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Divisions Ruin is crust/ d-beat band from Dublin, Ireland. current lineup: Ciarot - vocal Jager - guitar / vocal Archimedes - guitar Sean - bass guitar John Bombs - drums www.myspace.com/divisionsruin .

Chaoticum is an experimental dark ambient band with heavy occult/horror influences. Chaoticum was formed in 2004 by the frontman, "the Reverend", when he was urged by his mentor, "Pater Aequatio", to find an outlet for their occult teachings, known as the "Theory of Nemesis". Utilizing music and tonal impulses, rather than words or sayings, as the courier for their message, the duo composed an album that would affect the personal subconscious, rather than the conscious mind, by attuning the subconscious with the collective unconscious. After the short personal release of "Chaoticum I - So Ahc Lan-Rete", their album was filtered...

UK Death Metal band, formed in 1983 by vocalist / guitarist Andy Barnard, who was a member of Electro Hippies and Metal Duck. Although active for 25 years, the band has only released 3 albums and 1 EP, however they are a highly regarded underground act, and have toured with numerous bands, including Master, Paradise Lost, Benediction and Carcass. .

Chaotic Dischord were a punk rock band from Bristol, England, formed by members of Vice Squad and their road crew in 1981. The band also recorded a one-off EP under the name Sex Aids. The band's line-up was Ampex (Igor, bass), Evo Stix (Shane Baldwin of Vice Squad, drums), Ransid (aka Bambi, vocals), and Pox (Dave Bateman of Vice Squad, guitars). They formed originally to expose via parody the pointlessness of many of the generic 'crusty' second-wave punk bands that had been signed to Riot City Records, but ironically became one of the label's best-selling acts. After an argument with...

Apocalyptic Visions is a Black/Death metal band from Atlanta, Georgia. The band's lyrical themes center around the apocalypse, hatred, and the destruction of mankind. In keeping with this theme, the band members take the names of the Four Apocalyptic Horsemen: War, Plague, Famine, and Pestilence, and their live shows incorporate imagery and effects to express their lyrical themes. Stylistically, their music is closely rooted in early death metal and thrash, with an occasional touch of black metal. Their first album, Doomsday Device (2006), was self-released. The band is a staunchly independent entity, refusing to sign to any label. They are...