Planet Trash | fr

Forming for the first Planetshakers Conference in 1997, Australian Christian Worship band, Planetshakers is passionate to see generations worldwide unite together to worship God. Their heart is to see people encounter God, be transformed by his presence and empowered to make a difference in their world. Hailing originally from Adelaide, the Planetshakers Band is now based in Melbourne at Planetshakers City Church, under the leadership of Senior Pastors Russell and Sam Evans. With over 20 internationally acclaimed albums, the band tour annually to the USA, UK, Europe, South Africa, South East Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Since 1997, the band...

Bassist Paul SLACK and drummer Thomas CRAWFORD is the duo PLANETS. They hail from Napa, California and have been consistently making waves in that state's thriving Mathrock scene, constructing an elaborate but raw sound and establishing a solid live reputation wherein the two dress in white body suits and project videos onto the stage. Bassist SLACK handles an entire range of stringed needs in both the very high and low ranges, his bass often closely mimicking an electric guitar. Equally spirited and serious, PLANETS crunch the maze rock of TERA MELOS and HELLA's debut together with the garage dank of...

There are multiple bands called Trash. 1. A Swedish Hard Rock band from the 80's 2. A Taiwanese rock band formed in 2009 2. A steamroller of a band from New Zealand in the fine tradition of song-era Dead C and noisy Velvet Underground. 3. A late sixties, early seventies krautrock outfit. 4. A French heavy metal band from the 80's. 5. A north-american punk band from the 80's. 6. An obscure punk band from Weybridge, UK active during the late 70s. They released 2 singles - "Priorities b/w Look" & "N-n-e-r-v-o-u-s b/w Page 3 (Dumb Blondes)" - on Polydor...

Digable Planets are a jazz hip-hop group from Brooklyn, New York, United States which formed in 1992. The group consists of rappers Ishmael "Butterfly" Butler, Ann "Ladybug" Vieira and Craig "Doodlebug" Irving. They are best known for their 1993 single "Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like Dat)", which was a success on hip-hop, pop and alternative rock radio in the United States. The group broke up in 1995 and reunited in 2005. When hip-hop trio Digable Planets emerged in the early ‘90s, their memorable moniker raised eyebrows. What, exactly, did it mean? The name sprang, they explained, from the notion that...

Planet Earth are a band from London signed to Young and Lost. Although there may also be some metal band by the same name. And they can be found here: http://www.planetearthband.co.uk/ .