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Jim Johnston

A prolific composer that has provided the soundtrack for the WWE (Globe Wrestling Entertainment, Inc.) since 1985, Adam Alan “Jim” Johnston started his entertainment profession creating bumpers and musical cues for MTV and VH1. Upon shifting towards the WWE, Johnston became an extremely vital way to obtain music-related materials, creating …

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Jaafar

Originally hailing from Amman, Jordan, Jaafar is a Miami-based singer/songwriter whose driving, catchy tunes blend European pop/rock with components of Middle Eastern music. The charismatic vocalist shifted to America at age 17, and started attending courses in the College or university of Miami this year 2010. Influenced by singers such …

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Danzig

During his amount of time in the seminal hardcore group the Misfits, vocalist Glenn Danzig shown a desire for outlandish, graphic, often gory imagery; in developing the more weighty metal-oriented music group Samhain, Danzig’s lyrics delved into normal metal subject material, but took the idea of darkness for an extreme. …

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Marco Beltrami

Marco Beltrami can be an American composer most widely known for his stirring orchestral horror, actions, and research fiction film ratings, such as multiple collaborations with movie director/manufacturer Wes Craven. AN EXTENDED Island, NY native, Beltrami went to Brown University as well as the Yale College of Music, ultimately learning …

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Dir en Grey

Dir en Gray have become the very best music group from the post-visual kei period, specifically for the European target audience — in the 2000s these were arguably probably the most successful metallic act without British lyrics since Rammstein (though they never rivaled the recognition from the Germans). The music …

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At the Drive-In

Merging emotional melodies and upbeat rhythms shifting at an unstable rate, In the Drive-In definitely trapped out within their hometown of El Paso, Texas. Created in early 1994, the group debuted immediately after with its 1st EP, Hell Paso, accompanied by a short tour over the Lone Celebrity State. Having …

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Accuser

Germany’s Accuser was formed in the city of Kreuztal and followed in the wake of this country’s first influx of successful velocity metal rings (Kreator, Damage, Sodom, etc.). Quickly progressing from your full-out thrash of their early attempts (1987’s The Conviction and 1988’s Experimental Mistakes) to a far more specialized …

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Accept

Using their brutal, simple riffs and aggressive, fast tempos, Accept were among the top steel bands of the first ’80s, and a significant influence in the development of thrash. Led by the initial vocal stylings of screeching banshee Udo Dirkschneider, the music group forged an immediately recognizable audio and was …

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Acid Drinkers

A hard-hitting Polish thrash steel device in the vein of early Testament, Kreator, Agnostic Entrance, and D.R.We., Acid Drinkers produced in 1986 throughout the abilities of Tomasz “Titus” Pukacki (vocals, bass) and Robert “Litza” Friedrich (electric guitar, vocals). Among the leading lamps in the lively Polish thrash picture, the band …

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Redbone

Redbone was a Los Angeles-based music group led by Local American Pat and Lolly Vegas, both business lead singers who have had previously worked under their own titles, showing up in the 1965 film It’s a Bikini Globe ahead of forming Redbone, an all-Native music group, in the encouragement of …

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