Shadows



There are more than one artist using this name: 1) A black/death metal band from Stockholm, Sweden (featuring members of ex-Dissection and Necrophobic). 2) A Japanese band composed of three voice actresses. 3) A Romanian band composed of three girls. 4) A Finnish band playing hardcore metal. 5) A Bulgarian punk band. 6) A Hungarian industrial metal band. 7) An 80's Scottish rock band. 8) A Japanese All-girl rock band 9) A Drum & Bass project on Omni Records. -------------------------------------------------------------- 1) Swedish metal band formed in 2007 by five musicians who were in previous bands, notably Dissection, Necrophobic, & Runemagick. They play a combination of black and death metal that could be described as similar to the aforementioned groups. Lyrics involve Satanism, death, darkness, & the occult. Their debut album World Destruction was recorded in 2008 and released 2010 by Regain Records. The bassist, drummer and vocalist, A. Friberg, J. Blom, & T. Sidegård, all left the band by 2012 and three new members were added: D. Lantz, J. Antonsson, C. Börjesson. With the fresh lineup, they released Shadows EP in February 2015 on War Anthem records. They are active. 2) Trident is a Japanese band composed of voice actresses Mai Fuchigami, Manami Numakura and Hibiku Yamamura. The band is derived from the anime Arpeggio of Blue Steel -Ars Nova- for which they perform the two ending theme songs: Blue Field (ブルー・フィールド) and Innocent Blue. 7) Trident are a Scottish hard rock band from Kirkintilloch near Glasgow, formed in 1983. Still active, their current line up consist of: Martin McGuire - Vocals Campbell Burns - Guitar Graham Hendry - Drums Gordon Glen - Bass www.reverbnation.com/tridentrockband 8) TRiDENT is an all-girl rock band. They were formerly known as Girls Rock Band Kakumei (ガールズロックバンド革命) until 2020, when they changed to the current name. Members are: ASAKA - Vocals & Guitar (Original Member) SERINA - Bass & Chorus (Original Member) NAGISA - Drums (Joined 2020) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.