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There are at least 2 bands named Addicted : 1) French southern-metal band featuring (former) members of Phazm, Imperial Sodomy, Agressor or Scarve formed in 2003. They released their first album, Recipe For The Sick, in 2008. http://www.addicted-band.com http://www.myspace.com/addictedband 2) Addicted - Hardcore/Punk/Rock Bandmembers: Flo Stahl - guitar, vocals Mario Fiedler - drums, vocals René Fiedler - guitar Thomas Schreiner - bass Homepage: www.addicted.de.vu MySpace: www.myspace.com/addictedtheband Check Out Our Website And MySpace Profil And Have Fun! .

There is more than one artist with this name: 1) ＣＲＡＺＥ was a Japanese rock band consisting of vocalist TUSK (Tasuka Itaya, 板谷祐; ex Zi:Kill) guitarist CIPHER (Ichiro Takigawa, 瀧川一郎; ex D'ERLANGER) bassist Seiichi Iida (飯田成一; ex Zi:Kill) and drummer Tetsu Kikuchi (菊地哲; ex D'ERLANGER, Zi:Kill). Due to the previous activity of the bandmates, Craze's early material followed a visual kei theme, although their visual image lessened as time went on. Craze also had some mild popularity throughout their time together, occasionally breaking the Japanese Oricon charts. They played their final live without TUSK on 9 January 2006. 2) DJ...

Pretty Addicted are a ‘Goth Rave’ band from London, U.K, looking to make a big mark on the Electronic/Dance circuit with their unique blend of dark sounds, hard beats and obscene, yet catchy, lyrics. They have been described as "The porn in music form that the scene needs". They aim to fill your ears with controversy; mixing many different genres without conforming to any one particular style. They preach a message for the outcasts, with a terrifying and pornographic Vicious Precious snarling at you the whole time, and refuse to be anything other than who they are. And that’s their...

There are three bands by this name: 1) The Craze is an infectious mix of rockabilly and bar anthems with pop sensibilities and hooks. With their base in the desert of Lancaster, CA, their energetic tunes have put The Craze on the map in clubs throughout California, the Southwest and beyond. Their first full-length studio album, "Introducing the Craze" (2005) met with great local success and kicked off a furious touring schedule, including an appearance at SXSW 2007. The Craze returned to the studio to work on their sophomore album "Get Up", which was released in June of 2008. 2)...