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The Beatles were an iconic rock group from Liverpool, England. They are frequently cited as the most commercially successful and critically acclaimed band in modern history, with innovative music, a cultural impact that helped define the 1960s and an enormous influence on music that is still felt today. Currently, The Beatles are one of the two musical acts to sell more than 1 billion records, with only Elvis Presley having been able to achieve the same feat.
After conquering Europe, with successful tours to Germany and Sweden, the Beatles led the mid-1960s musical 'British Invasion' into the United States. Although...
Ukulele Clan Band is a band from Colmenar Viejo (Madrid) that plays American folk, bluegrass, blues...
Members:
Dani Red
Wey Cienfuegos
Cesarov
Robert Washboard
Jesus
Alex Moustache .
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Formed In: January 2011 - Present
Hometown Location: Moscow, Russia
Genre: Djent/Progressive Metal/Math Metal
Band Lineup
Gleb Vishnevsky - Vocals
Alexey Skovoronsky - Guitars
Evgeny Kokorev - Guitars
Sergey Tubin - Bass
Evgeny Voitenko - Drums
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Break me Completely is a djent/progressive/math metal band from Moscow, Russia.
Biography
It started out as two guitar players' experiments playing some prog-metal riffs at home. Eventually it led to some worthwhile songs so the band knows as Break me Completely was formed in 2011. For almost a whole year they struggled to find a singer, a bass player and a...
It seems as if this band entry regards to three bands. First one is a Canadian Band named Complete. They are from Vancouver, BC, Canada and were formed in 1999 as a punk/hardcore band in Vancouver. Today their music can be rather described as emo. They released two albums through Spawner Records. Their music can be heard at http://www.myspace.com/complete
The Canadian Complete consists of:
- Sean Conry: Drums,
- Jon Goodridge: Lead Guitar,
- Justin Denbok: Lead Vocals,
- Kyle Richardson: Bass (Backing Vocals),
- Dan Nilsson: Lead Guitar
The second band, this entry might relate to is a danish...