Sacred Warrior | en

A japanese rock band from the late '80 and '90. They are still alive with their Single "Too Bad" from 2005. .

The Sacred Sailors was formed in 2001, when two friends and music enthusiasts decided to start a band. Together with two other friends from the neighbourhood, the foursome started to rehearse in a basement near Partille, outside Gothenburg, Sweden. After a year or so the foursome became a quintet. This led to the band increasing their sound and starting to find a musical platform that combined the five different personalities with their mutual good taste for music. It might sound like a rock´n´roll cliché, and it just might be one! But there’s nothing common about the sound of The Sacred...

The Jazz Warriors were an all-black London-based group of jazz musicians that made their debut in 1986. According to musician/writer John Chilton, "...[the Jazz Warriors] proved to be the launching pad for the stellar talents of a number of important jazz musicians." The group remained together until 1994, though many of the original members had since left to start their own careers. Former member Gary Crosby has said of the Jazz Warriors: There were all these different writers, but everything ended up sounding with the same energy. I've never felt anything like that energy — raucous, raw ...It wasn't the...

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Unsacred Hearts are a rock band from New York City. They have ties to a number of bands of which they were previously members, most notably Cold Memory, of which drummer Travis Harrison and guitarist Dave Siegel were active members. While the Hearts' singer and frontman, Joe Willie, was the primary lyricist for Cold Memory, it wasn't until the formation of Unsacred Hearts that he began to perform. In 2005, Andy Ross (also known for his solo project, Secret Dakota Ring), bassist and founding member of the Unsacred Hearts, moved to California where he eventually joined OK Go as a...