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The name Seppuku covers several acts, including the Australian industrial music pioneers SPK, a fast crust/grind band from Croatia, a unique post-deathmetal band from Kalamazoo Michigan, featuring members from Harvyst and a Swedish 80's synth pop band. 1. SEPPUKU is a crust/grind band from Zagreb, Croatia featuring members of Krlja, Maljutka, Hesperian Death Horse and many others http://www.facebook.com/pages/Seppuku/243082395777082 http://seppukucrust.bandcamp.com/ 2. Seppuku (Sweden): Spring, 1984, and as the snow melts in the northern country of Sweden, Seppuku is formed by friends Rasmus, Ronny and Fredric. Out of the frustration of teenage boredom the trio starts to experiment with music, which is...

Pukelization hails from Japan. The band plays, so-called death metal, but in their own way. Pukelization stands for "civilization of puke". The band has been there since 2000. Released 4 demos so far. Played in almost any areas in Japan and toured Indonesia 4 times. New album "Storm of Resurrection" (Obliteration Records) is now available. .

Indie pop in Finnish. "Guitars in the front line and a symphony orchestra in the closet." NEW ALBUM "KOORDINAATIT" OUT MARCH 2009 Previously two albums: Grönlanti ("Greenland", 2000) and Kadonnut manner ("The Lost Continent", 2004). www.myspace.com/pukspace www.puk.fi .

Puke was a punk band from Skåne, Sweden, active in the early 80's. .

Volapük is the latest avant-garde band of the French drummer Guigou Chenevier. The core of the band is: * Guigou Chenevier - Drums, Marimba, Voices, Clavier, Sanza * Guillaume Saurel - Flute, Engineer, Violoncello, Mixing * Michel Mandel - Clarinet, Clarinet (Bass), Taragat The band takes inspiration from a large number of Eurasian ethnic traditions, from Spain to the Balkans to Mongolia, blending them all together in an amazing mix of rhythm, musicality and humor. Unlike other avant-garde bands that make heavy use of various noises, Volapük's music is highly harmonious, always retaining a folkish warmth and accessibility. Volapük is...