1. French stoner/ hard rock/ hardcore band Denizen formed in south of France between Montpellier and Sète in 2003. After a first demo / EP and a first album, 'Far From Common Strategy' (2006) issued on the label Prototype Records, the group participates in a split tribute to Black Sabbath with the bands Illtemper and Stuntman. Denizen then appears on a compilation produced in collaboration by Prototype Records and the Temple of Noise fanzine which found among other Tantrum, Basement, Marvin or Year Of No Light. A second album, 'Snatches Into Uproar' was released in 2009, still on Prototype Records. Denizen begins to move towards a more rock groove with Sludge and Stoner influences. https://root.theworkpc.com/music/preview?img=http://denizen.bandcamp.com/ 2. Mexico based project of experimental electronic music Project created in summer 2002, experimenting through audible environments the relationships between the person and his environment. During the next two years So simple keep on growing, carrying on with meetings and freelancing, improving methods and giving shape to the soon coming sound. At the beginning of 2005, So simple produces and brings out its first album entitled Alba 1 that has been the starting point for a new sound search. (From: https://root.theworkpc.com/music/preview?img=http://discoskonfort.com/artists/denizen/) Project Members: Daniel Quintero, Alejandro Villalobos 3. Korean based expatriate indie, alternative, americana band. Denizen are: Michael McFarlane: Vocals, Guitars Lazaro Rodriguez: Drums Devon Hammer: Bass Tim Haagenson: Lead Guitar Greg Henny: Additional Drums A group of wayward expatriates meets in an obscure corner of the globe with a population of 2.5 million. They've got money, they've got time to blow. Their first album was 'Horus Chorus' released 10th April 2012 https://root.theworkpc.com/music/preview?img=http://denizenband.bandcamp.com/ 4. Alias of M.E.S.H.. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.