Trotski's Block Seattle, Washington
Trotski's Block was born out of a stay in Warsaw without a musical outlet in 1998-1999. Several songs were written, and the idea was formed. Returning to Detroit and being exposed to range of techno and to the re-emergence of EBM, Trotski's Block took a turn from the Industrial to something more dancefloor oriented. Trotski's Block was active from 1999 through 2005 and is indefinitely on hiatus. ... more
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