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Solids may refer to: 1) A rock band from Montreal, Canada. 2) An Australian improv trio. 3) A Japanese fictional idol group. 1) Solids are Xavier Germain-Poitras & Louis Guillemette. The duo formed in 2009 in Montreal and have since released an EP called 'Generic Dogs EP'. It's available on their Bandcamp. 2) "A mass exodus of Perth characters to Melbourne in the mid-'90's led to (Julian) Williams forming classic Australian improv trio Solids. Beginning as a warped, wracked pop outfit, whose early releases betrayed strong influences from The Fall and other early '80's acts whose music expanded from pop...

There are 3 Bands named Solid. 1. Solid are a Portuguese Hardcore band. Members: .Guitar/Back Vocals - Cláudio .Bass/Back Vocals - André .Guitar - Ricardo .Drums - Mapelo .Synth - Teófilo 2.Solid is a band from Jena, Germany which started as a crossover band but soon changed their sounds into a wider range of indie, emo and rock. Members: - Christoph (vocals, guitar) - Carsten (guitar, vocals) - Jule (bass, vocals) - Sam (drums) Former Members: - Beck (1999-2002) The band was formed in 1999 by Christoph (vox, g), Carsten (g, vox) and bassist Beck. Drummer Sam joined them later...

All male, 8 member Japanese group who are all over 180cm. SOLIDEMO is the combination of two words to mean SOLID = Cool EMO = Emotional [Totally Cool and Emotional]. On one side a cool dignified face, and the other singing romantic feminine songs, these are the two faces of SOLIDEMO that gave rise to their name. Akito Teshima, who won the grand prize in the artist category in "avex audition MAX 2013" on Apr. 17th, 2013, will join as a member. He held the periodic one-man show "SOLIDEMO LIVE" at Shibuya DESEO in July 2013. Even before his debute,...

1.) John Steel was an American vocalist who found his biggest success in the 1920s. Described by musicologist Allan Sutton as a “working man’s John McCormack,” Steel was signed to the Victor Talking Machine Company in 1919, the same year he starred in “The Ziegfeld Follies of 1919.” An Actors Equity strike that year brought Steel into the headlines when, although siding with strikers, he was legally forced to perform. Steel went on to star in “The Ziegfeld Follies of 1920” and released a series of hit records, including “The Girls of My Dreams,” “The Love Nest” and “A Pretty...