Tabu | ja

There are several bands called Tabu. 1) Tabu is a Polish reggae band (www.myspace.com/tabubandpl) they're started in 2003 in small village now they are popular They take part in festivals, concerts and they won many prizes try their music :) 2) Tabu is a Lithuanian pop band formed by Dainius, Darius, Matas, Vidas and Rimas. 3) Tabu is a Korean rock bank (타부), most well-known for their song "Wolsik", which was used in the fourth episode of the popular animated Korean series "There She Is!!". Please correct your artist tags to 타부. (4) Tabu is a slovenian rock band (www.t-a-b-u.com)...

There are several bands named 'Tabula Rasa': a Finnish progressive rock group, a math rock band, a medieval band, a Greek punk band which was active in the 90's, a reggae band from Poland, an acoustic/folk band from Birmingham, UK, a funk-rock band from Solothurn, Switzerland, alt. rock/modern rock band from Adelaide, Australia and czech punk band with political lyrics. The following text deals with the progressive rock group: Tabula Rasa was one of the most influencial progressive rock groups of the 1970's in Finland. Tabula Rasa was formed in Kangasala, Finland, in 1972. The forming members of the group...

Uldis Stabulnieks (1945- 2012) was a Latvian jazz pianist and popular music composer. Starting out in the underground Soviet jazz scene as a member of various bands, including a collaboration with trumpeter Gunārs Rozenbergs, Stabulnieks eventually went on to become one of the most prolific Latvian composers of popular music. Despite his songs becoming standard repertoire for various Latvian pop singers and writing scores for a number of Latvian movies, Stabulnieks continued to perform his own material as a respected solo artist right until his death in 2012. .

Tam Quam Tabula Rasa is a legendary post-industrial group from Rapallo, Italy. They play mysterious, monotonic, ritualistic drone and industrial music, that could be truly classified as "archaic drone" or "archaic noise". Tam Quam Tabula Rasa was mainly active in the cassette underground culture of the late 1980s / early '90s. Members of the group also founded a side-project called Ultima Rota Carri. .

"Antabus started summer 1996 in Tidaholm. The setting then was: Micke - song & guitar, Krille - bass, Masken - drums. Micke and Masken had then played together earlier in a band called Ebenholtz. With this setting did we only one recording, namely "Promo 96" that we sent around to miscellaneous magazines and comp tapes. That´s about all we did before spring 1997 when Magnus who then played with End Of Silence jumped in on bass instead of Krille. And it was now that it began to work out properly. With this line up change became the music much more...