RAC

5 bands go by the name of Blackout; one Polish "big-beat" group (created by Tadeusz Nalepa in 1965, changed the name for Breakout in 1967), a RAC band from Wales, one hardcore punk band from New Zealand, one from Chile, one from Seattle, and one from the Midwest.
The following refers to the latter: Blackout is an explosive force in the Midwest music scene. This five piece, all-original, hard rock group was founded in 2002 by nationally acclaimed drummer Rick Lorek.

No Tolerance is a Straight Edge Hardcore band from Boston, Massachusetts . Justin DeTore of Mind Eraser is credited on their recordings for doing drums and vocals. The band released a demo which was initially put out on Austin, TX label 540 Records, which is part of bigger Painkiller records. The band's demo was also released on Edge Day Records. They're most recent release, an EP entitled "No Remorse, No Tolerance," was released in late 2011 on Youngblood Records.

There are four artists called "Squadron". The first is a power metal from the United States of America. Formed in 1981, Squadron released two albums entitled "First Mission" and "Fatal Strike." Now split-up, the band consisted of Steve Crandall (lead vocals), Brian Cassidy (guitars), Brent Sullivan (bass), and Jim McKenna (drums). The second one is a nationalist band from the UK who started as a streetpunk/oi band but soon altered to a heavy/thrash metal band. Arguably, themost popular songs are "Stand Proud," "Master Breed," and "I Can See The Fire".

There are several artists named Michael, among them: a 60s rock band, an African singer, a rapper, what seems to be a Nazi band, and lastly, an emo band from Athens, Georgia that were featured on the ninth installment on the prominent series of compilations called The Emo Diaries, by Deep Elm Records.