Technical Death Metal

There are three bands using this name: 1) STARSEED Starseed are one of London and South Africa’s best-kept-secrets. This hard-rock quintet has been working steadily in various guises from their inception in Johannesburg, South Africa in the year 2000, to their decision to move to foggy London Town in October 2001, to their current position as a resident and active band in Richmond, Surrey in 2007 after five years abroad. Originally a four-piece band, the band has seen a few lineup shifts but has retained its founding members, brothers Andrew and Russell Spence.

There is more than one artist with the name Juggernaut: 1. Juggernaut was a Texas thrash metal band known for their outragous live shows and off stage antics. Two albums were released, both on Metal Blade records: Baptism Under Fire in 1986 and Trouble Within in 1987. Both are available on reissue by High Vaultage records with generous bonus tracks. Juggernuat disbanded in 1993. 2. Juggernaut is a hardcore/death metal Band from France.
http://www.myspace.com/juggernauthardcore 3. There is also a hardcore band from Vienna, Austria called Juggernaut. http://www.myspace.com/juggernautbust

Sceptic is a Polish death metal band founded in 1994 by Jacek Hiro (ex-Decapitated, Dies Irae, Virgin Snatch). Marcin Urba? (one of the fastest 200 meter sprinters) handled the vocal duties for the first and the third album (Blind Existence, Unbeliever's Script), but is currently a session member due to his sport career. Weronika Zbieg (Totem, Doctrine X) handled the lead vocal duty on the latest album, Internal Complexity. FB: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sceptic/113605028705418
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/scepticpl

Spawned in the armpits of Melbourne, Eye of the Enemy ripped their way into the metal scene in 2006 with the debut release of their Demo. Show after show of unrelenting aggression and energy assured countless live performances with the best that the Melbourne metal scene had to offer. After a year of unleashing hell with a fast growing fan base after the release of the demo, Eye of the Enemy decided it was time to close the doors in late 2007 to write and record new material to unleash on the world.