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Estonian electronic music. .

1) Make My Day is a Rock band from Gießen, Germany in the federal state of Hessen. In their music, the catchiness and vibes of classic and modern Rock bands (e.g. Nickelback, Kiss, Papa Roach) is blended with the virtuosity and precision of Metal, creating timeless, yet modern Rock music. Featuring grand melodies, crisp riffs, pounding rhythms and a lot of good vibes. Head to www.facebook.com/makemydayofficial for more info. 2) Make My Day is a band from Yambol, Bulgaria. The band was form as result of two bands break-up. The current line-up is Fnc - guitar, Koko - drums and...

Trouble Maker is a South Korean co-ed sub-unit formed by Cube Entertainment. It consists of Jang Hyun Seung (장현승) and Kim Hyun Ah (현아). The group's debut single "Trouble Maker" released on November 30, 2011, peaked at #1 on GaOn, Korea's official chart, and achieved a triple crown on MNet's M! Countdown and one win on SBS's Inkigayo and jTBC's Music on Top respectively. Their second mini album, "Chemistry", peaked at #1 on Hanteo's Daily Album Chart and the title track, "내일은 없어 (Now)", charted at #1 on 11 different charts, including Billboard's K-Pop Hot 100 and GaOn's Singles Chart....

There are (at least) 3 bands by that name. The first one existed from 1975 to 1977 Widowmaker were a British hard rock group, who were active from 1975 to 1977. They were considered by many to be a supergroup and released two albums. Although their influences appeared to offer vast creative possibilities, musical and personality differences lead to their break-up. The legacy of Widowmaker is captured on the compilation Straight Faced Fighters (2002) released by Castle, which contains tracks from both of their albums. The band was formed by former Mott the Hoople and Spooky Tooth guitarist Luther Grosvenor,...

Make Believe is 2003's touring version of Joan of Arc, consisting of singer Tim Kinsella, guitarist Sam Zurick, bassist Bobby Burg, and drummer Nate Kinsella. After 3 months of touring solidified their playing together, they returned home and decided to follow this impulse and write new songs with a more aggressive approach. But they all knew it had to be something different than Joan of Arc. For it to be represented as a true collaboration and reflect its totally different approach to songwriting and speak for itself it had to shake whatever connotations the band name Joan of Arc had...