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There are numerous bands named Polaris. 1. An indie rock band from the United States 2. A metalcore band from Australia 3. A punk band from England 4. A rock band from Japan 5. A DJ and producer from France 6. An electronic project from Poland 7. a post-hardcore band from the United Kingdom 8. an indie rock band from Argentina 9. A power metal band from France 10. A techno band from Spain 11. A project of musician Neil Sutherland 12. A thrash metal band from Brazil 1. Polaris was a one-off musical project in the mid-1990s involving members...

1. Formed in 2003 in Sacramento, Ca. a female fronted Metal band. In 2004 the band won accolades from the Sacramento News & Review with a SAMMIE for best Hard Rock/Metal band of the year. Now based out of Las Vegas, NV .bipolar. features drummer Brian Hanks, Guitarist Rob Bauer, Bassist Chris Kmit, and vocalist Charlie. The band has has played countless shows all over the West Coast with thousands of local and national bands such as American Head Charge, Motograter, Asesino, Spineshank, Will Haven, Abominable Iron Sloth, Revolution Smile, Death Valley High and many more. Since 2004 .bipolar. has...

Negrita are an italian rock band formed in the early 90s in Arezzo. They took their name from the Song Hey! Negrita by The Rolling Stones. The band is formed by Paolo "Pau" Bruni (voice and guitar), Enrico "Drigo" Salvi (guitar), Cesare "Mac" Petricich (guitar), Franco "Franky" Li Causi (bass guitar), Roberto "Zama" Zamagni (drums). .

Kirill Pavlyashik comes from Kaliningrad Russia. In early 2009, his works drew the attention of several highly respected labels, among them London's Multi Vitamins. Polar Lights works with lilting percussive textures and economically placed jazz keys. His latest EP, Sidechains Of My Heart, was released on Pro-tez in February 2011. .

Polaroid 1. Polaroid is spanish (or Español) for "Polaroid". The name "Polaroid" originates from two words that described a preceding relationship with one of the associates of Polaroid. This member dated a gentlewoman that had been diagnosed with a "bipolar disorder" (manic-depressive illness). The particular Polaroid associate endured the illness for months feeling like a robot and/or "droid", in a sense. The Polaroid colleague finally took the words bi-polar and incorporated the word droid and subsequently resulted with this concept we call: "Polaroid". We have no affiliations with the camera/electronics company. An interfusion of profound-caliginous-indie/rock mix out of Northeast Florida....