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There is more than one band called Furia. 1. Furia is a Polish black metal band from Katowice, comprised of members from Massemord. Their musical releases include two demos: I Spokój (2004) and I Krzyk (2005), four EPs: Płoń (2009), Halny (2010), W melancholii (2014), Guido (2016) fivefull-length albums - Martwa Polska Jesień (2007), Grudzień za Grudniem (2009), Marzannie, Królowej Polski (2012) Nocel (2014), Księżyc milczy luty (2016) as well as one special live album entitled Huta Laura / Katowice / Królewska Huta (2010). The lyrical themes of Furia's work often revolve around misanthropy and death. The band's name literally translates to Fury. 2. Early 70s psych/funk/prog band from Spain, with at least four singles on Belter sublabel BP. 3. Furia is a black/death metal band formed in 1997 in Mâcon, France. They are themed towards philosophy, religion, darkness, symbolism. Furia's albums a take a theatrical approach, the songs are based on dialogues between characters, and all the songs are somewhat related. 4. Furia is an all-female rock band formed in 1995 in Bergen, Norway, who has released two albums and an EP. Signed to EMI Germany. The music is melancholic and dynamic, but quite melodic and optimistic at the same time. Known throughout Norway as a great live band, which has also given them several european support jobs for Lenny Kravitz. In hiatus at the moment (2008). 5. Furia from Finland is a black metal band. Formed in 1995 and split-up 1999. Some mp3's --> https://root.theworkpc.com/music/preview?img=http://www.mikseri.net/artists/furia.50740.php 6. Hard rock band from Madrid that only recorded an EP Lady rock in the year 1987. They participated in the VIII Rock Trophy Villa de Madrid (1985) remaining as finalists with Sangre azul and Esfinge, and were awarded the third put with the themes Look for me and The strong will win. When they released their first single, there was a printing error and they were mistakenly called Animal Fury, so the band continued with the new name until they changed it again in 1987, first to Furia and then to Pleasure. NOTE that bass player Winston appeared as special collaboration on the back cover of their single. Not to be confused with Furia Animal, a Melodic Power Metal band from Alicante. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.