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There are six groups with this name: 1) The Four Horsemen were a band that had brief popularity in the late 1980's and early 1990's. They were based out of Hollywood California. Their 1st full-length CD, called "Nobody Said It Was Easy", was produced by legendary producer Rick Rubin. Their fame was fleeting but full of tragedy. Their original drummer Dimwit passed away from a drug overdose on September 27, 1994. Frank C. Starr was killed by a drunk driver while driving his motorcycle down Sunset Strip. Original Members: 1991: Nobody Said it was Easy Frank C. Starr, Dave Lizmi...

In late 1968, David Bowie briefly led a trio called Feathers, which also included his girlfriend Hermione Fatheringale on vocals and guitar, and guitarist John "Hutch" Hutchinson (who had played with Bowie in 1966 as part of the Buzz). More folk-rockish than other Bowie endeavors before or since, they were a multi-media group that, in addition to performing songs by Bowie and Jacques Brel, used tape recordings and mime. Feathers never released any recordings, but Fatheringale and Hutchinson did play on a couple of unreleased Bowie 1968 tracks, "Ching-A-Ling" (which eventually came out on the 1984 early Bowie rarities LP...

Pale Horse and Rider was a short-lived collaboration between Jon DeRosa and Marc Gartman. Their recordings featured a variety of performers in supporting roles, including Alan Sparhawk (Low), Charles Newman (Flare), Paul Oldham (Palace Brothers) and Mike Pride. .

Band created by comedy duo Mark Radcliffe and Marc Riley (Mark & Lard) of BBC Radio fame. Well known for being the most unlucky and ripped-off band in the whole world. During their short musical career, they created true gems but never hit the mainstream. This changed when big name bands (Oasis, Coldplay, Supergrass etc) unashamedly rerecorded some of their songs and changed the lyrics to suit the larger audiences. At least that's what they say. Their two albums (so far) are true comedy moments : their instruments are put through such torture that you have to wince sometimes. The...

Hold Your Horse were a three piece post-hardcore band from Frimley, Camberley and Fleet who took a heavy influence from 90's American Indie and 00's British Post-Hardcore. Their unusual name was taken from the title of a seminal album by 2 piece Californian noise merchants Hella; whom they don't sound anything like. The band released 1 album and several EP's becore calling it a day in April 2014 .