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There are multiple artists named Ouroboros: 1) A black metal band from Canada. 2) A brutal death metal band from France. 3) An esoteric dark ambient act from Italy. 4) A death metal band from Australia. 5) A doom metal band from Pittsburgh, PA, United States. 6) A visual kei band from Japan (see ＯＵＲＯＢＯＲＯＳ) 7) A five-piece band from St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Raw, energetic sound of horns and percussion. Detailed biographies: 1) Ouroboros Is a black metal band from Edmonton, Canada. They released a handful of demos, an EP and a split before releasing their full...

The Filipino primarily guitar-driven rock band is composed of: Jazz Nicolas (Drums and lead vocals), Jugs Jugueta (Guitar and lead vocals), Chino Singson (Lead Guitar/Backing vocals), and Kelvin Yu (Bass/Backing vocals). Itchyworms is known as a humorous Filipino rock band. Their single "Beer", off their sophomore album "Noontime Show", proved to be a hit among local radio stations. Some of their other hits are "Akin Ka Na Lang" and "Kabataang Pinoy", the theme song of Pinoy Big Brother: Teen Edition. They recently won in the Best World/Alternative Music category of the 19th Awit Awards for the song, "Akin Ka Na...

Glasgow band, Lugworm initially began life in 1992 as a duo of Graham Gavin (Ganger) and Richie Dempsey (Stretchheads/DeSalvo). The original intention was to emulate the sounds of rhythm-heavy bands similar to Ruins, The Ex and No Means No. To expand their line-up with vocals, the bass and drum duo were swiftly joined by Jane McKeown (Lungleg/Peter Parker). This line-up dissolved almost as quickly as it had begun (never having left the rehearsal room). Undeterred, Gavin and McKeown expanded on the original line-up idea and recruited Andy McFarlane (Jerry Krishna/The Hormonauts) on drums and Dep Downie (Monorail Music) on guitar....

Four Fat guys and a skinny drummer based in richmond that make some intricate hardcore music. .

There are multiple artists known as "Wormhole" ... 1. Formed in Ringsend, Dublin in 1991, the initial line-up was twin brothers Anto and Dave Carroll (bass and drums respectively) and Graham Blackmore (guitar). The music of Wormhole is difficult to categorise. Royal Trux and Pavement were cited as key influences during interviews but Wormhole doesn’t really sound like either of these groups. Reportedly a young Stuart Braithwaite (later of the band Mogwai) was an ardent fan. First album “Chicks Dig Scars” (recorded in seven days) was issued by local indie Dead Elvis in 1994. The group later signed with Roadrunner...