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There are at least 9 bands named Osiris: 1) A band from the rhythm game Band Yarouze! featuring seiyuu Masanori Kobayashi as the lead vocalist. 2) A progressive thrash band with some technical flair, with early Watchtower and Queensrÿche influences noted on occasion. The band faded away after the one album. 3) A good-time rock 'n' roll band out of Salt Lake City, UT. 4) Danish Protest Rock band from the hippie era, who wrote the anthem for the Christiania Freestate within Copenhagen. 5) An old band from Columbus, Ohio 6) A Dutch hardcore artist named Osiris a.k.a. Maurice Daniluk....

Irishman Mr. Irish Bastard, or that f@@@ing bastard, as he is fondly known to friend and foe alike, writes drink-drenched songs that capture the spirit of the country and the raw energy of his punk roots. It's rough, it's dirty and it's straight from the heart. The boys and girl have released "St. Mary's School of Drinking" and "The Bastard Brotherhood" in February 2008. The band is now going to hit the road, drink, party, be obscene and are going to get into some probably punishable acts! Coming along? .

The Irish Experience play Celtic and Appalachian music on traditional and electric instruments. The band was formed in 1996 to play a Saint Patrick's Day show in Seattle, USA. A self-titled CD was released in 2003 with lineup consisting of Joe Bowbeer, Tom Hotchkin, Tom May and Dave Smith. The track Morrison's Jig was licensed by Hallmark in 2008 for use in their Say It With Music line of greeting cards. Green Energy featuring The Wicked Jig was released in 2009. The track Paddy on the Landfill is featured in the movie Kill the Irishman released in 2011. Official site...

There are at least 2 acts that use the name Oniris: 1-) Oniris was a progressive band from France who had released the album L'Homme-Voilier ‎ in 1979 in the twilight of Progressive Rock and one year later had the same album released again via Barclay in Japan. 2) - Xavier Januario, aka Oniris, is a Electronic musian from France. .

The Irises serve up ten slabs of spectacularly melodic intense glam pop rock songs on their auspicious debut CD Not Good In Bed. From the opening crashing guitar chords of “What’s Gonna Happen Now” to the bittersweet conclusion of “Betty’s On Parade”, The Irises move from soaring to searing vocals, with lyrics that cut deeper than Ginsu carving knives, and picture perfect melodies. Song characters range from aging performers to tragic hostesses, delusional romantics, riot grrrls, missing rock stars and beauty pageant queens. “Perfect Boyfriend” has the year’s best line in a pop song with: “She throws a real great...