Progressive rock

More than one Brazen around as you would expect. 1. A grime MC from London, associated with Roll Deep .
myspace profile 2. A female three-piece Celtic band based in New Zealand.
NZ Brazen website 3. A Swiss progessive pop-rock band
website 4. An English teenage punk-rock band see here 5. A death-grind band based in Matane, Qc., formed in 1995. They released one demo tape, Nightmare, in 1997. The band has split.
website 6. A house-act which recently made a remix of Toto's Africa.

Spooky Tooth was an English progressive rock band from the late 1960s. They faded into obscurity afterwards, facing problems similar to The Band, in that they were more popular among fellow musicians and industry insiders than with the general public, though they still have quite a few devoted fans.
They formed in October 1967, out of a combination of The Ramrods (1960 - late 1963), The V.I.P.'s (late 1963 - April 1967) and Art (April - October 1967). The line-up changed several times, but typically was:

There are four aritsts with this name: 1) Indonesian indie rock band
WEB LINK(S) :
- http://www.vincentvegatheband.net
- http://www.myspace.com/vincentvegatheband
- http://www.youtube.com/vincentvegatheband BIO:
When was the last time you heard an unknown local band with a few demo songs that went straight inside yer head? Never. Yes, we ARE that brilliant! Don't you forget it! LAWLZ... DISCO:
- LA LIGHTS INDIEFEST COMPILATION ALBUM - FFWD RECORDS INDONESIA ( 2006 )
- ALWAYS HARD TO MAKE A CHANGE, JUST LIKE HOW TO STAY THE SAME - VAGUE RECORDS & S.C.A.N.D.A.L (2008))

There are at least three artists with this name. The earliest of these 3 artists to use the name Brave New World recorded a version of then recently Yardbirds' popularised number "Train Kept A Rollin" circa 1967. Regarded as a seminal recording by enthusiasts of raw and energetic 60's garage bands, although it was only a demo, the track has been released on retrospective garage compilations such as the "Northwest Battle Of The Bands".