Ides of Gemini are Black Math Horseman's Sera Timms (vocals/bass), veteran music and film journalist J. Bennett (guitar/backing vocals) and Kelly Johnston (drums/backing vocals). In 2010, Timms and Bennett recorded and self-released a four-song EP, The Disruption Writ. Later Johnston joined the band, and in 2012 they released their full-length debut, Constantinople.
Angel Eyes can refer to one of three bands: A. Angel Eyes is a five-piece sludge / post-metal band from Chicago, IL formed in the year 2003. Releases:
demo ('03)
cd -Something To Do With Death ('05)
cd -...and for a roof a sky full of stars('07)
split LP with A Fine Boat, That Coffin! ('08)
cd/lp Midwestern ('10) Members: brendan - guitar / vocal
Todd - guitar / vocal
Nader - bass guitar / samples
Ryan - drums www.vanfuckingcleef.com
www.myspace.com/angeleyes
There is more than one Damascus on last.fm. 1. Damascus is an ambient instrumental metal band from New Jersey. Their debut album "Salutations, Distant Satellite!" was released in May 2011. A second ep, "Of Whom I Always Think", was independently released by the band on October 1st. A third, drone-based release entitled "prière d'espoir", was released on 7th November, 2012. 2. Damascus was a classic NWOBHM band based in Merseyside. They released the rare 'Open Your Eyes' 12" EP and a demo in 1984.
Two artists share this name: 1.) The wilds of Colorado brought forth the three men of Matterhorn. Daniel Harvey, Jeremy Grobsmith and Aaron Retka have played together for a decade, first in the tech-violence quartet the Great Redneck Hope, whose two full-lengths remain required listening for the genre. Now, as Matterhorn, they've condensed into a thundering instrumental three-piece, relying on low-grade musical telepathy and a collective half-century of experience.