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Black Frames is a collaborative project by Mike Dillon, Earl Harvin, Skerik and Brad Houser from 2002. They played funk jazz in a mad way, and released one album, Solarallergy in 2002, which was accompanied by a national tour. Between the musicians are long-time associations: Dillon and Harvin from Ten Hands and Billy Goat; Skerik, Houser and Dillon from Critters Buggin. Though Dillon and Harvin are primarily percussionists, for Solarallergy all members are credited for percussion. Each musician is also credited for composition. .

Frameshift is a progressive metal project created by Henning Pauly. Its first record, Unweaving the Rainbow, was recorded with Dream Theater's lead singer, James LaBrie. The CD features 15 tracks, which are basically 14 songs, framed by Above the Grass Parts I and II. The underlying idea was to achieve three goals: 1. Produce an album featuring James LaBrie in ways that no one has heard him before; 2. Combine the elements of progressive rock, film scoring and very modern production; 3. Use the work of Richard Dawkins (one of today's most influential neo-Darwinist writers) as a concept that connects...

There are 2 bands with the name 'Frames'. 1. A german post-rock band 2. A Progressive Doom metal band from Great Falls, Montana Since fall of 2007 frames create songs that take the listener on a trip through landscapes of overwhelmingly epic, thrillingly gloomy, and refreshingly clear nature. Songs without words, using only what music is capable of. Elements of Post-Rock, Progressive Rock, Alternative-Rock and Metal melt into a mixture described by german media as "something between Bombast-, Post- and New-Art-Rock". After releasing their debut "124ep" in spring of 2009 via DIY, the relatively young (20-24) band received an unexpected...

Seattle's experimental punk trio the A-Frames feature vocalist/guitarist Erin Sullivan, bassist Min Yee, and drummer Lars Finberg, all of whom have played together in a series of bands — including the Intelligence, the Dipers, and the Un-Natural Helpers — since the late '90s. Originally known as Bend Sinister, they became the A-Frames in 1999 and began recording themselves in early 2000. Not willing to bet on the chances that a label might sign them, the bandmembers formed their own label, Dragnet, that year, and recorded some more tracks in Sacramento, CA, with Scott Soriano. In 2000, Dragnet released the first...