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Polaris fue el único proyecto musical que unió a mediados de los 90s a miembros de la banda de indie rock de Connecticut Miracle Legion. Mark Mulcahy, Spot "Scott" Boutier, y Dave McCaffrey realizaron la música para la serie de televisión emitida por Nickelodeon "Las aventuras de Pete & Pete" bajo el nombre de Polaris porque el cuarto integrante de Miracle Legion no estaba disponible en ese momento. Los invitados ocasionales incluyen a Joyce Raskin, Dennis Kelly, y Buell Thomas.
Polaris realizó muchas de las canciones aparecidas en la serie, incluido el tema principal, "Hey Sandy", y sus miembros tomaron...
Lumina Polaris is a christian rock/metal band from Oulu, Finland. They were originally formed in the spring of 2000. Their sound is similar (as well as their hometown) to Sentenced except that they sing in Finnish and from a different point of view on life/death. The group won the Finnish "gospel championship" competition during 2005.
Their first actual release was Veren merkki -single in 2003 which was sold out quite quickly and received positive feedback. After two years the first full length was ready, epicly titled Imperiumi. The album brought the band new listeners and was also liked by the...
Ensemble Polaris was founded in the spring of 1997 to explore the music of the north: Scandinavia, the Baltic countries, Scotland, and Canada. Comprised of Canadian musicians from a unique array of traditions and backgrounds, the band treats traditional tunes from Sweden, Iceland, Norway, Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, Scotland and Canada in innovative, categorization-defying ways, by blending various techniques of improvisation and arrangement. Over the past few years the band has also been creating completely original repertoire, sometimes using northern musical forms as their inspiration and point of departure. Their unique style has won them wide-ranging admiration from music lovers of...
Polaris Flagship was born in Pontiac, Michigan, on November 23, 1988 and got into music around the age of 11. Polaris Flagship taught himself how to play piano, then joined the school band at 13, taking up the flute for a few years. At 16 he got a guitar and played with FL Studios a few times.
Several years passed and he stopped music all together. Being a heavy gamer, he was always fascinated with the soundtracks in these digital worlds, so he decided to once again make music. It was a slow process. He studied different styles of music...
