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The band Hangar was formed in November 1997 with the initial aim of playing covers of some of the bands all the members liked. At the time, Hangar was composed by Michael Polchowicz (vocals), Cristiano Wortmann (guitar), Felipe Trein ( bass) and Aquiles Priester (drums). After the recording of their first album, Last Time (released in 1999), Nando Mello replaced Felipe Trein as bass player. At the end of that year, the band suffered a new alteration with the departure of guitar player Cristiano Wortmann, due to musical differences. In his place, after various tests with guitar players of Porto...

Recordings by A Hawk and a Hacksaw (duo featuring former Neutral Milk Hotel drummer Jeremy Barnes and violinist Heather Trost) and The Hun Hangár Ensemble, combining Hungarian, Serbian, Romanian and Klezmer melodies with original compositions. The Hun Hangár Ensemble is led by multi-instrumentalist Béla Ágostone playing Hungarian bagpipes, clarinet, alto saxophone, taragoto, and viola, with Zsolt Kürtösi playing bass and accordion, Ferenc Kovács playing trumpet & violin and Balázs Unger playing the cymbalom. .

There are 2 artists with this name 1. American hip-hop band 2. Indie-rock band from Central Jersey 1. Hangar 18 was an American hip hop group signed to Definitive Jux. Consisting of rappers Alaska, Windnbreeze, and produced by DJ paWL, Hangar 18 created a more lighthearted approach to rap than some of their Def Jux label mates. In February of 2009 the group disbanded. Alaska went on to form a new group with producer Kojo title 'Alaska and Kojo are The Crack Epidemic' but are currently unsigned. 2. Based in Central Jersey but with a sound reminiscent of the shores...