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The Damned are a punk rock group originally from Croydon, England, a suburb of London, who were formed in 1976. Despite being one of the definitive early punk bands they were also one of the most ambitious; with their later albums moving away from the breakneck garage sound of their debut and taking in elements from goth and psychedelia to prog and metal. They are notable for being the first of the British punk bands to release a single, put out an album, and tour the United States. Their debut album, Damned Damned Damned, was released six months before The...

THEY’RE A BIG BAND. Not Count Basie big. More like big heart and big ideas. Big emotion and big gestures. Big-time intensity and, most importantly, a big-ass sound. A big mixture of rock and soul. Big ambition, too. Progression, what with its tendency to offer no guaranteed returns, is rare in today’s world. Rarity makes paying witness to an artistic arc spanning several albums during which a band is allowed to grow into its ambitions a real treat. That’s why the Damn Seagulls, from Helsinki, Finland, make heads turn. After a mission statement of a first album and a prodigious...

Angel of Damnation is a Traditional Doom Metal band from Rhineland-Palatinate / Baden Würrtemberg, Germany. Formed in 2004 by Daniel Cichos on guitar, Hellbastard on drums, and Gerrit Phillip Mutz on vocals. So far they have only relased one EP, one split with Don Juan Matus, and one full length, "Carnal Philsophy," .

Damn Arms were a band from Melbourne, Australia that emerged in mid 2005 out of the ashes of Snap! Crakk!. Named after a comment by cartoon character Fry in Futurama, the indie rock outfit was formed by Yama Indra (Vocals/Synth), Tim Sullivan (Vocals/Bass) and former members Ian Jackson (Guitar 2005-2008) Ben Browning (Guitar) and Simon Parker (Drums). Early in 2009 Tim Sullivan, announced his departure from the band on MySpace. Not long after Tim's departure the remaining and sole member of Damn Arms, Yama, called it quits. Damn Arms was officially put to rest in June 2009. Yama is now...