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	JUNKIE XL - The DJ List
		Junkie XL, aka Tom Holkenborg is already a star in his own right in Holland.
		Pete Tong cites Junkie XL as his current tip for 2000, and the likes of Sasha, Digweed, Nick Warren and Carl Cox, among others, have been supporting him on import for some time now.
		If you have never seen Junkie XL perform live then you haven't lived.
	www.thedjlist.com /djs/JUNKIE_XL (251 words)

	Junkie XL talks to EIN
		Junkie XL was formed in 1995 in Holland and has become the first band ever to be officially allowed, by BMG, to remix an Elvis track for release.
		Basically Junkie XL is me, although I get help from time to time from a number of my musical peers and friends.
		Junkie XL was interviewed by Nigel Patterson, President, EIN by telephone on 30 May 2002.
	www.elvisinfonet.com /junkiexl.html (2110 words)

	Ink 19 :: Junkie XL
		Junkie XL's previous album, A Broadcast From The Computer Hell Cabin, which I reviewed for Ink 19, was wonderful.
		The first and foremost problem with Today is that XL -- which is supposed to stand for "expanding limits"-- has limited himself to just one singer (and lyric co-writer), Nathan Mader.
		On the more atmospheric instrumental tracks, Junkie XL shows he's still capable of rewarding my high opinion of his abilities.
	www.ink19.com /issues/december2006/musicReviews/musicJ/junkieXl.html (345 words)

	Junkie XL - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Junkie XL (also JXL) is musician Tom Holkenborg, born in Lichtenvoorde, The Netherlands on 8 December 1967.
		There are also 2 tracks remixed by Junkie XL found on the Need for Speed: Carbon soundtrack.
		While JXL is considered to be an electronic music artist, he is surprisingly connected to the heavy metal culture: apart from providing remixes to both Fear Factory and Rammstein, he is signed to metal-label Roadrunner Records and has appeared on Roadrunner United.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Junkie_XL (405 words)

	www.myspace.com/junkiexl
		That's where the Junkie XL name came from, since my friends always called me Junkie because I spent so much time in the studio.
		I called myself Junkie XL from the point of view that once you're completely overworked you never want to go there again.
		Now what I want is for Junkie XL to become a mark of quality when it comes to a certain sound.
	www.myspace.com /junkiexl (1525 words)

	Eyeball Kid - Junkie XL - Radio - Album Review
		It is obvious that Junkie XL has talent and ability but you get the niggling feeling that this has all been done before.
		I get the distinct impression that this is probably the last you’ll hear from Junkie XL (at least in this country) aside from his supporting act to Elvis that, incidentally, was not even on the album.
		Junkie XL has let himself down in the sense with such a platform to start from already, this could have been much more.
	www.eyeballkid.com /junkiexl_radiojxl_album_review.htm (527 words)

	Junkie XL - Today \| [PS] Reviews
		Tom Holkenborg has had quite a journey since his debut Junkie XL album as was unleashed onto an unsuspecting audience back in 1997.
		To many who are new to Junkie XL or those fans who might be wary of a "sophomore slump", this album will not disappoint.
		'Today' is an album that follows the current Junkie XL trend to a "T", yet as a whole feels just a little too one note for me. I would have liked to see the diversity of 'Big Sounds Of The Drags' and 'Radio JXL' carry over and add a little more flavor between these tracks.
	www.progressive-sounds.com /Music-Reviews/Junkie-XL-Today.asp (832 words)

	M-AUDIO - Junkie XL
		It was during Tom’s recovery that Junkie XL was born.
		Tom shot to stateside fame with his rock-slanted break-beat angst on tracks such as “Billy Club.” Junkie XL hired a full band and joined The Prodigy on a tour of Germany in support of the release.
		However, it was Tom’s previous working relationship with Nike that led Junkie XL’s assignment as music producer for Nike’s World Cup Soccer ad--a remix of a certain deceased singer--that changed his world forever.
	www.m-audio.com /artists/en_us/JunkieXL.html (681 words)

	The Junkie XL Interview, August 18, 2006 - wolfie, junkie xl
		Junkie XL's new album "Today" lands on the ears like water on the desert.
		Junkie XL: As you know, a lot of small dance labels and big ones came down, stopped distributing.
		Junkie XL: I still think is very affordable, if you buy everything from them, it's like 3000$, but look at what you get- a complete studio.
	www.clubplanet.com /news/archive/the_junkie_xl_interview.asp (1645 words)

	ROADRUNNER ARTIST BIO: Junkie XL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		One of the busiest men in the music biz, and a celebrated musician and solo artist in his own right--now with a brand new album TODAY marking his fourth full-length to carry the JUNKIE XL name--Tom Holkenborg is also one of the most popular young composers in Hollywood.
		His friends joked that he was a studio junkie, giving rise to the Junkie XL name.
		The ensuing Junkie XL disc, 2004's Radio JXL - A Broadcast from the Computer Hell Cabin, was a virtual, dream-like pirate radio station, with the voices of Solomon Burke, Peter Tosh, Chuck D, Dave Gahan, Robert Smith and others strewn across clever, beat-laden Holkenborg creations.
	www.roadrunnerrecords.nl /artists/JunkieXL/bio.asp (1402 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Music \| JXL prepares to broadcast
		That fame led to a backlash against his name in some sections of the UK press, but he insists the "Junkie" moniker has nothing to do with drugs.
		He had a vocalist in mind for each of the new album's 20 tracks and was delighted when all his first choices agreed to appear on the record.
		Junkie XL - A Broadcast From The Computer Hell Cabin is out now.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/music/2982354.stm (467 words)

