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Seven bands share the name "Closer": Closer (1): Closer is a Melodic Death Metal band from Hagfors, Värmland in Sweden. They used to go under the name Withered, but decided to get a new, fresh start when their label didn't hold up to the release contract. Before closing a new record deal, Closer was named Swedens best unsigned band by the prestigeous periodical Close-Up Magazine. On October 24th 2008, Closer released their anticipated debut - A Darker Kind of Salvation. The band now resides in Örebro, Sweden. Members: Andreas Melberg - Vocals Tobias Persson - Drums Per Bergquist - Guitar...

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There are at least 2 bands performing under the name Loser: 1) Loser is an American Rock band, formed in late 2004. The band most notably features John 5 of Marilyn Manson fame as the guitarist. The entire band minus John 5 are originally from Texas, United States. The band played their first show in Hollywood, CA. When questioned in an interview regarding the bands sound Lowery replied; "..It is just great rock music. It is kinda like the Foo Fighters, Queens of the Stone Age new-age stuff." Loser was set to release their debut album, "Just Like You", on...

The band originated after Guitarist, Steve Lombardi and Drummer, Nick Lombardi decided to create a new band with a new sound. While jamming one day with their friend Tyler Kilby, they decided to create something completely different. With nick switching over to bass, and Tyler on drums, a strong bottom end for the band would be created. Now in search for a singer, they quickly got in contact with a friend of theirs – Scott French. While jamming with Scott they knew right away he was exactly what they were looking for. All the recordings were originally created and produced...

The British violinist, Daniel Hope, is renowned the world over for his musical versatility and creativity. In January 2007 he signed an exclusive contract with Deutsche Grammophon, with whom he will now record a variety of projects. In 2004 Hope won three major awards for his recording of Berg and Britten Concerti - the Classical Brit Awards in England, and in Germany the Deutsche Schallplattenpreis and the ECHO Klassik Prize. At the 2005 Grammy™ Awards he received two nominations; and in October 2006 he won the ECHO Prize for the third year in succession. The New York Times said of...