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Daat is the name of more than one artist: 1) Russian black metal 2) Drum n bass 1) Daat was formed in 2015 in Sankt Petersburg, Russia. 2) DAAT is Jason Hockman & Joe Thibodeau. Brooding synthesizers and meticulously sourced samples combine seamlessly in the sonic territory created by DAAT. The duo explores the minimal, post-autonomic Drum & Bass aesthetic in the 85/170 BPM range, resulting in music that is as emotionally charged as it is rhythmically dense. Core themes in their productions are the interaction with virtual technologies and cyberspace, and the ramifications of alternate dimensions. .

Dååth (a.k.a. Daath, or often stylized as DÅÅTH) and formerly known as Dirtnap (or Dirt Nap), is a metal band hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, United States. Their music incorporates styles such as thrash metal, groove metal, melodic death metal, industrial metal and elements of progressive metal. Dååth was started by Eyal Levi (guitar), Michael Kameron (vocals, keyboard) and Sean Farberin in 2003, who had been playing in bands since they were in high-school. The three friends attended the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston, but eventually left school to concentrate full-time on their musical endeavours. Dååth (pronounced /ˈdɑːθ/) is...

Anne Soldaat (1965) is a Dutch guitarist, singer and songwriter. His career started around 1990 in the band Daryll-Ann, in which singer Jelle Paulusma and Soldaat wrote the music and lyrics. Having released six studio albums and one live-album, Daryll-Ann split up in 2004. In 2005 Soldaat contributed songs to The Cat-A-Day Tales project: a book (story: Aletta Schreuders, drawings: Herwolt van Doornen), accompanied by a 'soundtrack CD'. Soldaat re-emerged in 2007 with the self-titled album of a new band, Do The Undo (also spelled as Do-The-Undo). April 2009 saw the release of In Another Life, Anne Soldaat's first album...

* CULT OF DAATH background info: Cult of Daath was formed in October of 1999 by C. Immortum (guitars, bass and vox) and W.Obscurum (drums and vox). They joined forces to create pure Black Metal described as "cruel barbaric black metal in the most raw and sick vein" not like most commercialized and trendy bands that blanket the scene today. With influences ranging from old-school bands like Beherit, Sodom, Old Mayhem, Old Bathory, Bestial Warlust, Celtic Frost, and Venom. "Black Metal should be painful to listen to, it should not be pleasant to the ear, but a grim and violent...