The Judas Syndrome | ar

Southern California based power violence/stoner rock. For fans of Crossed Out and Eyehategod. Members include Sami Begloo, a modern day sex symbol. New 7 inch "Dictator" on RSR. http://www.myspace.com/judasslays Judas may also refer to a Filipino folk rock band, whose songs include Dukha, Batugan, and Basted. .

Judas Priest are pioneers of the heavy metal genre, and arguably created the "metal" look. Priest were one of the bands that helped spur the heavy metal genre's evolution by discarding most of its blues influence, and created a "metallic" sound which inspired generations of metal bands to come. Judas Priest were one of the first heavy metal bands and are considered one of the most influential bands in the genre, helping the evolution of speed and thrash metal in the 80s. K. K. Downing and bassist Ian Hill had known each other since early childhood, as they lived near...

The Postman Syndrome changed its name two times: first to Day without Dawn and later to Biclops. Members currently perform in East of the Wall. --- The Postman Syndrome was formed in 1996 and have produced a striking album called Terraforming, released in 2002. In describing their sound, others have tossed about names such as The Dillinger Escape Plan, Tool, Candiria, and many more -- while there are shades of each of these in the Postman sound, it's a testament to their diversity that it's really hard to nail down what this band is all about. They don't really fit...

George Shchelbanin - vocals, lead & rhythm guitars Eugene Sibirskiy - lead & rhythm guitars Olga Orekhova - keyboards Nikita Kharitonov - bass Konstantin Kalkatinov - drums Deviant Syndrome is original band from Moscow, Russia. Band’s musical direction is a prominent mix of different genres, giving the band modern and unusual sound that is considered to have epic, melodic and technical death metal influences in it. Every song is a remarkable example of how high-technique melodic death in traditions of Children of Bodom and Kalmah meets speed thrash riffs of Slayer and symphonic black of Dimmu Borgir, as long as...