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Legion of Parasites were an anarcho-punk band from the 80's based in Bedford, England. They released a number of records throughout their time. They apparently released their first demo in 1982, but it somehow got lost and was never properly released, and released "Deathwatch" demo in 1983, which were followed up by "undesirable guests" in 1984 before they composed their masterpiece "The prison of life" in 1985. After that they pretty much changed their sound to a more trash metal-like on their last record "Dawn to dust" They also released a live concert from the 100 club, and figured on...

Instigated by personal complications and heartache, MyParasites was conceived into this world in early 2004. Eventually a team of revolving live band members was haphazardly assembled with the eager intent to play live. A few shows throughout the years questioned the importance of this project. It wasnt untill late 2007 that MyParasites was provoked to unleash its true potential. Motivated by confustion, lies, deceit, and heartbreak, there was no other option except to mutate this betrayal into a form of music. MyParasites became a compulsion to force out emotion through music. Combining elements of Industrial, screamo, and aggrotech, MyParasites coined...

Parasites are an American pop-punk band originally formed in 1985 by guitarist and singer Dave Parasite (a.k.a. Nikki Parasite) and bassist Ron Nole, formerly of the locally-known band, The Accelerators, in New Jersey. Dave later relocated to Berkeley, California, forming a new band with local players. The Parasites have had many personnel changes, with the most notable members being drummer Dan Cofer and his brother Scott Cofer, both formerly of the thrash-metal band Pillage Sunday. The band has been releasing records since 1987. After breaking up in 1998 and again 2003, the band released a Best Of compilation in 2006,...

Society's Parasites saw its birth in 1997. Started by brothers Jimmy (drums) and Freddy (vocals/guitar), their intentions were simple; to start a musical project that would let them release their anger and tension through loud vocals and loud instruments. The band underwent changes in 1998 and then again in 2005, finalizing the current line up with Vince on guitar and Andy Effe on bass. Enough with the history, lets get to the fun part... Slipping away from the more melodic/sing along style of Punk rock, Society's Parasites offer a genre that is genuine to their Punk rock roots. The sound...