One Eleven Heavy
Singer-songwriter James Jackson Toth (better known by his nom de plume, Wooden Wand) and guitarist Nick Mitchell-Maiato (better known as the founder of UK psychedelic rock band Desmadrados Soldados De...
One eskimO
One eskimO was ‘born’ in 2004 and is the brain child of Kristian Leontiou. At the time Kristian was at the end of promoting his debut album: Some Day Soon (Polydor) which sold over 200,000 copies. Hi...
Rock Indie Ambient British Chill
One Eye Open
Hard working, hard touring, hard drinking '90s punk-influenced amazing musical mashup band. More punk than Bungle, less metal than Scatterbrain (but not by much), and odder 'n' quirkier than the rest,...
One Eyed Jack
One Eyed Jack was started in 1973 by brothers Martin & Bill Francisco when they were in their mid teens Anthony M. on Bass. and Jeff D. Played guitar with Rick L on vocals. and were called Majestic. A...
One Eyed Jacks
There are, at least, five bands named One Eyed Jacks: 1) A English melodic post-rock / indie rock band (founded 2009). 2) An Illinois rock band (aka The One Eyed Jacks), which released Die Today (acti...
One for Sorrow
(2) One For Sorrow are a Metal band from London, inspired by the likes of Down, Corrosion of Conformity, Black Label Society, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Alice in Chains, Pantera and Crowbar. The ban...
Metal Hard Rock Heavy metal
One For The Road
There is more than one artist with this name:1. An English duo formed in 1995.2. An English metal/metalcore band formed in 2009.1 . An English duo formed in 1995 by singer-songwriter Theresa Rhodes an...
Rock Metal Metalcore Uk
One Machine
One Machine, the brainchild of acclaimed guitarist/songwriter Steve Smyth (Testament, Nevermore, Forbidden, Dragonlord, Vicious Rumors).One Machine is an international metal band with classic and mode...
One Man Boycott
One Man Boycott are a pop-punk/rock four-piece from the south west. For the first year One Man Boycott was the given name of Joe Brewer's solo act. After signing to a US based label and releasing two ...