	Apple - Pro - Profiles - Junkie XL, p. 1
		Few would willingly take the name “Junkie,” but after spending more than 18 hours a day in an Amsterdam basement mainlining MIDI and sucking down samples in a binge of creativity, Tom Holkenborg decided to embrace it.
		He became Junkie XL, one of the world’s foremost electronic music producers and remixers, a powerhouse who churns out tracks for the dance floor, movies, television, and video games.
		Junkie XL tunes can be heard in “Blade,” “Resident Evil,” “Matrix,” Domino,”; “Team America,” “Kingdom of Heaven,” and many video games.
	www.apple.com /pro/profiles/junkiexl (1164 words)

	Junkie XL
		Junkie XL With a background in both alternative rock and electronic dance music, it's reasonable to assume that sooner or later Dutch remixer Tom Holkenborg would find a way to combine the two.
		The result of this logical inevitability is Junkie XL, a project that combines all the best bits of dance, metal and hip-hop.
		On the strength of this album (and, if reports are to be believed their live appearances with Rude Boy and a full live band) Junkie XL are going to be huge.
	members.tripod.com /~NutmegUK/junkie.htm (338 words)

	Mostiko
		A master alchemist, electronic daredevil and breaker of sound barriers, Junkie XL is the rogue scientist who electrified ‘The King’ and made him quiver lip and gyrate hip beyond the grave.
		Once recovered, Junkie XL was born and 1997 saw the release of the album, Saturday Night Teenage Kick.
		The first transmission is this: Junkie XL’s outstanding third solo long-player, a double CD representing two typical transmissions from the not-so-typical Radio JXL.
	www.mostiko.be /index.php?page=artist&view=22 (1722 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A quick glance at Junkieâs live rig evidenced precisely what he has come to be known for among those in the know about music production, a guy who loves to combine analog technology with top notch, state of the art hardware.
		Apparently feeling the vibe just as much as the crowd he was having a blast energizing, Junkie took off his jacket, rolled up his sleeves, and relentlessly unleashed one slamming progressive tune after the other.
		As Junkie let the vocals unfold, he eerily lip synced to the dialog word by work, putting one hand out to the left and one to the right, as if taunting the crowd to choose one or the other.
	www.residentadvisor.net /review-view.aspx?id=1931 (369 words)

	Junkie XL - official site (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Junkie XL is scheduled to appear on ABC News on Tuesday night, April 3.
		Junkie XL has recently worked on 10, 30 and 60 seconds spots for Adidas Soccer.
		Adidas is going big with their new global soccer campaigns, and turned to Junkie XL (aka Tom Holkenborg) to create extreme sounds for these new spots.
	www.junkiexl.com (450 words)

	filter magazine - artists to watch - Junkie XL
		Junkie XL (read Xpanding Limits), a master alchemist, electronic daredevil and breaker of sound barriers, is the rogue scientist who electrified The King and made him quiver lip and gyrate hip beyond the grave.
		Tom shot to stateside fame with his rock-slanted breakbeat angst on tracks such as “Billy Club.” Junkie XL hired a full band and joined The Prodigy on a tour of Germany in support of the release.
		Imbued by Tom’s radical interweaving of audio and cyberspace, Junkie XL has simultaneously created a double album and a virtual radio station broadcasting from radiojxl.com.
	www.filter-mag.com /artists/interior.56.html (1931 words)

	>>WANTICKETS.COM ARTIST// Junkie XL
		After a bit of a break and a new outlook, Junkie XL was born in 1997 with the release of our album, 'Saturday Night Teenage Kick'.
		I called myself Junkie XL from the point of view that once you're completely overworked you never want to go there again.
		Now what I want is for Junkie XL to become a mark of quality when it comes to a certain sound.
	www.wantickets.com /dj/junkiexl.htm (952 words)

	Roadrunner Records UK
		Due to be released on June 2nd, Junkie XL's new album 'Radio JXL: A Broadcast From The Computer Hell Cabin' is a hefty 2-CD package.
		JUNKIE XL (aka Tom Holkenborg) is all set to return.
		Junkie XL's objective remains clear: "What I want is that Junkie XL should be a mark of quality when it comes to a certain sound.
	www.roadrunnerrecords.co.uk /artists/JunkieXL/index.aspx?PageNum=2 (653 words)

	Virginmega.com - INTERVIEWS - Exclusive Interview - Junkie XL: A Man For All Seasons
		Junkie XL's career path has been as multi-dimensional as the music he's created over the last 10 years.
		Junkie XL: It really clicked between us, not only on a musical level, but on a friendship level—how we thought about certain things and the obsession with cooking that we both have.
		Junkie XL: Yes, it's a really inspiring environment, and I still continue to do the same things I've done (over) the last five years.
	www.virginmegamagazine.com /default.asp?aid=B9C (1719 words)

