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There are four bands which share this name: #1 Hawaii- Speed Metal Hawaii formed in 1982 by guitarist Marty Friedman that came to life as Vixen (not to be confused with the 80's female band of the same name) in 1981 hailing from Honolulu, Hawaii. Hawaii was one of the two notable bands from Honolulu, Hawaii (the other being Sacred Rite). After Hawaii split up Marty formed band Cacophony with exellent Jason Becker. Hawaii was one of two notable bands to originate from the Aloha State (the other being Sacred Rite), and is one of several bands featuring guitarist extraordinaire...

YUTA (G/Vo ) TORU (B/Cho) HATANO (Dr) Japanese melodic-hc punk band, influenced by Hi-Standard. .

Kilima Hawaiians is a Dutch band, which got started by Bill Buysman in 1934 as "Kilima Hawaiian Trio". In 1936 he was joined by his wife Mary Buysman. They had their first recordings in 1941, which made them already quite successful in a very short time. In 1942 bass player Wim van Herpen joined the trio and the band changed name to "The Kilima Hawaiians". Under this new setting they had their greatest moments of success, during the late 1940s and 1950s. They got back into the picture in the late 1960s when they were exclusively signed by CBS/Artone. In...

Half Hawaii is the production partnership of Mario Uwe Radecki (Sammy Dee) and Steven Ford (Bruno Pronsato). So far the duo has seen releases on Perlon and Hello? Repeat. With an Album planned for the near future. Their sound is heavily reduced but very groovy; with latin percussive elements. .

The Hawaiian Pups were a rare, not widely known about New Wave/ Electronic group from the 1980's which formed in the New York Metropolitan Area. The group is currently working on a new album. However, there is no known date as to when it will be released. Portrait Records signed The Hawaiian Pups and released: Split Second Precision (LP) 12" EP, and it first came out in 1983. Known Tracks: "Infinite Roads" "Spook Opera" "Young Boys" "Baby Judy" "Trash". .