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There are 10 known artists with the name Tempest: 1) Tempest is a Canadian black metal/crust band from Vancouver, who formed during the fall of 2007. 2) a Celtic folk-rock group based in California; 3) a Finnish demoscener named Janne Suni who was plagiarized by Timbaland; 4) an unsigned German Death/Thrash Metal Band from Nuremburg; 5) an electronic project of Elijah Colburn, an unsigned artist from Greer, SC. 6) a rapper from Bronx, New York City 7) a British progressive rock band active between 1972 and 1974, founded by ex-Colosseum rhythm section John Hiseman and Mark Clarke.They released two albums....

There is more than one band with the name Budapest 01. BUDAPEST - a five-piece band, formed in Rodez, France, and currently active with their debut album release 'Alcaline'. 02. Budapest were formed in Leamington Spa in 1999 by John Garrison (vocals, guitar) and Chris Pemberton (keyboards), along with Adrian Kelley (bass), Mark Walworth (guitar) and Paul Possart (drums). They released their first album 'Too Blind To Hear' in the UK in 2002. After the recordings of the first album, Walworth committed suicide, he was later replaced by Matt Parker. The band went back to the studio to record their...

Peste Noire is a black metal band from La Chaise Dieu, France, formed by La sale Famine de Valfunde in 2000 with the help of Neige (Alcest) on drums. According to its leader, the band plays "Gothic, Fantastique, grotesque, archaeofuturist black metal". In 2011, Famine created his own label and studio, La mesnie Herlequin, in order to have complete control over the production, recording and distribution of Peste Noire's music.The band is sometimes referred to as P.N. or K.P.N (« Kommando Peste Noire ») Peste Noire was created by La sale Famine de Valfunde (i.e. "The filthy Famine of Valfunde")...

The Deepest Blue formed in Pomona, a town about halfway between Los Angeles and San Bernadino further inland. Members were Earl Shackelford on vocals, Russell Johnson on lead guitar and vocals, Ken Zabel organ, Rick Edwards rhythm guitar, Bruce Lavoie bass, and Russ 'Soupy' Morrow on drums. The band was actually known as the Doves, they only changed their name when releasing their 45, because they thought it sounded more commercial. They played teen clubs in the area like the Oasis and Discoteen, and a couple shows on the Hollywood strip with the Leaves and the Seeds. Their repertoire was...