DARKEST ERA are a Celtic Metal band from Northern Ireland. They formed in 2005 under the name NEMESIS. Originally combining NWOBHM-style Metal with Traditional Irish Folk Music, 2006's self-titled demo was very well received in the underground, winning the band many fans right across Europe and beyond. In 2007 the band changed their name to DARKEST ERA, and with this a darker and more unique sound was found.
Declan O'Rourke is a gold record singer/songwriter from Ballyfermot Dublin, Ireland. At the age of 13, when living in Australia with his family, O'Rourke was given his first guitar by a priest in Kyabram who recognised his potential and love for music; Hence the title of his debut album "Since Kyabram", which was released in October 2004. The album's launch took place over three sold-out nights in Whelan’s of Wexford St, Dublin and was broadcast live on national radio. It entered the official Irish album charts at Number 5 and was the only new Irish entry in the Top 75 album chart that week.
Their are various bands that go by the name, Spiders. 1) Spiders are a band from G
This Club is an Irish band from Dublin and formed a little while ago under the name "Hoarsebox". They wrote music and played loads of shows and traveled to Mississippi to record their debut album with Dennis Herring. In the future, This Club, as they are now known for sexy reasons, will be tremendously successful and ought to bring great joy to many, particularly their mums, for like ages and stuff and junk.
Eternal Helcaraxe is an Irish black metal band, hailing from Co.Cavan. Eternal Helcaraxe was founded in May 2003 by Praetorian and Maulgrim. Between 2003 and Febuary 2004 they began writing "Palest Kingdom", a black metal project based on raw emotions and atmosphere. Musically and lyrically was exactly what they wanted to achieve. After several line-up changes both founding members decided to continue as a two piece until April of 2008 when were they joined by Kozel (Mincing Fury)(CZ) who added a new level of atmosphere and intensity to their sound.
Tim Gates – Guitar, Vocals
Trevor Montgomery – Bass
Rich Douthit – Percussion
Jason Cauge – Guitar JARGON started out as a more or less noise ridden, live hard rock band, better known as, for some reason, alternative, which they don’t think that they really are, but at the time everything not usual was called alternative. In 1998 JARGON released their self-titled debut, “Jargon” (produced by Robinson Eikenberry) on Lobster Records. It wasn’t punk, it wasn’t hard-core or goth but it was moody and it rocked. JARGON, of course, thought their record was mainstream.