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o.k. the bibles are a local toronto band that has bin playin round town for some time now...6yrs - 10yrs i'd say...they are in a nut shell fuckin briliant surf-punk, hot rob type of band..some of their trax are very similar to the ever famous Barry Adamson... moody and sultry ... great band to see in person/live but lose nothing recored either
if you haven't listen to them...check'em out

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Hamlet is a alternative metal band from Madrid, Spain. Active since 1987, they are considered one of the biggest bands of nu metal in Spanish. Their sound is characterised by strong riffs layered with melody, coupled with a very melodic voice that is sometimes raw. The English text is a direct internet translation, so it might not read too well. The original spanish text is at the bottom:
The beginning of Hamlet as group goes back to distant the 1987...

Ruth was born in the South East of Spain and when she screamed loudly during the birth, the doctors said she would be a singer. At the age of one, Ruth loved the film Annie and would sing along in English, even though she had no idea what the words meant. Her mother nurtured Ruth's love of music by playing music and dancing with her. Ruth was six when she first heard Monserat Caballet, an opera singer in Spain and she started to sing opera when her mother bought her Monserat's album. Ruth imitated her vocals until she was pitch perfect to the iconic Spanish opera singer.

Rosendo is one of the most important artists in Spanish rock.
After playing with some bands, he founded Ñu with Carlos Molina, but some disagreements between them made him leave the band and join Leño in 1978, who achieved success and created the called "Rock urbano" (Urban rock).
In the top of their career, they decide to dissolve because of the bad relationship of the components.
In 1985 Loco Por Incordiar is released, his first album as Rosendo, with a more classical rock sound.