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There is more than one artist named Crows (none to be confused with groups called The Crows): 1) A hardcore punk band from Dublin, Ireland. http://crows.bandcamp.com/ 2) London based CROWS produce a spell binding mix of surf rock shimmer and scuzzy garage-fueled rock and roll. Their debut single will be released as a digital download via Howl Club on May 9th 2011. http://www.facebook.com/londonCROWS 3) Crows is a german power metal band formed in 1981, by Ex-members of Wolf Spider, Scanner, Mekong Delta, Sodom and Angel Dust, they recorded a number of demos throughout the 80's and only one album, the...

Counting Crows is an American rock band originating from Berkeley, California. Formed in 1991, the group gained fame in 1993 following the release of their debut album, titled 'August and Everything After', when track "Mr. Jones" became a big hit. Known for their melancholic yet melodic songwriting, the band started when singer Adam Duritz (previously of The Himalayans and Sordid Humor) teamed up with guitarist David Bryson (local producer and former member of the band Mr. Dog) in San Francisco, California in 1990. Counting Crows originally performed as an acoustic duo, playing gigs in and around the cities of Berkeley...

Paper Crows is made up of 18 year-old Emma Panas and 24 year-old Duncan McDougall. Stand Alight is the debut single released on the label of production and song writing duo Future Cut, the single gained support on Radio 1 from BBC Introducing via Vic Galloway, as well as recent plays on Nick Grimshaw's show. It has also been playlisted on XFM's evening upfront list. A remix from Italian producer Monsieur Adi is picking up blog coverage, with good print reviews for the original from NME and iDJ magazine. An album is due out next year. .

Thorns of the Carrion was a doom metal band from Cincinnati, Ohio, United States, active from 1992 to 2002. They played glacial and sorrowful death doom metal, with lyrical themes about melancholy, love, nature and death- The group reformed briefly in 2005 with members of Cincinnati's Elusive Travel. Other than the re-release of "The Gardens of Dead Winter", all of their material was self-released. .