Atomic Aggressor | en

Atomic Aggressor is a Chilean death thrash metal band formed in 1985 in Santiago, Chile. In 1989 they released their first demo, Bloody Ceremonial. In 1990 they recorded a promo cassette and sent it to various fanzines and labels. They were unsuccessful in getting signed, and after releasing another demo in 1991 titled "Resurrected" they split up. In 2008 the band reformed and recorded a new demo, which was released on Hell's Headbangers with their other two demos. .

Atomic 7 is a Canadian instrumental rock trio formed in 1998, led by its only constant member, former Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet guitarist Brian Connelly. While Shadowy Men occasionally used vocals, Atomic 7's music is completely instrumental. The band doesn't even use vocal microphones on stage. .

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There is more than one artist with this name: 1. Heavy/Power Metal band from Texas 2. Rock band from Florida featuring guitarist Todd Grubbs 3. Thrash/Death Metal band from Iowa 1) Frank Hart - Vocals, Guitar, Cello, Sitar. Kemper Crabb - Elec. Mandolin, Wood flutes, Dulcimer. Trip Wamsley - Bass, Vocal. Johnny Simmons - Drumset, Percuss., Vocals. Ryan Birsinger - Chapman Stick, Vocals. Atomic Opera is firmly rooted in a rock and metal tradition that began with Black Sabbath and was continued by Metallica, but adds lilting, irresistably Beatles-ish melodies and unexpected, towering harmonies evocative of prog rock bands like...