Kampf+Katze | zh

1. Katze, a Japanese glam rock band from the late 80's. Formed in 1988, the group immediately signed to the major label, Teichiku, under the Baidis subdivision. Sounding similar to the likes of JRock pioneers Boowy, the group found some minor success with the release of their debut album, "Blind", which was released in October of 1988. Although their initial success was lackluster, just a year later, the group became mainstream rock stars, with their second album, 1989's "Stay Free", breaking the Oricon top 30 at number 21. Their success would continue to rise, and the group's third and fourth...

Once considered one of the greatest French punk groups, OberKampf led by Joe Hell, attracted a lot of attention with both their unrestrained performances on stage, in one performance even burning the French flag and their productions such as Couleurs sur Paris which urges young people to stand up against state institutions and La Marseillaise which featured pig screams and the album Plein les couilles . .

Kampfar, formed in 1994, was born from the ashes of the mighty MOCK, in the early times of Norwegian Black Metal. The whole idea is to make music inspired by the nordic nature, folklores and myths. 'Kampfar' translates to Odin/Wodan. After releasing a demo in 1995, their first release was the self-titled EP Kampfar, by Season of Mist in 1996 followed by full length Mellom skogkledde aaser by Malicious Records in 1997. Being a studio band, without spending time on live shows or tours and with no intentions to slow down they released another EP Norse in 1998, and full...