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The name Cascade belongs to several groups, including a Japanese dance band, a British trance duo better known as Transa, a Finnish band, Australian Alternative/Progressive Rock Band (Free EP: http://cascade.bandcamp.com/album/anfractuosity) and an Indonesian band (http://www.myspace.com/spacycascade and on twitter @cascadecascade ). The Japanese Cascade, began in 1993 and disbanded in the summer of 2002. Made up of TAMA (vocals), MAKKO (bass), MASASHI (guitar), and Hiroshi (drums), Cascade released around fourteen singles, nine albums and one 2-disc best of plus five VHS and three DVDs. Since disbandment TAMA has moved on to front FU JI KO, and has also released solo stuff...

There are two groups named The Cascades. One is a vocal group from the United States active in the 60's and the other is a gothic rock band from Germany currently active. 1. The Cascades were an American vocal group best known for their hit single "Rhythm Of The Rain" in 1963. The name The Cascades is supposedly inspired by a nearby box of detergent. The group's membership consolidated as John Gummoe (born in Cleveland, Ohio, 2 August 1938) (lead vocals), Eddy Snyder (guitar), David Szabo (keyboardist), Dave Stevens (bassist), and Dave Wilson (drummer). Their first release, "There’s A Reason",...

1. Cascadeur is a young french musician and singer who hides behind an aviator’s helmet 2. Cascadeur (Germany - Axel Menz of Hekate solo project). .

Founded in 1957, the Cascades is the oldest nationally touring world-class drum and bugle corps in the Pacific Northwest. Members of the Cascades come from throughout Washington, Idaho and Oregon in addition to other western states and Canada. Ten years ago the Cascades rededicated its effort and commitment to excellence, which has resulted in a meteoric rise to the elite of the activity. In 2000 the Seattle Cascades were crowned DCI Division III World Champions and received the Spirit of Disney Award, given to the corps with the most entertaining family-oriented show. The score enabled the corps to compete in...

Deftones did it with "White Pony", Silverchair with "Neon Ballroom". For Radiohead, it was "OK Computer": Sometimes, acts achieve their status as "exceptional artists" only when they dare to leave well-worn paths. Break conventions. Cross borders. Broaden horizons. And thereby transcend their already extraordinary ouvre to a completely new level. AN EARLY CASCADE have recorded a new album. One that breaks conventions, crosses borders, broadens horizons. Titled "Versus", it will divide their fanbase, surprise them, challenge them, overwhelm some. That is a risk the band is willing to take. AN EARLY CASCADE leave not a trace of doubt that this...