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There are numerous artists whom have taken the name Medusa: 1) The punk rock band from the UK. 2) The indie/electronic band from Mumbai now known as Sky Rabbit. 3) The indie rock band from Finland. 4) The metal band from Melbourne, Australia. 5) The power/prog band from Milton Keynes, England. 6) The women's choir from Utrecht, The Netherlands. 7) The 70's NWOBHM band from England. 8) The heavy metal band from Bitola, FNRY Macedonia. 9) The mid-to-late 90's underground rapper from LA. 10) The metal/thrash/hardcore band featuring members of Racebannon, from Bloomington, Indiana. 11) The metal band from Montreal,...

Eddie Meduza (real name Errol Leonard Norstedt) (June 17, 1948–January 16, 2002) was a Swedish composer and musician working mainly in the rockabilly genre. Many of his songs were about alcohol, women, and cars, quite often with obscene lyrics. Sometimes they were also politically oriented, many aimed at the Swedish social democrats. He was also a popular performer of Raggare music. Norstedt's other identity was the far more vulgar E. Hitler. In this guise he generally recorded more sexually explicit material. He is remembered now mostly for his more explicit work, but many of his songs are very ironic and...

Phyllomedusa is a solo project started in 2007 by a musician from Maryland, USA, who calls himself Big Frog. As follows from its name, the project's imagery has a lot to do with frogs and related animals. Musically, Phyllomedusa is a combination of goregrind and power electronics known as gorenoise. Big Frog has an extensive discography spanning over a hundred releases and has several other projects including Macrophagous Gilled Larvae, Crustacea Zoëa Larvae, Toad Birth, olm, Omphalectoicxanthopsia, and Unconcentrated Faeces Otengeny. All of them represent either goregrind, electronic noise, or related subgenres. Some of Big Frog's music can be found...

Formed in 1992, a bunch of no hopers from rural England decided on trying to become the most intense band in the country. Forged on a diet of Slayer and the heavier end of the spectrum (bear in mind they were in Guns and Roses era then!) the band went through numerous changes before settling down to Paul on Vocals, Neil on Guitar, Bones on Bass and Jammer on drums. Relentless touring followed, playing every town, usually to nobody. Several demos were recorded, with mags like Terrorizer pricking their ears up suspiciously. Then, one day Household Name records appeared offering...