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Chaos UK are a UK hardcore punk band formed in 1979 near Bristol. Consisting of Simon on vocals, Andy on guitar, Kaos on bass, and Potts on drums (although the band has been through many different line-ups over the years with Kaos as the only consistent member). Their lyrics deal with topics such as unemployment, economic recession, drinking, infanticide, distrust of government, the police, and authority in general. After what can be described as the first or classical period, in which the band released two 7inch EP's (1982), contributed to the 'Punk and Disorderly' (1982), 'Riotous Assembly' (1982) and UK/DK...

64chaos is a franco - japanese electro/chiptune duo. .

Bloomington, Indiana via Boston-based group best known for the single "Designer Genes", their contribution to the seminal post-punk compilation Red Snerts: The Sound of Gulcher (Gulcher Records, 1981). Members were Rick Wilkerson (vocals, synthesizer), Lynn Shipley (vocals), Rich Lampear (bass), and Bruce Demaree (drums). Amoebas in Chaos recorded one full length, On the May Day (Hardly Music, 1982), before dissolving in 1983. .

After a decade of playing bone crashing, innovative rock ‘n roll, the verdict is in. Toronto’s Staggered Crossing is an E! True Canadian success story. They’ve toured Canada on seven separate occasions, playing with the likes of Nickleback, The Guess Who, and Midnight Oil. Their fans all agree that Staggered Crossing’s high energy live show is the band’s trademark. Narrowly missing obscurity, Staggered Crossing is back in a big way with the indie release of their third studio album, Burgundy and Blue. The album weights in with the best of what Canada has to offer. “Staggered Crossing has found its...

There are at least 3 different artists sharing this name: 1.) A classic rock band http://www.myspace.com/thecrossing1111 2.) A celtic band who has been crafting music over twenty years to warm up your heart and get your feet moving. With their intricate arrangements of traditional and original Celtic tunes, the Crossing has been received enthusiastically by Celts on both sides of the Atlantic. Instrumentation includes Highland pipes, fiddle, whistle, flute, harp, guitars, bouzouki, cello, and bodhran, just to name a few. Their song lyrics express a concern for the least of God's people and a celebration of the greatness of God...