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for korean one to separate use tag: 줄라이 1) July was a psychedelic rock group based in the U.K. They issued a self titled album in 1968 whose original issue is now a highly sought after rarity. It was reissued with bonus tracks in 2008. A compilation of home demos, "The Second of July", was issued in 1998. Tracks like "My Clown", "Dandelion Seeds", "Jolly Mary", and "You Missed It All" are considered some of the better psychedelic songs of the era. They have reformed and are releasing a new album. 2) July is a four piece pop-punk band from...

Dan Forrestal – guitar, mandolin, piano, vocals Rhys Kealley – guitar, piano, melodica, vocals Michael Miller – lead vocal, acoustic guitar, piano Mick Parker – drums Jesse Delaney – bass Fourth Floor Collapse’s album Books with Broken Spines was in the official top 25 in the Australian Music Prize 2006. They have finished recording their new album, Victoria, due for release on 13 October 2008. Originally from Perth, Fourth Floor Collapse shifted across the country to Melbourne in 2005 to give them opportunity to play their music to more people, more often. Like the band, their music is evocative, emotional...

According to discogs.com, The Fourth Man is a collaboration between David Collings, also of Numb fame, and Gabriel Abney. The style can be loosely classified as industrial, EBM or dark electro. .

Band from Czech republic playing hardcore/nu-metal/crossover. Band was founded in 1994 and it is still active nowadays. Current lineup: Filip Flusser - vocal Marek Singer - guitar Karel Bureš - guitar Miloš Fajt - drums Tomáš Sečkář - bass Discography: Sonido Triste (2007) Analogy (2005) Tváří v tvář (2002) Bad Times (2000) .

David Julyan is a British musician and film score composer. He composed the scores to the Christopher Nolan films Following, Memento, Insomnia and The Prestige, a collaboration that began with the short film Larceny. Recently he scored the horror movie The Descent. Julyan has also been invited to sit on film music discussion panels at various film festivals, including the BMI Music & Film Panel at the 2004 & 2006 Sundance Film Festivals and the 2002 Flanders International Film Festival Ghent panel on "How To Get Started In Film Music". An interview with him has been included in the book...