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1) Have A Nice Day is a black metal band from Mexico City. The new band name is Brisa, which in Spanish means Breeze. 2) An Australian indie-rock band active in the early to mid 90s 3) A Former Yugoslavian / Slovenian hardcore punk band from late 80's. .

Frankie Chavez is one of the most promising talents of the new Portuguese music; he has been referred to as the latest Blues revelation of southern Europe. His music combines a diverse array of sounds resulting in a Blues/Folk composed by clean sounds and others more raw and psychedelic. Although one can identify many different musical influences (Robert Johnson, Jimi Hendrix, Kelly Joe Phelps, Ry Cooder) it is difficult to find one single word to define his music. This sets him with a unique and distinctive style. .

There are at least five bands named Haven: 1) an English indie rock band formed in Manchester 2) a Finnish band that plays piano and violin-based music 3) An American Christian Power Metal band 4) A Swedish rock band from Borlänge 5) An American alternative rock band from Mansfield, Massachusetts 1) an indie rock band formed in Manchester, England, but originally from Cornwall when they were called Blew. They were discovered by former The Smiths' guitarist Johnny Marr. Their debut album, Between The Senses, was released in February 2002. The band consisted of lead singer/guitar Gary Briggs, lead guitar Nat...

When starting a band at young age, you usually don't waste a thought on where this will possibly lead you. It's all about making music with your best friends and playing some shows. This is exactly how The Haverbrook Disaster got started. However the band's sheer engergy, outstanding live presence and hymn-like hardcore songs soon lead them to a point far beyond all their original expectations. In short: following the appearance of two self-released demos, an endless number of devastating live shows and an constantly growing reputation as the "next big thing", The Haverbrook Disaster signed a deal with Munich-based...

Alan Haven was one top organists during the 60's. He even appeared on the 'Top of the Pops' with only a drummer, Tony Crombie. Alan caused quite a stir by, not only playing playing his own bass on the pedals, but by actually starting his rendition of "It's a Hard Day's Night" with a statement of the tune on the bass pedals. Most organists played Hammond organ but Alan used the Lowery valve organ. Alan still gives the odd concert. He now lives in Spain. (2010) Alan is a great jazzer with his own unique style. He has a tremendous...