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HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR was a Japanese rock group signed to Sony Music Entertainment Japan from 2003 to 2008, when they switched labels to Spice Records on January 1, 2009 until their disbandment on August 11, 2010. HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR have often been referred to as the "sister band" of popular Japanese band Orange Range. This is because both come from the Okinawa area of Japan and both bands were discovered at the same music festival. The band started with members MEG and SASSY, who were continuously performing in a Metallica cover band. They soon sought to make music...

Almighty is a hiphop supergroup of Babygrande Records. Their debut album Original S.I.N. (Strength in Numbers) was released on July 22nd 2008 with Babygrande Records. Almighty, the Wu-Tang affiliated supergroup consists of Killah Priest, Bronze Nazareth, C-Rayz Walz, Son One, M-Eighty, 5-Star and more, offer their debut collaborative effort: "Original S.I.N. (Strength in Numbers)." Boasting a supergroup collective rivaling any crew of independent MCs and beatmakers, Almighty is prepared to change the face of the independent hip-hop landscape. Also featuring artists such as Canibus, Keith Murray, Planet Asia, Holocaust, Hussein Fatal (Tupac's The Outlawz), Almighty's "Original S.I.N." is an attempt...

Mighty Clouds is a new project that finds Fred Thomas re-teaming with Betty Marie Barnes, a singer who provided vocals for Saturday Looks Good To Me's Every Night and Fill Up the Room. .

In 1993 Morten Henriksen (ex-Cosmic Dropouts, now fronting the splendid powerpop quartet The Yum Yums) organized several gigs in Norway for the Devil Dogs whose singer/bass player Steve Baise got to know his later Norwegian wife at one of the shows. Since Steve was now quite frequently coming back to Norway Morten had the idea of creating a Devil Dogs cover band with buddies Thomas Seltzer and Knut Schreiner featuring Steve Baise himself on the vocals. Each time Steve returned to Norway a couple of gigs were performed followed by various recording sessions that included covers by Bobby Fuller, Joan...

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