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1.) BRAHMAN is a Japanese alternative punk band with four members; Kohki-Guitar, Makoto-Bass, Ronzi-Drums and Toshi-Low-Vocals. As their sanskrit name suggests, they bring asian influences to the Western punk genre. They ventured to the US in 2005, following the success in Japan of their album A Forlorn Hope. 2.) Progressive, slightly pop, band from 1971. Released one album. .

Somewhere in 2001 F.U.B.A.R. started as a grindcore / mincecore band called I scream: Protest. We only played two gigs. After some line up and musical chances we recorded our first demo under the name of F.U.B.A.R. It saw the light of day in the beginning of 2002. Whit a demo in hands we started to play as much and fast as possible. Soon after we started to write new songs for a split with American grinders, Catheter. It was released somewhere in 2003. After a lot of show and some small tours with Ohlo de Gato and then Matka...

Rahman Asadollahi is an Azerbaijani garmon player. In 1995 he won the first prize at the "All European Accordion and Harmonica Championship" in Switzerland - 650 players participated there. At the first annual "San Francisco World Music Festival" in 2000 Asadollahi was a featured master artist. .

M.A.R.S. was a short lived American traditional/power metal band from Los Angeles, California. It consisted of Rob Rock, Tony MacAlpine, Rudy Sarzo and Tommy Aldridge. The name of the group being made up of the initial of each musician's last name. They released only one album called Project : Driver in 1986. This Sarzo-Aldridge project was originally called Driver and had a different lineup, not to be confused with the other Driver of the late 80's, also featuring Rob Rock. .