There are several bands with the name (Fractal):

1) Most of the tracks you can play here are from the instrumental debut CD Continuum, released in 2003 by the San Jose CA based progressive rock band Fractal. Their website is www.fractal-continuum.com. Fractal were formed in 2000 with a strong early influence from mid-late period King Crimson, and have since developed a unique sound, often using complex time signatures. In 2008, they are finalizing the recording of their second full CD. A single track from this CD "Aftermath" was pre-released in 2007. It is nine minutes and eleven seconds long, is in alternating nine and eleven time, and features vocals for the first time.

2) Fractal is Thor Kell, an electronic musician and DJ based in Victoria, BC, Canada. He likes music that sounds likes science fiction.

He runs an online label called Tide Pool, dedicated to odd techno, leftfield masterworks and off-kilter dancefloor devastators.

He has signed remixes and original music to Fade, Precinct, Pacific Front, a:Loud, Mmmph, and Inaspace, as well as numerous releases on Tide Pool.

3) Fractal (dj Fractal) is also young Czech psytrance musician and dj, member of psytrance crew Surface Tension. You can hear some of his tunes at his myspace profile.

4) Fractal formado en febrero de 2005, con el objetivo de crear un sonido diferente en una escena dominada por el punk rock y el metal; a través de horas de ensayo la banda empezó a crear un sonido propio y diferenciador, con influencias que van desde el rock, el screamo y el nu metal.

Actualmente la banda está integrada por Sebastián Patiño en las voces, Andrés Castaño en la batería, Osmar Gaviria en el bajo, Manuel Castaño y Mario Barrios en las guitarras; trabajan constantemente en la creación de música con riffs creativos y ritmos claros que llevan por diferentes emociones y experiencias sonoras.

5). Fractal were an English, London-based electronic group, consisting of Dave Satchell-Day on keyboards and Lindsay Buckham, the vocalist and other keyboardist.

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