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Creation is the name of at least six different acts: 1. Creation (not to be confused with the english psychedelic rock band called The Creation) is a japanese 70's band formerly known as Blues Creation. While Blues Creation's style was heavy and deeply rooted in hard rock, under the name Creation they chose to go in more melodic and less agressive direction. Later they turned into a fusion/jazz act. 2. Creation was also the name of an early 90s dance act whose most famous hit was 'Give It Up'. The track was popular on pirate radio stations of the time,...

Ancient Rites is a Belgian black metal (old) / folk metal (recent) band formed in 1988. Initially, the line- up consisted of guitar players Johan and Phillip, drummer Stefan, and Gunther Theys on bass and vocals. In 1990 the Dark Ritual demo was released in the underground scene, getting worldwide attention just as black metal was gaining importance in the metal scene. Soon after the release of this demo Phillip died in a car crash and not long after, Stefan committed suicide. However painful this episode was to the band, they decided to continue and Stefan's position was taken by...

There are multiple artists known as 'Act of Creation'. 1) A 60's psychedelic/pop band from Plymouth, Rhode Island. The correct name of this band is 'The Act of Creation'. In 1967 they released one single on Capitol Records, called 'I've Just Seen You'. The song 'Yesterday Noontime' appeared on the B-Side of this single. The band consisted of Marc and Eric Sampson. 2) A German death metal band formed in 2007 by Carsten Schluch. According to their MySpace-page, they are influenced by Testament, Kataklysm and Dark Tranquillity. They have announced that they will release their debut album in 2010, called...

www.reverbnation.com/ancientcreation www.facebook.com/ancientcreation www.heavenandhellrecords.com www.melissarecords.com Ancient Creation is heavy metal in its purest form, with no concern for being modern or trendy. The only goals are to push the limits of their ability and create great progressive old school power metal. Guitarist Peter Nisenkier decided to form a band that would combine elements of power metal, complex song arrangements, aggressive drums, powerful vocals. First to come aboard was bassist Andy Critz, a former band mate of Pete’s from the band Sativa. The next few months were spent on song writing and then it was time to find a drummer. After trying...