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LOCOMOTIVE BREATH was formed by former OVEDRIVE-guitarist Janne Stark in 1995. The band was completed with bass-player Ulf Kronsell (BLUE TOWN, E-TYPE, SOLID FLOW), drummer Mats Brandström (T FOR TROUBLE) and singer Herman Saming (A.C.T). "Train Of Events" was released on German BlueStone in 1997 and in Japan on Avex the year after (featuring one bonus track). In 1999 Mats relocated and was replaced by Peter Svensson (FAITH, MERCY), with whom the band recorded a cover of EUROPEs "Scream Of Anger" and CAPTAIN BEYONDs "I Can´t Feel Nothing" for two tribute albums. Pete was just a temporary replacement and his...

Locomotives was a norwegian rockband established in 1991. The band was started by the guitarists Kåre Vestrheim and Georg Buljo and their first EP-release came in 1994. Their first hit was the song Mind, which later on came on the album Spin from 1997. Because of their debut-album Spin, they were awarded the Spellemannsprisen the same year, in the category "Newcomer of the year". The album Albert came out in 1999, and was soon set on a tour trough the US. In 2000 the album Whats Your Good Luck was supposed to be released in the US, but it was...

Locomotive fue creado en 1965 en la ciudad inglesa de Birmingham. A lo largo de su trayectoria sufrió diferentes e importantes cambios de formación y de sonido. Su única placa We are everything you see fue lanzada en 1969. Esta obra es toda una delicia proto progresiva, ya que presenta elementos psicodélicos como progresivos. En el álbum se podrá degustar el prominente empleo de instrumentos de viento como también la influencia del jazz en las melodías lisérgicas. En 1970 con nuevos miembros como el guitarrista y vocalista John Caswell y el teclista y guitarrista Keith Millar, el grupo dejó de...

Precursors of Portuguese Industrial/Electronic Metal, Bizarra Locomotiva (translated: Bizarre Locomotive) occupy today a comfortable place in their country's musical panorama. Their story starts in 1993, when Armando Teixeira (vocals and machines) and Rui Sidónio (vocals) form a band in order to enter the Modern Music Contest of Lisbon, an important national event that had already succeeded in making other bands well known. That would also be the case of Bizarra Locomotiva, who by winning the contest had a chance to participate in the appraised French festival Printemps de Bourges, in which they returned in 1994. Miguel Fonseca (guitars, ex-Thormentor, ex-Braindead,...

Locomotiv GT (often abbreviated LGT) is a Hungarian rock band formed in 1971. It is one of the most influential bands in the history of Hungarian rock music. The band was formed in Budapest on April 6, 1971. The founders were already well-known musicians – Gábor Presser (songwriter, keyboardist, singer) had been member of the famous band Omega, just like the drummer József Laux. Károly Frenreisz bass guitarist was formerly a member of the band Metro, while the solo guitarist Tamás Bartha came from the band Hungária. Laux's wife, lyrics writer Anna Adamis was the "unofficial fifth member" of the...