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There are more than one artist using this name: 1) A Japanese band composed of three voice actresses. 2) A black/death metal band from Stockholm, Sweden (featuring members of ex-Dissection and Necrophobic). 3) A Romanian band composed of three girls. 4) A Finnish band playing hardcore metal. 5) A Bulgarian punk band. 6) A Hungarian industrial metal band. -------------------------------------------------------------- 1) Trident is a Japanese band composed of voice actresses Mai Fuchigami, Manami Numakura and Hibiku Yamamura. The band is derived from the anime "Arpeggio of Blue Steel -Ars Nova-" for which they perform the two ending theme songs: "Blue Field...

There are multiple artists with this name: 1. Strident is an epic power metal band from Cape Town, South Africa. Strident was wrought from Hell-forged steel in 2008. They first unleashed their sonic fury on the 30th of May of that year at the Klein Libertas Theater, in support of the mighty Kobus!. Frustrated by the lack of epic, melodic metal in South Africa, guitarists Deon van Heerden and George van der Riet decided to take it upon themselves to form the band they had always wanted to see: old-school, headbanging, sword-thrusting, guitar-solo-drenched epic melodic power metal. Enlisting the help...

Fang VonWrathenstein (Lead Vocals) was born when a volcano containing metal and steel erupted at the beginning of time. His one and only mission: create the most metal band in the world. He searched across the land for many centuries, until during his travels in Greece, he heard the sound of sweep picking emanating from a cave. After fighting off the man-eating bats with his bare hands, he came upon the one known only as the Socrates of Shred (Lead Guitar). Socrates imparted his sage advice upon Fang, and the next stop was the top of the tallest mountain in...

The Tridents formed in early 60s London and even before Jeff Beck joined, they were known for playing some of the more authentic-sounding R&B and blues on their local club circuit. The Tridents never issued any official recordings, but they were one of the top R&B/blues outfits working in area around Chiswick during the early 1960s, and managed to achieve a kind of posthumous immortality as the band that Jeff Beck belonged to prior to his joining the Yardbirds. he group was comprised of two brothers, John Lucas on rhythm guitar and vocals, and Paul Lucas on bass and vocals,...