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There are 3 artists/bands named Theme: 1. An instrumental trio from Poland, France and the UK. 2. A rapper from the UK. 3, Dub techno producer from Berlin. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Theme is a band based in Krakow (Poland), Leicester (U.K.), and Paris (France). It began life when (the recently reactivated) Splintered, the members' previous band, reached a standstill around the end of 1997, following a short European tour partly designed to promote the fifth and what at the time was deemed their last album (an eponymous collaboration with Germany's RLW). The debut album by Theme finally appeared in 2000, titled...

RYTHEM (リズム) was a Japanese pop duet who were under the Sony Music Entertainment label. The talented duo was formed by Niitsui Yui a.k.a Yui (新津由衣), on piano & vocal position and Katou Yukari a.k.a Yuka (加藤有加利), on acoustic guitar & vocal position. Their debut single was Harmonia (ハルモニア), released on May 2003, which song was used as the 2nd ending theme of Naruto, a popular anime in Japan. On October 2010, the duo announced on the streaming site ustream that they would disband in 2011. After their final live at Zepp TOKYO on February 27, 2011, the duo broke...

There is more than one artist with the name Anathema. 1) Anathema is a band from Liverpool, England, UK primarily known as one of the pioneering and leading death doom metal acts, incorporating growling, poetic lyrics and complex arrangements into the traditional doom riffage. Later in their career, beginning with "Eternity", they moved away from this sound into more melodic, atmospheric rock. Anathema formed in 1990 as a doom metal band, initially under the name Pagan Angel. In November of that year, the band recorded their first demo, entitled "An Iliad of Woes". This demo caught the attention of several...

Mathématiques Modernes was a French coldwave duo active in the early 1980s, consisting of Parisian Socialite and It-Girl Edwige Braun-Belmore and synthesizer musician Claude Arto. The duo released two singles and one album called "Les Visiteurs Du Soir". The cover art of their records was created by the legendary Pierre and Gilles. .