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| Atrox is an avant-garde metal | band from Trondheim, Norway. |
| DumDum Boys is a Norwegian rock | band from Trondheim. |
| Bloodthorn is a Norwegian death metal | band from Trondheim. |
| Sambaa K'e Dene | Band - Trout Lake |
| Northview High School | Band at Troy University. |
| Geneva High School | Band at Troy University. |
| The | band was trying to be the fastest band in the world. |
| La Lionetta is an acoustic | band of Turin (Piemont). |
| Duman ( | band), a Turkish Rock band |
| Peppers Lonely Hearts Club | Band (shown twice throughout the broadcast) |
| Each | band contributes two original songs, plus one cover |
| The | band released two albums. |
| He was with the | band for two decades (1969-1990). |
| The Graeme Edge | Band released two albums in the 1970s. |
| The | band released two studio albums before disbanding in |
| All alternative rock | band Berri Txarrak members come from Lekunberri. |
| on the Italsat 3000 bus and includes one EHF/Ka | band, three UHF-band and five active SHF-band transp |
| For the Canadian folk rock | band, see Uisce Beatha (band). |
| Koopa ( | band), a UK band |
| Loose Change was a hardcore punk | band from Ukiah, California. |
| Schwichtenberg's replacement in the | band was Uli Kusch. |
| Die Happy is a German alternative metal | band from Ulm. |
| For the | band, see Ultramarine (band). |
| The | band became Uncle Slam. |
| In America the | band remained underrated and overlooked. |
| In 1999 the | band also underwent personnel changes. |
| Steel's current status in the | band is unknown. |
| The | band is unofficially broken up. |
| Sustaining several personnel changes, the | band performed until 1990. |
| 2011: This Time Next Year ( | band) - Untitled 2nd full length |
| This | band broke up in 2004. |
| The | band broke up in January 1986. |
| The | band broke up in 1992. |
| Nevertheless the | band split up again after the release. |
| The | band split up soon afterwards. |
| Band broke up in summer 1979 but reformed in 1982 | |
| The | band split up in 2009. |
| The | band split up in 2004. |
| The | band split up in late 1984. |
| The | band broke up again in 1989. |
| the | band split up right after the release.. |
| The | band broke up later that year. |
| The | band split up in 1996. |
| The | band broke up shortly after. |
| The | band broke up a month later. |
| The | band split up shortly thereafter. |
| The | band split up in 2007. |
| The | band split up after Olter's death in 2002. |
| The | band split up shortly afterwards. |
| The | band broke up in 2002. |
| The | band broke up in 2000. |
| After five full-lengths the | band split up in 2001. |
| The | band split up in 1998. |
| The | band split up in April 2009 |
| The | band split up in 2001. |
| The | band broke up soon after the Ozzfest tour. |
| The | band split up in 1984. |
| The newly formed | band broke up in 1999. |
| The | band split up in December 2006. |
| The | band broke up in early 2003, after touring Europe. |
| The | band split up in May 2011. |
| The | band broke up in 1996. |
| "Bittersweet", a 2004 song by the | band Falling Up |
| The | band broke up in 1990 due to internal conflicts. |
| The | band broke up in 1950. |
| The | band broke up shortly after its release. |
| The | band split up in 1991. |
| The | band broke up in late 2009. |
| The | band split up in 1999. |
| However, the | band broke up again in 2009. |
| The | band broke up in 1967 after little commercial succes |
| The | band broke up that same year. |
| The | band split up in 1983. |
| He leads The Duke's Men, a | band made up of Duke Ellington band alumni. |
| The new | band split up shortly afterward. |
| Wildcat | Band Fire Up! (1994) |
| Soon after that, the | band broke up. |
| After the release of the compilation, the | band split up. |
| In 1982 the | band broke up. |
| After the release of Jubilee, the | band broke up. |
| This ended up in the | band breaking up. |
| The story is unfolded as the | band grows up. |
| After the album release, the | band broke up. |
| After Camoufleur the | band split up. |
| Shortly after recording a demo, however, the | band split up. |
| After that album, the | band broke up. |
| We are the Storm ( | band), an Uppsala, Sweden based indie rock band. |
| This article is about the | band Kronstadt Uprising. |
| It also featured his backing | band the Upsetters. |
| For the | band, see Us3. |
| This article is about death metal | band from USA. |
| Mordred is a thrash metal/funk metal | band from USA. |
| They were the first rock | band to use the name. |
| Dead | band is usually expressed in percent of span. |
| GEM is a | band from Utrecht, The Netherlands. |
| Future plans for the | band remain vague as well. |
| In 2010 she toured with French | band Nouvelle Vague. |
| Headwater is a | band from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. |
| The Two Doves Friendship | Band - various instruments on "Tsvey Tabelakh" |
| The | band allocation vary regionally. |
| For the American indie pop | band, see Velvet Crush. |
| Calle Ciega was a reggaeton boy | band from Venezuela. |
| Ruby Joe was a Christian | band from Ventura, California. |
| Information about this | band is very scarce. |
| Furthermore he played with the | band The Very Things. |
| The | band has very close ties with the City of Washington |
