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One man raw black metal band from Germany. .

Groovy Aardvark was a Canadian rock band noted for its longevity (19 years) in the Quebec music scene. In 1986, the band Schizophrenic Muff Divers was formed by four high school students from Longueuil, Quebec. A year later the band changed its name to Groovy Aardvark in order to facilitate its plans of becoming a serious rock band. They released three cassette tape demos before releasing their first album, Eater's Digest, in 1994. Although all of the members spoke French natively, most of the songs were in English. This album, along with a two-month tour marked the beginning of their...

Aardvark was a British band active in the 1970s, playing progressive rock, unusual in doing without a guitarist. They gained some fame from the fact that Paul Kossof and Simon Kirke played in the band before leaving to form Free; following the pair's departure, Aardvark became mainly a recording band, though they only released one album, with the lineup: Stan Aldous (bass), Frank Clark (drums), Steve Milliner (keyboards, recorder, vibraphone), and Dave Skillin (vocals). Their material centred on keyboards, most notably a fuzzed-up Hammond organ. .

Luísa Maita, singer and songwriter based in São Paulo, Brazil, is the daughter of Amado Maita, musician and composer who had his only album considered the "holy grail" among collectors in the world, and Myriam Taubkin (cultural producer). She has been listening to jazz and samba music since childhood. In 2010, launched her solo work as a singer, going far beyond samba and MPB, searching for a fresh approach to pop music in Brazil. She spent time with great musicians like Sizão Machado, Moacir Santos, Nana Vasconcelos, Paulinho da Viola, Lenin, William Vergueiro, among many others. Luísa showed her ability...