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Jänö - voc Asa - gtr Jurg - gtr Aleksi - bass R - drs .

finally" Five friends make music. Since 7 years. Formed after a crash of 3 different bands in 1999) The band is formed by different characters and styles. The two "guitarerro" play the guitar from funk and soul up to undefined deep space sound and the necessary
brick of rock. The bassman, with his huge knowledge of music all around the world, plays the line like the needle on a record. The drummachine is the youngest and freshest, he's tide flair to groove was born in his fingers. To mix it up and make it taste delicious is definitely the sound...

Pushed to try harder by a scene filled with talent, Detroit rapper Finale began his career trading rhymes with the likes of Guilty Simpson and One Be Lo. After trading tapes and eventually meeting local legend J Dilla, Finale quit his day job as an automotive engineer and devoted his time to writing, rapping, and promoting. An appearance on B.R. Gunna's 2004 effort, Dirty District, Vol. 2, led to work with respected locals Invincible and Dabrye, including an appearance on the latter's 2006 Ghostly release, Two/Three. The year 2007 saw him collaborate with producer Spier 1200 for Develop, an album...

Final Stand is a project of members of the german band "Nordfront". http://www.finalstand.de.cx/ Final stand is also a hardcore band from the zwolle area (netherlands) www.myspace.com/finalstandhcp Final Stand is also a hardcore band from Vero Beach, FL. http://www.myspace.com/finalstandmusic .

For the New Jersey based rock band The Finals, 2006 proved to be a pivotal year. With the release of their first full length album "Plan Your Getaway" on Immortal Records, the band was in full swing, extensively touring the U.S. in support until singer/bassist Matt Reilly faced a life changing decision. After a few months on the road, Reilly decided to leave the band. Left without a singer, the remaining members (Jason Sazer - Guitar/Vocals, Lou Bottone - Guitar, Joshua Sazer - Drums, Christian Kisala - Keyboards) were unsure of their future. Lou Bottone states, "I was relieved and...