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There are now 4 artists sharing the name Civilian; 1) Formed in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, in early 2008, Civilian is the musical project masterminded by Daniel Debarry and Fábio França, two friends who wanted to share their artistic visions and living experiences. Civilian’s debut EP consists in four conceptual songs, most of them instrumental with occasional vocals, based on an experimental concept and rooted in a post-metal aesthetic. 2) Civilian is a down- tempo electronica group made up of one young man from pittsburgh, PA. 3) It was also the original name for Audioslave. 4) Lo-fi Power Electronics on True...

There are four bands named Civil War: 1) A swedish power metal band formed by ex-Sabaton members Daniel Mÿhr, Daniel Mullback, Oskar Montelius and Rikard Sundén in early 2012. The band brought out their first, self-titled EP later the same year, featuring four original songs, as well as a metal cover version of the Nelly Furtado song 'Say it right'. 2) An aggressive hardcore band from Sydney, Australia, featuring ex-members of Persist and influenced by New York hardcore, crossover and 80s thrash. 3) A now defunct ska/punk/hardcore band from the Netherlands. 4) An underground hip-hop project by Infinity Gauntlet. .

The Civil Wars were an American musical duo composed of singer-songwriters Joy Williams and John Paul White. After releasing a live-performance album and a four-song EP, their full-length album Barton Hollow was released in 2011. The band won the Grammy Award for Best Country Duo/Group Performance and Best Folk Album in 2012. Williams and White met in 2008, during a song-writing session or "writing camp" at a music studio in Nashville, Tennessee. According to Williams, the idea for the band's name came as she "was driving around town looking at all the Civil War monuments." Their first recording was of...

The Twilighters - Nothing Can Bring Me Down. This Waco, Texas group only released this one single. Directly on the border of psych/punk and later sixties heavy rock, the Twilighters had definitely heard and been influenced by Cream/Hendrix, but manages to keep their roots in the garage sound. It's one of those 60s punk rock/psych tracks that fully justifies the rest of the genre. This song is 2:18 of churning wah-wah, flailing motion with ugly drug paranoia; "Well my mind is so messed up, nothing can bring me down, Nothing is strong enough, to save me now...". The B side...