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Amazing Grace is Jason Crumer (Aluminum Noise) and David Sullivan (Magwheels). Together they have constructed a darkly serene yet immensely foreboding masterpiece. "Revival Times" showcases a rugged beauty that borders on the romantic. Amazing Grace adds an ambiguously soulful touch to the Desolation House discography. "Revival Times" will surely appeal to anyone interested in dark, guitar-driven atmospheric music. Features (ex)members of Facedowninshit and Last of the Juanitas. Amazing Grace (2) was an early world, psychedelic and proto New Age ensemble from San Francisco. Musically they mixed Indian influences with psychedelia. Male and female vocals, guitar, sitar, violin and tabla. The...

The Amazing is a Swedish indie rock band whose members include Reine Fiske, who plays with Dungen, and Christoffer Gunrup, who played in Granada and with Anna Järvinen. The band is often called a "super group from Sweden", but the band members think this sounds too contrived; "The Amazing is a natural process, a force of nature". Labels notwithstanding, The Amazing are a collective composed of members who have played (or still play) for Dungen, Granada, Sagor & Swing, Anna Järvinen, Life on Earth! and Dreamboy. Their self-titled debut album, The Amazing, is wide-ranging and spans everything from groovy electric...

Ireland's The Amazing Pilots are brothers Phil and Paul Wilkinson. Althouth their first EP was released in the UK in 2001, their US debut Hello My Captor wasn't until this year. The Amazing Pilots are melodic and hum-worthy, and definitely deserve a listen. From the band's bio: When music is truly special, it shakes out old memories and make the worst days feel like stepping stones. You’ll wanna have a little bit of happiness with your sadness and maybe even the other way ‘round. .

Amazing Rhythm Aces From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Amazing Rhythm Aces is an American music group. The band has characterized their music as "American Music" — rock, country, blues, folk, reggae and Latino. They are best known for their 1970s hit "Third Rate Romance". The Aces were first a local band in Knoxville, Tennessee in the late 1960s early 1970s although they went by another name. The band consisted of founding members Russell Smith, Jeff Davis, and Butch McDade. They left Knoxville for greener pastures in the early seventies. The Aces came together in Memphis, Tennessee in 1972, first...

Amazing Blondel was what might be called a renaissance-folk-rock band. The band was formed by three British multi-instrumentalists with an interest in old music and period instruments: John David Gladwin (lute, cittern, double bass, oboe), Terry Wincott (harmonium, pipe organ, cittern, crumhorn, recorders, flute, tabor pipe, ocarina, guitar), and Edward Baird (guitar, percussion, guitern). Generally, the rock elements took a back seat to vocal harmonies and delicate arrangements in a kind of troubador style. Their 1970 debut album, Amazing Blondel (AKA Amazing Blondel and a Few Faces) featured some nods to rock, such as drums on a few tracks, and...