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There are multiple bands of this name, including the following: 1) Swedish garage rock band2) US hardcore band3) Czech hard rock band(4)Canadian punk rock band 1)When organist Hans Ingemansson relinquished songwriting and lead vocals to guitarist Robert Jelinek in the mid-'80s, picking up a new rhythm section in the bargain, Sweden's premier modern beat-psych combo offhandedly hanged names from the Backdoor Men to the Creeps and made a big splash in the small pond of garage punk devotees with the wickedly soulful and melodic Enjoy.

The King Bains are Jim Harrison & Mike Dolton; a new two-piece rock & blues band from the Midlands. Mike and Jim were playing together previously as the drummer and guitarist for a heavy rock band but now it's time to take centre stage on their own.
Only formed late 2010 The King Bains have already produced a demo after three practices with just four mics, it's raw but too good to keep quiet.

There are several artists named T2. 1) (T.2.) is a 1970s British progressive rock band, best known for their 1970 album It'll All Work Out In Boomland. They were a spin-off from the band Please. 2) A bassline producer from Leeds, charting in summer 2007 with Heartbroken featuring Jodie Aysha. 3) A female pop music duo from Indonesia consisting of T2 (Tika Tiwi AFI), the group has released their debut album titled "OK!" in the middle of 2007 which contains their first single hit Ok!.

The Gravedigger V started as The Shamen by singer Leighton Koizumi, 16, and 15 yr old bassist Chris Gast, and included ace guitarist Ted Friedman, 16, punk-rock drummer, Matt, (last name and whereabouts unknown,) replaced by the spectacular drummer Dave Anderson. Rounding up this line-up of strange beings was enigmatic guitarist John Hanrattie. Informed at gig #1 that The Shamen was taken as a name, (by about a zillion bands worldwide), the group sat at Bob's Big Boy for hours coming up with a replacement name.