	Amazon.com: Today: Music: Junkie XL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Junkie XL I am familiar with are his remixes, which have an unusual and upbeat sound featuring addicting guitar melodies and astonishing synthesizers.
		Junkie is channeling similar, but in my opinion, greater talents.
		Junkie's collaboration with Robert Smith on A Broadcast From The Computer Hell Cabin was Robert Smith's best song since Disintegration.
	www.amazon.com /Today-Junkie-XL/dp/B000ERU5HC (1504 words)

	JUNKIE XL (Live) / DJ Flave - Seattle
		With Junkie XL, he's afforded an opportunity to do whatever--and go wherever he wants--musically and creatively.
		Simultaneously, Holkenborg's reputation as a remixer and composer was mushrooming, via commercials and work on such films as Resident Evil and Blade, all of which came to a head after his remix of "A Little Less Conversation" was used in a Nike World Cup 2002 commercial.
		The ensuing Junkie XL disc, 2004's Radio JXL - A Broadcast from the Computer Hell Cabin, was a virtual, dream-like pirate radio station, with the voices of Solomon Burke, Peter Tosh, Chuck D, Dave Gahan, Robert Smith and others strewn across clever, beat-laden Holkenborg creations.
	www.clubvibes.com /events/view.asp?id=40137 (1218 words)

	Junkie XL
		Junkie XL's remix moet aandacht trekken voor nieuw...
		Junkie XL te gast bij pop@film met exclusief optreden toe
		Junkie XL is even terug in Amsterdam voor Europese tour
	www.musicfrom.nl /artiesten/754/junkie-xl.html (1210 words)

	Junkie XL \| Biography \| MTV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The big-beat electronica project Junkie XL was largely the work of Amsterdam-based remixer Tom Holkenborg, previously known for his work with acts like Nerve and Fear Factory.
		Beginning his career at the age of 14, Holkenborg initially played in area funk and reggae units, later switching to alternative rock; while working in a music store, he first began experimenting with synthesizers and technology, and in 1996 won the Grand Prix of the Netherlands as best house music producer.
		After completing Junkie XL's 1997 debut LP Saturday Teenage Kick, a blend of electronica and rock, he enlisted rapper Rude Boy (an alumnus of Urban Dance Squad), DJ Frankie D, drummer Baz Mattie, and guitarist Renee van der Zee to transform his one-man studio project into a working band.
	www.mtv.com /music/artist/junkie_xl/bio.jhtml (259 words)

	Junkie XL - Today » DJ Dance Music News Dance Music Reviews Dance Music Charts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		With ‘Today’ Tom Holkenberg AKA Junkie XL, releases his fourth full-length artist album to carry the Junkie XL name.
		Reverting to the more guitar-based sound of his first two albums ‘Today’ is lyrically more personal, musically more cohesive and focused than any other Junkie XL disc.
		Cole and Junkie XL first collaborated on a Nike World Cup commercial in 2002, which resulted in the JXL remix of Elvis’ “A Little Less Conversation”.
	www.dancefrontdoor.co.uk /v2/news/junkie-xl-today/1389.html (520 words)

	JUNKIE XL
		Even though he had already released two albums and established himself as an electronic-music producer, it was this one-off project that grabbed the attention of the monster pop establishment.
		He never intended for Junkie XL to become such a crassly commercial enterprise.
		Instead, Holkenborg is using his new profile to revitalize the Junkie XL brand.
	remixmag.com /mag/remix_junkie_xl/index.html (710 words)

	Junkie XL - Music Downloads - Online
		Bio: The big-beat electronica project Junkie XL was largely the work of Amsterdam-based remixer Tom Holkenborg, previously known for his work with acts like Nerve and Fear Factory.
		Beginning his career at the age of 14, Holkenborg initially played in area funk and reggae units, later switching to alternative rock; while working in a music store, he first began experimenting with synthesizers and technology, and in 1996 won the Grand Prix of the Netherlands as best house music producer.
		After completing Junkie XL's 1997 debut LP Saturday Teenage Kick, a blend of electronica and rock, he enlisted rapper Rude Boy (an alumnus of Urban Dance Squad), DJ Frankie D, drummer Baz Mattie, and guitarist Renee van der Zee to transform his one-man studio project into a working band.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/264/Junkie-XL/1021269.html (205 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		What's made JUNKIE XL one of Europe's premiere Techno outfits is their seamless abililty to create Dance music with a Rock feel.
		Unlike some Electronic acts who add little scraps of guitar or Rock bands who incorporate simple samples, Amsterdam's JUNKIE XL, with their phat beats, Hip Hop flow and monster riffage, not only blur the lines of live music and samples - they've literally set the standard for all to follow.
		Junkie XL burst on to the scene in 1997 with there debut album 'Saturday Teenage Kick'.
	www.residentadvisor.net /dj-page.aspx?id=218 (204 words)

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