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The band formed in 2000 after two of the original members met on the internet and discovered that they attended the same university. At their formation with all their current members in 2003, the band's name was Aqua Times, the correct spelling of their current name. No major releases came from the band during this period. The band renamed themselves to Aqua Timez in 2005. Their first release under this name was a mini-album which charted well on Oricon. In 2006, the group would go on to release their second mini-album with seven songs. Later in the same year, it...

There are at least 6 different bands named Malta: 1.) Malta, a band from Brazil; http://www.maltaoficial.com.br 2.) Malta, a band from Japan; 3.) Malta, a band from California on Zoom Lens; http://soundcloud.com/maltamusic https://zoomlens.bandcamp.com/album/zl-23 4.) Malta, a band from Mexico http://www.malta.mx 5.) Malta (also known as Nova), a Swedish duo consisting Claes af Geijerstam and Göran Fristorp that represented Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 1973. 6) Malta, a band from Russia. .

Saltatio Mortis is a German folk metal band formed in 2000. Their motto is "Those who dance don't die", which represents their music style. .

Chichi Peralta, born July 9, 1966 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic is a percussionist and composer who has been recognized for creating a fusion of jazz, Afro-American, Afro-Cuban, and Latin rhythms. In 1997, Peralta recorded his first album, Pa' Otro La'o, released in Latin America and the U.S., which won him the Lo Nuestro Award. In the year 2000, Chichi Peralta teamed up with César Olarte and René Geraldino, issuing the CD, De Vuelta Al Barrio, which was followed by a worldwide tour. .

Pagan Altar, formed 1976 by Alan and Terry Jones in Brockley, England. Alongside Witchfinder General, they are one of the few NWOBHM bands to play doom metal. Their gigs were characterised by moody, epic and heavy music interpreted with highly visual stage aspect which accented their interest for occult themes. Pagan Altar's only release from that era was independent, self-released, self-titled cassette which was in later years bootlegged. It was finally officially re-released on Oracle Records in 1998 and titled Volume 1. Despite no label interest in the late 70's and early 80's, the timelessness of their music ultimately prevailed...