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There are at least eight artists/bands that have used this name: a British psychedelic rock band, an American psychedelic band, an Australian power-pop/rock trio, a Mexican psychedelic hard rock band, a solo artist, an Italian eurodance trio, an electronic musician and a female Christian/Pop duo. This Kaleidoscope were a British psychedelic rock band consisting of vocalist Peter Daltrey, guitarist Eddie Pumer, bassist Steve Clark and drummer Danny Bridgman. They signed to Fontana in 1967 and released two albums; "Tangerine Dream" in 1967 and "Faintly Blowing" in 1969. After being dropped by Fontana after a lack of chart success, they changed...

There are two artist called Copycat. The first is a Swedish DJ, the second is the name of the Belgian participant for the Eurovision Song Contest 2009. 1)Copycat is a Swedish artist/producer/dj. Stemming originally from the bootleg scene, Copycat is probably most known for his creative mash-ups, blending all sorts of styles in innovative ways. A regular on various yearly best-of lists the past few years, one of Copycat's most famous and popular bootlegs is the notorious "Fade to Pretty Vacant" from a few years back, which seemlessly blends such diverse artists as Sex Pistols, Visage, Nouvelle Vague and The...

There are at least 3 artists under the name of Scope 1)Scope, a progressive rock/jazz fusion outfit from the Netherlands. The progressive rock group Scope was founded in Zwolle, The Netherlands in 1971. The band was founded by Henk Zomer (drums) and Rik Elings (keyboards, flute) who knew each other from high school where they played together in a band called Strange Power. Under this name they recorded two singles in 1971, That's the way/Turn me loose and Tenderfoot/Spring. With the addition of Rens Nieuwland (guitar) and Erik Raayman (bass guitar) they became Scope. In the coming years they play...

With a performance at the 2007 Lollapalooza festival, the release of an EP, appearances on numerous compilations, and live performances with bands such as Athlete, Lymbyc Systym and Au Revoir Simone all tucked safely behind them, Helicopters closed the door on the final chapter of their debut album and quickly got to work on their next major endeavor, "Sizing Up the Distance". Many bands make an intentional effort to move away from a sound or direction of a previous project; a cathartic expunging of the past. “Our first album was very much an attempt to explore a genre that was...