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Kill the Messenger; there are no heroes, there is no message, it's straight forward music. Take it for what it's worth, they do it because they love it. Sometimes doing something new means returning to what's been done before. Initially being inspired by bands such as Black Flag, Bl'ast!, The Stooges, etc... they've followed in their footsteps by emulating their sound and taking it into new directions. Remembering how music affected them when it was heard for the first time, they hope to give some shred of that back. Formed in 1998 by ex-Outspoken members, John Coyle and Dennis Remsing,...

Messenger is a name of at least nine acts: (1) UK progressive rock / folk rock band. (2) German metal band. (3) Noise / drone / doom duo. (4) US Christian country / bluegrass / blues band. (5) New York, US progressive / gothic rock trio, fronted by Jonathon Kustin. (6) Late-90s trance artist (some releases on compilations). (7) Hungarian thrash metal band. (8) Tallinn, Estonia Christian worship band. (9) US Christian hard rock / heavy metal band. (1) A London, UK progressive / folk rock band. A musical troupe from London formed in the spring of 2012 by Khaled...

Seven years after drummer Art Blakey's death, a Jazz Messengers reunion group was formed for a tour and a recording. Led by tenor saxophonist Benny Golson (who acts as the band's musical director), the sextet also includes trumpeter Terence Blanchard, trombonist Curtis Fuller, pianist Geoff Keezer, bassist Peter Washington and drummer Lewis Nash (in Blakey's spot). Together they perform Wayne Shorter's "One By One," and Cedar Walton's "Plexus," and compositions by Blanchard and Fuller, plus a pair (including "Blues March") by Golson. The overall results are very much in the hard bop tradition and full of spirit. .

Behold the Messenger is a metalcore band from Columbia, SC. The current members are Hayden Graham(vocals), Jonathan Warf(guitar), Grant Tyler(guitar), Josh Gilley(bass/vocals) and Preston Alexander(drums). In 2010, they released their debut EP, The Grand Illusion. .