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There are more than one band with this name: 1) Crawl is typically associated with the drum machine driven death metal inspired industrial metal band who hailed from Green Bay, Wisconsin in the US. The band originally started off as Bleed and played a much more death metal sound in their previous name. Under the name Crawl, the band still maintained that death metal sound but added more of an Godflesh influence to their style, which was most evident in the vocal style as well as guitar tones and style. Their first album "Earth," released in 1995, had re-recorded songs...

There are five projects called Crawlspace: 1. Crawlspace is a combined Death Metal with hardcore Sounds. The Lineup was: Brecht (Vocals), Dominique (Drums), Wim (Guitars), Jurgen (Bass). Back in Zonhoven, Belgium, in 1994, the breaking up of Supporated Necrosanct (death metal) resulted into a new band called Crawlspace. They played old school hardcore at the time and put out two demo tapes. The line-up never changed over the years but an evolution of sound and style followed. The result was their first dead and brutal mcd "Don't get mad...get even!" on RPP records (BEL). Crawlspace as they are known today...

"Australian Playboys" was the name given to the Melbourne-spawned rock & roll band the Playboys, for their appearances and record releases outside of Australia, to avoid confusion with Gary Lewis's backing band "the Playboys." ~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guide .

There are 3 bands called Crawling Chaos: (1) Crawling Chaos is a post-punk band from the UK (2) Crawling Chaos is a death metal / grindcore band from Italy (3) The Crawling Chaos is an experimental sludge band from Russia (1) The Crawling Chaos started in Ashington, Northumberland in the late 1970s in the UK by two young men, soon to be Doomage Khult and Strangely Perfect who met at the local school, sharing an interest in astronomy, music, gloomy science and horror fantasy novels and science itself. Skills in music and electronics coupled with the punk explosion in 1976...

Australian Aborigines are those people regarded as indigenous to the Australian continent. In the High Court of Australia, Australian Aborigines have been specifically identified as a group of people who share, in common, biological ancestry back to the original occupants of the continent. Justice Deane of the High Court famously described and defined an Australian Aboriginal person as "a person of Aboriginal descent, albeit mixed, who identifies himself as such and who is recognised by the Aboriginal community as an Aboriginal." .