration from the Japanese musical movement, Visual Kei. Artemis is also known as Artemis Cephei
5) Former swiss Hardtrance project.

1) Artemis is a San Francisco based downtempo / trip‑hop artist and vocalist. She began her musical career on guitar, writing a 5 song EP titled 'Treasure', the title song which reached the top 10 on MP3.com and had nearly 200,000 plays.

After meeting David Earl and Keith Crusher in 2000, the trio moved toward a more electronic sound, coming out with 'Undone' in 2001, which received wide acclaim from various media, including Keyboard Magazine and Broadjam.com. The next release, 'Gravity', in 2005 developed their sound further, resulting in a full page review in Electronic Musician and an article in Remix magazine on the bands innovative tour rig.

2007 saw the release of a remix CD, 'Orbits', a compilation of remixes from both 'Undone' and 'Gravity' from various remixers the band had met.

Currently the band is in the studio working on their next release, planned for mid‑2009.

2. Artemis is one of the alter‑ego of UK based drum n' bass producer Oliver Lomax. The other being Shogun.

3. Etherial darkwave outfit from Australia comprising Saaroth and Louisa John Krol. Recording at least one full length CD called Asphodel on Ekishnugal Records. http://www.ekishnugal.com

4. A New York based solo‑band who draws inspiration from the Japanese musical movement, Visual Kei. His music can be downloaded for free at his myspace, http://www.myspace.com/artemisx12. This Artemis' profile on live fm has changed to http://www.last.fm/music/Artemis+Cephei

5. Jean‑Daniel Spitteler was the main composer of the group. Thierry Clavel, Andreas Riklin,…читать далее ↓

More than one Artist with this name.

1) San Francisco based downtempo / trip‑hop artist and vocalist.
2) one of the alter‑ego of UK based drum n' bass producer Oliver Lomax.
3) Etherial darkwave outfit from Australia comprising Saaroth and Louisa John‑Krol.
4) A New York based solo‑band who draws inspiration from the Japanese musical movement, Visual Kei. Artemis is also known as Artemis Cephei
5) Former swiss Hardtrance project.

1) Artemis is a San Francisco based downtempo / trip‑hop artist and vocalist. She began her musical career on guitar, writing a 5 song EP titled 'Treasure', the title song which reached the top 10 on MP3.com and had nearly 200,000 plays.

After meeting David Earl and Keith Crusher in 2000, the trio moved toward a more electronic sound, coming out with 'Undone' in 2001, which received wide acclaim from various media, including Keyboard Magazine and Broadjam.com. The next release, 'Gravity', in 2005 developed their sound further, resulting in a full page review in Electronic Musician and an article in Remix magazine on the bands innovative tour rig.

2007 saw the release of a remix CD, 'Orbits', a compilation of remixes from both 'Undone' and 'Gravity' from various remixers the band had met.

Currently the band is in the studio working on their next release, planned for mid‑2009.

2. Artemis is one of the alter‑ego of UK based drum n' bass producer Oliver Lomax. The other being Shogun.

3. Etherial darkwave outfit from Australia comprising Saaroth and Louisa John Krol. Recording at least one full length CD called Asphodel on Ekishnugal Records. http://www.ekishnugal.com

4. A New York based solo‑band who draws inspiration from the Japanese musical movement, Visual Kei. His music can be downloaded for free at his myspace, http://www.myspace.com/artemisx12. This Artemis' profile on live fm has changed to http://www.last.fm/music/Artemis+Cephei

5. Jean‑Daniel Spitteler was the main composer of the group. Thierry Clavel, Andreas Riklin, Misi Edöcs and Roman Mühleisen also worked as composers but Jean‑Daniel was the true musician (he played church organ at the music academy in Lausanne, Switzerland). Christophe Spitteler, Jean‑Daniel's brother, was in charge of the public relations.

«Artemis» was actually formed of 3 swiss «french» (Jean‑Daniel Spitteler, Thierry Clavel and Christophe Spitteler) and 3 swiss german (Andreas Riklin, Misi Edöcs and Roman Mühleisen). Together, they went to swiss DJ shops and sold their releases by themselves. Both german and french parts of Switzerland were supplied by the group itself.

Unfortunately, «Artemis» didn't release anything else since then. On their second release, they also worked under the aliases Self‑Hypnosis and Enemy Of The Sun but not all members of the group took part in those 2 sides projects.