Tenko | zh

Tenko (天鼓) is best known in Japan as co-founder of the five-women band Mizutama Shobodan (Polka-Dot Fire Brigade). They made two LP's The Virgin Prayers - Da! Da! Da! (1981) and Sky full of Red Petals (1985), both on Tenko's own Kinniku Bijo label. Parallel to this work was The Honeymoons, an improvising voice duo. Their album Laughing Myth was released in 1982. Their two shows, presented at the International Women's Music Festival in Montreal in '88 were among the highlights of that event. In 1984 Tenko appeared in the New York music scene as a solist. She toured (Victoriaville,...

SS Totenkopf (later just "Totenkopf") was a Swedish RAC band 1993-1998. Totenkopf was formed in 1993 in Stenungsund, Sweden and debuted in 1995 on the collection album Nordland III with the songs "Order Kommer", "Misär" and "Demokratins Fånge". In 1996 the band released their first album "SS Totenkopf" and the same year contributed to the collection album White Pride World Wide III with the songs "Can't Be Beaten" and "My Child". In 1998 they released a follow-up album "Our Symbol Is Death" (originally supposed to be an album by the band Odium) having changed their band name to just Totenkopf....

There are at least 4 bands named Totenkopf: 1) Totenkopf (originally SS Totenkopf) was a Swedish R.A.C band during the 1990's. Totenkopf was formed in 1993 in Stenungsund and debuted in 1995 on the collection album Nordland III with the songs "Order Kommer", "Misär" and "Demokratins Fånge". In 1996 the band released their first album "SS Totenkopf" and the same year contributed to the collection album White Pride World Wide III with the songs "Can't Be Beaten" and "My Child". In 1998 the follow-up album "Our Symbol Is Death" (originally supposed to be an album by the band Odium) was...