| ne monochrome transmissions were on channel 12, | Band III VHF. |
| Five Peace | Band live, Vienna, 2008. |
| Petsch Moser is an indie rock | band from Vienna, Austria. |
| Spitfire is a metalcore | band from Virginia Beach, Virginia. |
| Everything is a pop/rock | band from Virginia. |
| Alex | Band: Lead vocals (Re-recorded version) |
| 2009 Gaither Vocal | Band: Reunion Vol. 1 |
| Code is an album by British electronic | band Cabaret Voltaire. |
| Bd., | Band means volume |
| The | band was voted Westword Magazine's best local Hip Ho |
| Captain Beefheart & His Magic | Band: "Diddy Wah Diddy" |
| Campbell River Indian | Band (We Wai Kum Nation) |
| Cape Mudge Indian | Band (We Wai Kai Nation) |
| And the | Band Played Waltzing Matilda (Eric Bogle) |
| Smile is an EP by Swedish | band The Wannadies. |
| Tom Parker - vocalist from rising boy | band The Wanted |
| For the American rock | band, see War Tapes. |
| Edward | Band, Capital Ward |
| Autumn Records, the | band's previous label, had sold the band to Warner B |
| Riverside is a progressive rock | band from Warsaw, Poland. |
| The | band Beltaine was formed in 2002 in Katowice. |
| The next tour the | band landed was with the band The Strokes. |
| 1916: First | band director was D.W. Scholosser. |
| In 1969, the new | band hall was constructed. |
| The previous time the | Band won was in 1992. |
| The | band arrangement was by Percy Fletcher. |
| The | band Heatmiser was named for the character. |
| His first | band AXE was a heavy metal band performing in Ankara |
| The | band genre was power and thrash metal. |
| By that time the | band name was changed to Vaakevandring. |
| Anodyne ( | Band) Anodyne was a US hardcore band existing from 1 |
| The boy | band group was dismissed later then. |
| The other | band member was Tommy Clark. |
| Organisation was an experimental Krautrock | band, that was the immediate predecessor of the band |
| The average age of the | band members was 14! |
| Smack was a Finnish | band, which was active 1982-1990. |
| Wooly Mammoth is a stoner metal | band from Washington, D.C. |
| Hoover was an American post-hardcore | band from Washington, DC. |
| The Chartbusters were an American rock | band from Washington, D.C.. |
| Stereogum named them a | Band To Watch October 22, 2009. |
| Bocce is an Electronic Rock | band from Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. |
| Gorman also has a | band called Wavewalkers. |
| The | band parted ways with Atlantic in 1998. |
| 80s glam metal | band Poison wearing stonewashed drainpipe jeans |
| Ms. John Soda is an indietronic | band from Weilheim, Germany. |
| Dennis Herrera Blues | Band: "Blues Well Done!" (JulDen) |
| In the early days, the | band wasn't well organized. |
| This period of Cher with her | band, isn't well known. |
| The commercial helped make the | band more well-known. |
| Vaetta Stewart wanted to join the | band as well. |
| Terry Allen has collaborated with the | band as well. |
| There is a second | band as well. |
| Competition to see the | band at Wembley |
| The | band eventually went on to become the post-hardcore |
| The | band then went on to create five albums. |
| The | band members were all originally from Medford, Orego |
| The | band members were James O'Neill and Jimmy Kemp. |
| Band members were e.g. | |
| Fellow | band members were recruited and Project X was formed |
| The core | band members were later joined by drummer Atte Palok |
| The | band members were 18 when they recorded this album. |
| The | band members were secretly revealed via a promotiona |
| 3D is a studio album by the | band Go West. |
| A turning point for the | band came when they re-located to Atlanta where John |
| For the | band, see White Spirit. |
| The | band features White Lion vocalist Mike Tramp. |
| For the | band, see Whitechapel (band). |
| Pongetti performed in the | band Those Who Dig. |
| Lala Hulse joined the | band The Whoreshoes. |
| His first | band was Wilbur de Paris and his Cottonpickers. |
| Masquerade is an album by German | band Running Wild. |
| The recently built gym and | band room will remain. |
| The | band's motto, which distinguishes it from many stude |
| Inkwell is an indie rock | band from Winter Park, Florida. |
| Kendall currently fronts the Vancouver-based | band Babies with Rabies. |
| His first | band was with his father. |
| The | band toured with Metric in late 2005. |
| After two independent releases, the | band signed with Polydor. |
| In 2001 the | band toured with Anarchus in Mexico. |
| The | band worked with producer Adam Kasper. |
| In October 2007, the | band split with Elcock leaving. |
| The | band experimented with other singers before Colla. |
| In May 2009, the | band signed with Unique Leader Records. |
| The | band stayed with their current record label. |
| The | band plays with controlled fury at fast tempos. |
| The I | band intersects with the X band and K band of the ol |
| The | band signed with Universal Records in 2007. |
| In 2002, the | band signed with Delirious? |
| In mid-2003, the | band signed with Island Records. |
| David Crowder | Band (Active, with sixstepsrecords) |
| He founded the hard rock | band Fuel with long-time friend and band member Jeff |
| Band Interviews with Derri Daugherty, Hindalong and | |
| The Ku | band is within the J band. |
| The | band members, without Kerac, formed the band High Ri |
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