“Swallows is an alternative band out of Minnesota that has invoked what people are calling 'rock and roll, ugly and beautiful, profane and spiritual.' This quartet brings a blend of classic blues, a barrage of eclectic instruments, and warm yet gritty Nick Cave vocals.” - David Buchanan, Consequence of Sound Swallows' line-up features the collaborations of Jeff Crandall, Aaron Kerr, Tyson Allison and Frank Spencer.
There are several bands named 'Tabula Rasa': A Math Rock band, a Finnish progressive rock group, a medieval band, a Greek punk band active in the 90's, a reggae band from Poland, an acoustic/folk band from Birmingham, UK and a funk-rock band from Solothurn, Switzerland. The following text deals with the rock group: Tabula Rasa was one of the most influencial progressive rock groups of the 1970's in Finland. Tabula Rasa was formed in Kangasala, Finland, in 1972. The forming members of the group were Heikki Silvennoinen (guitar), Tapio Suominen (bass) and Asko Pakkanen (drums).
There are multiple artists with this name: Apollo was formed in 1969. They released one album, Apollo (1970). Their music was occasionally heavy and the band sounds like Led Zeppelin or Procol Harum, with little bit King Crimson in it. Members have been in other Finnish progressive projects.
2) Apollo Indie Dance / Post Punk band from Ballarat, Australia. They Began mid 2009 when two kids decided to constructively channel their boredom in the form of melodic sound.
Formerly one half of Nude Records act King Louis, Seagull Strange frontman Dan Telling started his current project in the solitary confines of his home studio. After coming to the attention of Oxford based independent label Shifty Disco, a selection of these home recordings were made available in the form of two well received E.P.'s: the first, a download only release at the tail end of 2004, entitled "Think Happy Thoughts", followed by a physical E.P. release, eight months later, entitled "Animals".
Marija "Muska" Babitzin (28th June 1952, Helsinki) is a Finnish singer. She is the daughter of a musical Russian emigrant family, and her brothers are Kirka and Sammy Babitzin. Her biggest hits include songs "Kirjoita postikorttiin" (1971) and "Krokotiili rock" (1973).