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Source was the name for a Japanese rock band and a Swedish producer. The only remaining artist using the moniker Source is an Illinois native. 1. Source was a Japanese rock band. Formed in 2000, they were signed to Mob Squad/Victor Entertainment. They disbanded early 2007. 2. The next moniker after <>< for zome artist the wppss 3. Source is a Melodic Death Metal band from Sweden, with Pierre Andersson, Jonathan Blomberg, Niklas Fjärve, Daniel Fjärve, and John Gelotte as members of the band. Discography: Left Alone (2003). 5. SOURCE is a Japanese fusion band consisting of TRUMPET : SHIRO...

Random Hand were a 4 piece punk band from Keighley West Yorkshire. Their sound fused influences from many genres, including ska, reggae, punk, metal, hip hop and dub. The band was typically associated with the punk scene due to its ethics and lyrical content. The main themes represented within the songs were usually of a social and/or political nature, which reflects the environment in which they were written. The band acquired a nationwide UK fan base and are renowned for their energetic live shows. Random Hand formed in late 2002, and consists of Joe Tilston (Bass & Vocals), Robin Leitch...

There are several artists under this name: The Following 1) The original Source Code are Guido Pernet & Robert Mahu. The duo were a part of the early Hardcore/Gabber Rave scene which was hugely popular in Holland. The duo's single 'I'm not a Number' became one of the most popular Hardcore/Gabber tracks of all time, and has since been featured on a hardcore compilations such as "Masters of Hardcore". 2) Source Code is Ryan R (Active Artist). (photo) from St. Louis, MO. See bio at http://www.syntaxsound.com/bios.php 3) Source Code from Belarus. Low quality music based on cheap loops, raw sound...

A german underground hiphop-group from Düsseldorf. Their first longplayer was named Kaffee&Kuchen .

NYC trio Consider the Source defy easy description. If intergalactic beings of pure energy, after initiation into an order of whirling dervishes, built some kind of pan-dimensional booty-shaking engine, powered by psychedelics and abstract math, it'd probably just sound like a CTS tribute band. Drawing from progressive rock, fusion and jazz, with alien sounds soaked in Indian and Middle Eastern styles, CTS blends disparate parts into a striking, utterly original whole. Dubbed “Sci-Fi Middle Eastern Fusion”, the band's music strikes a rare balance between cerebral and emotional, intellectual and primal. A relentless touring schedule has won the band a fervent...