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The Karelia were a Scottish band formed by current Franz Ferdinand frontman Alex Kapranos, known at the time as Alex Huntley, in 1996. The Karelia formed from the ashes of rock/jazz band The Blisters, with Huntley, Alan Wylie, and Glen Thomson of the earlier band joined by Greek drummer Tassos Bobos. Their sound has been described as "prog/techno rock with Iggy-voxed overtones", and "jazzy film-noir lo-fi." The band's only album, Divorce At High Noon, was released in 1997 on Roadrunner Records to little acclaim. Produced by Bid of The Monochrome Set,[1] it was an off the wall mix of rock...

Sakareller is a Turkish band. The band was formed in 2003 at Boğaziçi University, Istanbul, Turkey. Since 2004, they have worked on their own songs and pieces at their studio in Tünel, Beyoğlu, and have been performing publicly since 2006. *Official site (in Turkish) .

Karel Zich was not only a singer but an accomplished guitarist who mastered many styles. In the 1960s he studied music at the Prague conservatory and later he studied social science and aesthetics at Charles University. In 1977, Karel Zich won a young singers festival Bratislavska lyra with the song "Mas chut majoranky", or "The Taste of Marjoram" which became one of his best known tunes. During his 40-year music career, Karel Zich sold about one million records. .