Soen is a progressive metal supergroup consisting of various high-profile extreme metal musicians. Their debut album Cognitive was released on February 15, 2012. On May 28, 2010, the formation of Soen was announced, its lineup consisting of former Opeth drummer Martin Lopez, ex-Death, Testament and Sadus bassist Steve DiGiorgio, Willowtree vocalist Joel Ekel
1) Striker are a speed metal band from Edmonton, Canada, with their first release being the 'Road Warrior' EP. Their debut full length album "Eyes in the Night" was made available on April 10, 2010. It's about time for another Canadian high-octane band to set the world on fire. Standing on the shoulders of Canadian giants like Annihilator, Exciter, Cauldron and the best of European and American Speed Metal, STRIKER certainly are one of the finest newcomers from Canada in the last decade.
There is more than one artist with this name: 1) Indie band Sophia includes The Flower Shop Recordings mainman and former The God Machine singer/guitarist Robin Proper-Sheppard. After the sudden and tragic death of schoolfriend and God Machine bassist Jimmy Fernandez, Proper-Sheppard began searching for a new musical outlet. Together with friends and fellow musicians from other Flower Shop bands Elevate, Ligament and Oil Seed Rape, Proper-Sheppard began working on the music that would become known as Sophia.
There is more than one artist called Maitreya. They are listed below in order of popularity (judged by long term listened tracks and Top Listeners on Last.fm). 1) UK ambient and space music artist Maitreya (aka Simon Lomax) is a producer of electronic ambient space music who, through his unique and involving music expresses a personal global intuition. His work possesses an unparalleled sense of sonic depth and universal scale whilst exhibiting a remarkably lucid grasp of texture.
Colorblind are 1) a Romanian group formed of 3 guys (and occasionally a fourth one) of Roman (NT) . They came up with the idea of the band some 2-3 years ago. Their ages vary from 17 to 19 (btw, i don't know their names :D except for the fourth occasional member, Adrian Tabus, aka Mita). They have not released any album to date, although some recordings have been spread through their friends/relatives. 2) A Swedish reagge act
This epic metal band was formed in the early 90's by the sole two members still making up Ereb Altor. Growing up having Bathory's epic era in our hearts it was inevitable that the music we created somehow was going to be influenced by our house gods. Having Bathory's music as a foundation we created our own branch of this so called "epic viking metal" genre. Lyric-wise the topics differed slightly.
The Wednesday Club (A.J. Miller, Max Broady, John Perry and Jack Rutter) began as a bedroom based recording project in 2004, expanding in 2007 to a full band. Incorporating Influences such as Guided By Voices, Neutral Milk Hotel and The Clean. They make left-field Indie Pop with the emphasis on Hooks. Have only ever written one chorus. Other bands they are involved in include: The Manhattan Love Suicides, Staerimto, Exit Flagger, The Medusa Snare, The Stay At Homes, Wallaby Willington, Art Fuck & Death Shit and The What I Wanted To Do's.
It was January, in the year of grace 2005. Two broken relationships had led two very good friends (Daniel & Joakim) down the path to the strikingly untidy rehearsalstudio. A decision was made.
A decision that may well change these lost souls lives forever. A decision that was based on the numerous nights of toxic discussions between the two. The one topic that was always brought to life these nights, ever so confusing, was love.
Stars in Coma is a swedish indiepop project with one permanent member: André Brorsson. André made his first CDR release back in 2005 with the debut EP “Gizmo Goes To War” (Popkonst Recordings). In 2006 Stars in Coma released two CDR albums (“My Sunshine Years” and “Monotone of the Rain”) and a digital EP called “Velvet Mountains”. In 2007 the independent German film “Superhelden” used a couple of songs from this EP for its soundtrack.
